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Deep Well (Endless Mana)
"Cast until your fingers hurt."
How do I install Deep Well (Endless Mana)?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Deep Well (Endless Mana) for Core Keeper in one click.
</>What does Deep Well (Endless Mana) do?
Magic in Core Keeper is great fun right up to the moment the bar runs dry and you're standing in a room full of angry caveling shamans holding a stick. Deep Well keeps the pool topped up, so a magic build finally plays the way it looks like it should. Chain spells for as long as you like, clear a room without switching back to a melee weapon, and stop rationing your good abilities for boss phases. It pairs nicely with Warpath if you want the magic damage numbers to match the new tempo. Switch it off and your mana goes back to filling at the usual pace.
</>What is Deep Well (Endless Mana)?
Deep Well, a Core Keeper mod from ProjectMods, keeps your mana pool topped up as fast as you drain it. Your best spells stop being something you save for later — cast them on cooldown, hold a whole room at range, and let the bar look after itself. Flip it off and mana returns to its normal refill rate.
</>Common questions about Deep Well (Endless Mana)
What does Deep Well do in Core Keeper?
Deep Well keeps your mana pool topped up in Core Keeper, refilling it about as fast as you can spend it. Magic builds are brilliant right up until the bar empties mid-fight and your powerful spellcaster is suddenly a person swinging a stick at a caveling shaman. Deep Well removes that moment entirely. You cast on cooldown, hold a corridor at range for as long as you need to, and stop saving your strongest spells for an emergency that never quite arrives. Nothing else about your character changes — only the waiting goes away.
Does Deep Well raise my maximum mana or just refill it?
It refills. Deep Well doesn't change the size of your Core Keeper mana pool or the stats on your gear — it keeps the pool you already have full, so the ceiling stays where the game put it and you simply stop running dry underneath it. That means spell costs, mana-related gear bonuses and everything else behave exactly as they normally would. You just never have to stand still waiting for the bar to creep back up.
Can I still run out of mana with Deep Well switched on?
In practice, no — Deep Well tops your Core Keeper mana back up quickly and repeatedly, so even heavy spell chains stay fuelled. You may see the bar dip briefly during a very fast cast sequence before it fills again, which is normal. The point isn't a frozen bar, it's that waiting for mana stops being part of how you play a magic build. Switch it off and your mana returns to filling at the usual pace.
What does the Endless Mana switch do?
Endless Mana is the whole mod in one control. While it's on, Deep Well keeps your Core Keeper mana pool refilling; turn it off and mana regenerates at the game's normal rate again. There's no strength dial, because a mana bar is either something you're managing or it isn't. That makes it easy to run a magic build with Deep Well on for a boss fight and switch it back off for a run you want to play straight.
How does Deep Well pair with Warpath for a magic build?
Very well. Deep Well solves the fuel problem in Core Keeper and Warpath solves the damage problem — it has a dedicated Magic Damage dial, so you can raise your spell damage without touching melee or ranged. Run them together and a magic build finally plays the way it looks like it should: constant casting, numbers that match the tempo. Add Prodigy if you'd rather not spend a week levelling the Magic skill from scratch.
What options does Deep Well (Endless Mana) include?
Endless Mana
Master switch. While it's on, your mana keeps refilling. Turn it off to go back to normal.
Deep Well is a Core Keeper mod from ProjectMods that refills your mana as fast as you spend it, so a magic build can chain spells without stopping to wait for the bar.
System Requirements
What features does Deep Well (Endless Mana) include?
- Keeps your mana pool topped up as fast as you spend it, so spells never stop mid-fight
- Lets a magic build actually play like one — chain casts instead of falling back on a sword
- Runs off a single switch with nothing to configure and no top-up button to remember
- Restores normal mana regeneration the moment you turn it back off
Best For
- Magic builds clearing a room of caveling shamans without rationing the good spells for later
- Boss fights where you'd rather cast on cooldown than watch what's left in the bar
- First-time Magic runs, so you learn the spells instead of fighting the resource curve
- Tunnelling or clearing with an area spell that would normally drain the whole pool in seconds
- Pairing with Warpath so the damage numbers keep up with the new casting tempo
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