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stamina (or mana :D ) can be regained by touching the pilon (and you don't need to use it to travel, it gives you an option to just rest)
also you can find potions that refill stamina, keep them, use them :)
Basically, as annoying as it is, don't use your abilities unless you're in a boss fight or othrewise in a difficult situation. Mages can use rods and bows and shamans can use javelins, so both of those characters can use long range attacks.
If possible, try to position your tank character such that he'll stop the enemies from running past him. Of course, some mobs can ignore that rule and you don't always have doorways or other small passage areas available to you.
This strange approach to magic puts a huge crimp in playing a mage character as your main. I never did like this mechanic.