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Potion of Mana
| Potion of Mana | |
| |
| Item | Water Bottle |
|---|---|
| Type | Potion |
| Obtain | Potion Merchant |
| Usage | Refills mana bar |
Potions of Mana are blue, water-like potions that keep player's Mana bar filled for a given amount of time upon usage. This time frame allows for the player to sprint and cast spells freely, as they do not have to worry as much about their mana depleting.
Contents
List of Potions[edit | edit source]
| Level Min. | Amount of Mana | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 12 Mana | 4 seconds | 2 Emerald Blocks |
| 20 | 18 Mana | 6 seconds | 3 Emerald Blocks |
| 40 | 30 Mana | 10 seconds | 5 Emerald Blocks |
| 60 | 42 Mana | 14 seconds | 7 Emerald Blocks |
| 80 | 54 Mana | 18 seconds | 9 Emerald Blocks |
| 100 | 66 Mana | 22 seconds | 11 Emerald Blocks |
Effect[edit | edit source]
- Mana Potions give their user 3 mana points per second. The amount of time for which the effect is prolonged depends on the level of the potion. Each potion can be used two times before it disappears.
Obtain[edit | edit source]
- Like other potions, they can only be obtained from Potion Merchants which are located throughout the map.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Early on in the game, it used to be technically possible to use Rotten Flesh and other Vanilla Minecraft food items as "Mana Potions" (though they may not have proved to be very effective substitutes). However this glitch was removed in the Gavel Expansion, as attempting to eat something will give you the hunger temporarily, then it will deplete the amount that the food should have given, making it impractical to eat food.
