Mana Potion

The Mana Potion restores 100 mana when used. They are occasionally obtained from Iron Crates.

Consuming any Mana Potion (Super, Greater, Regular, or Lesser) will inflict the Mana Sickness debuff on the player.

Consuming Mana Potions will not activate the Potion Sickness debuff.

Crafting[edit | edit source]

Result	Ingredients	Crafting station
Mana Potion	Lesser Mana Potion (2) Glowing Mushroom	Placed Bottle or Alchemy Table

Result	Ingredients	Crafting station
Mana Flower	Mana Potion Nature's Gift	Tinkerer's Workshop
Restoration Potion ( )	Mana Potion Healing Potion	Placed Bottle

Equipping a Mana Flower allows a player consume mana potions automatically when mana is depleted.
2 Lesser Mana Potions would restore 100 mana when used individually, but is less efficient due to the Mana Sickness debuff.

Even though the Mana Potion is used to craft the Mana Flower, the Mana Flower's sprite shows both the shape and two yellow stripes of the Greater Mana Potion.

Desktop 1.3.0.1:
- Sprite updated.
- Value decreased from 500 to 250.
- No longer used in Restoration Potion recipe.
- The Mana Sickness debuff is increased by 5 seconds for every additional Mana Potion drunk while the debuff is active, for up to 50% lowered magic damage.

Desktop 1.2.3:
- Consuming any Mana Potion will enact the Mana Sickness debuff.
- Stack limit increased from 25 to 50.

Desktop 1.2:
- Stack limit reduced from 50 to 25.
- Sell price increased from 50 to 1 .

Desktop 1.1:
- Stack limit raised from 30 to 50.
- Sell price reduced from 2 to 50 .