Mana Energy Potion
A Fair & Honest Energy Drink Review
Mana Energy Potion Retail Package Description
Mana potion comes in a bottle that looks a great deal like what you'd expect a mana pot to look like. If I had to guess, it probably restores about 700 mana, with an item level of 41. I don't know where the guys who make this get all of their "Goldthorn" and "Khadgar's Whisker", but I'm glad they have a 200+ Alchemist on staff because even at $3.25 each, these are a bargain IRL, compared to the nearly 1g each these go for in the AH. These are a small 1.69fl. oz. bottles, and as any mage, druid, shaman, sorceress or priest worth his/her salt knows that these should stack to 5, and if you're toting 16 slot bags (as you should be by level 30), you'll have no problems carrying 390 of these with you everywhere along with your perfume barrel and 19lb. catfish. The packaging is very MMORPG fantasy oriented, like you might expect to see in Everquest, Warhammer Online, or WoW. Adorned with a cross/dagger looking logo on the front, The potion itself is, of course, blue and the back has all the stats on it. The back warns that this product is "not for use by mortals under 16 years of age", so undead of any age should be ok.
Caffeine Addict's Mana Energy Potion Review
Ok, so you're in WSG, you have EFC in site going up main tunnel. You've got aspect of the cheetah, and his swiftness potion is running out, but oh noes, while your scorpid sting got him down to 300HP, it also brought you down to /oom, and he's only steps away from 3 WSG marks of honor. The immortal battle cry of Crazymittens from Quel'Thalas realm, which he posted in all caps in /bg chat still echo in your ears, "U NUBS SUX, LEARN NOT TO FIGHT MF AND HEAL FC, I'M GOING AFK". One concussion shot is all you need to pwn this n00b, but what can you do? You're just a n00b hunter farming HK at MF. Then you remember, mana pots FTW! You knock it back, take aim, and slow that mailbox-dancing nightelf warrior to a crawl. Out of the corner of your eye, the horde's worst nightmare, an overpowered holy pally...he's closing in, will he heal EFC, or hit me with the hammer of justice? Either way, we lose, but wait. What is this? The pally is frozen! Alas, Crazymittens has not gone AFK at all, he's dropped a Freezing Trap at the FR entrance, and victory is ours. I take aim, ready to return to Orgrimmar the hero, ready to release that shot and take home the victory. Not so fast, from the second floor comes an arcane shot, down goes EFC and in comes an angry little hunter Crazymittens and his stupid bear pet. He returns the horde flag and caps the ally flag FTW. All that to say, thanks artard for stealing my killing blow, my flag return, and my 3rd consecutive Flag Cap. Stupid twink marksman hunters.
Srsly, this energy shot lacks nothing in flavor. Very tart, very sweet, and nearly gelatinous, it couldn't be less thirst quenching, but it's scrumptious and energizing like pecan pie filling. Filling the empty mana pot bottle back up with blue fluid and putting it on display also demonstrates your 1337 status, and with World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King Expansion Pack
Mana energy potion is energizing, as it claims. I don't have a great deal to add to that, but apparently, if you drink it before jumping on a treadmill, you can run across Azeroth in 4:50 seconds.
These are about $3.25 each, if purchased from our online store in the 12 pack. This energy shot is not an exceptional value, sans the novelty. This is a fantastic gift for heroic-dungeon-running MMORPG nerds or fantasy card players in your life.
Energy Junkie's Mana Energy Potion Review
After pwning some Skullsplitter Tribe trolls I was getting a little tired. I figured what better way to energize than by using a Mana Potion. I grabbed the little bubble shaped vile and drank it down. It didn't taste quite like what I would imagine a mixture of mageroyal and silverleaf to taste like. I think the best way to describe it would be like a blue freezer pop that has yet to be frozen. Kind of overly sweet and thick, the type of sickly sweet that will have you licking your lips for hours. Quite tasty but I would highly recommend brushing your teeth shortly after drinking.
While waiting for the energy to kick in I figured I should read the bottle and check the website. Not much to the label really, just the supplement facts (25 calories, 4grams of carbs) the energy potion ingredients (Phenylalanine, taurine, tyrosine, and caffeine), an cute warning (not for mortals under 16 years of age), and a pretty freaking sweet logo. Being unable to find any information on Thottbot, (I think they need to update) I decided to check out the site on the label. The site is very appealing with nice artwork. All of the pertinent information is present, same basic facts as the label, some fun videos and wallpaper, how to order, where to buy, and a very cute, chocked full of references FAQ section.
After checking out the website I was feeling just a bit jittery so I decided I'd better get back to STV and kill some more stuff. About 30 minutes into questing the jittery feeling subsided and my hair stopped tingling. After 3 more hours of looting corpses I opted to end my 27 hour day in Azeroth. All-in-all this is an excellent product. It's not too bad for the waistline, It tastes like candy, and it's very properly marketed. The only real drawback is the price. At just under 3G 50S or $3.50 American for one potion, (that wouldn't be so bad if they still came in glass bottles) I think the only way I'll get one is if it drops after killing my roommate! (Don't worry he will respawn upstairs in about 15 minutes)