The Mana Potion was a consumable item in League of Legends that restored 100 mana over 15 seconds. It was permanently removed from the game in patch V9.23.

Key Features:

• Restored 100 mana over 15 seconds
• Could be stacked up to 5 times in inventory
• Cost 35 gold (before removal)
• Didn't interrupt channeled abilities

Notable Changes:

• Originally called "Potion of Brilliance"
• Removed from regular shop in V5.22
• Briefly available through Kleptomancy rune
• Final removal in V9.23 with Kleptomancy's removal

Seasonal Variants:

• Eggnog Mana Potion (Snowdown Showdown 2009-2011)
• Mana-Encrusted Apple (Harrowing 2010)
• Dragon Dumpling (Lunar Revel)

Interesting Mechanics:

• Could queue multiple potions (max 5 stacks)
• Worked with Chalice of Harmony's passive, increasing potency up to 100%
• Had unique interactions with manaless champions when obtained through Kleptomancy

Legacy: While no direct replacement was introduced, similar mana-restoring effects can be found in items like Corrupting Potion and Hunter's Potion.

Patch History:

• V9.23: Final removal
• V5.22: Removed from shop
• Earlier patches: Various balance changes including cost reduction (40g → 35g) and duration adjustments

The item became less effective in mid to late game as champion mana pools and ability costs increased, but remained a useful early game resource for mana-dependent champions.

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