What do Mana and Hp potions taste like?

Windown95

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I have made my character drink tons of it,but how does it taste. Bad,Good,or no taste at all.
 

Darth IB

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I imagine they taste thoroughly grim, hence why heroes try to down them in one sweep.
 

Blizzarded Soul

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I like to believe that Health potions taste like strawberries or raspberries. But mana potions taste like blueberries.
 

synobal

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If I had to guess I'd say they taste like red and blue. They are flavors!
 

thisberichard

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I can't speak to health potions, but mana potions are kind of nasty. Like an energy shot, but a little less well blunted by artificial flavors.

http://www.thinkgeek.com/caffeine/a273/
 

Baneat

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thisberichard said:
I can't speak to health potions, but mana potions are kind of nasty. Like an energy shot, but a little less well blunted by artificial flavors.

http://www.thinkgeek.com/caffeine/a273/
I thought those things were pretty nice tbh.
 

Auninteligentname

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They taste like the nectars of Gods, thus, explaining the taste would be impossible. Explaining such taste would be like explaining the color green to a blind person. If I must guess, I'll say magic. It tastes like magic. With mana potions tasting like blue magic and health potions like red magic.
 

Ultra_Caboose

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It's medicine. Well, the HP potions are, anyway. I'd bank on the health potions tasting like cheap cough-syrup. The mana potions on the other hand just restore energy... So I'd imagine those would taste like a very concentrated energy drink, which would be awful if you ask me...
 

Echo Delta

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In my tabletop campaigns I generally followed both dwarven and tolkien tradition and made potions, more often than not, alcoholic spirits or bitter tasting. On occasion they could be anything from a sweet to a sour liquid, it really depends on the effect really.
 

thisberichard

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To each their own, I guess. Wasn't to my taste.

That said, I now fill the bottles with vodka and blue food coloring, which I contend is preferable, albeit far less thematically appropriate.
 

Echo Delta

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poiumty said:
Horribly. Otherwise they would be served in bars as a refreshment drink, right?
Unless you count that they would be far too pricey to be served at all, given the level of wealth vs. cost of a potion in most fantasy settings.