Finally, if using the spell points variant rule, the potions can restore an equivalent amount of spell points to the maximum spellslot it would otherwise restore. They can use this to recover the spellslots they're after, but the additional spellslots they can't recover are lost. If the caster wants to, they can use a Mana Potion even if they do not have enough spent spellslots to benefit from the entire potion.

Additionally, instead of restoring spellslots, it can be used to restore Ki Points to a Monk, or Sorcery Points to a Sorcerer, at 1 point per first level spell slot the potion can restore. Drinking the potion restores a spell slot or number of spell slots equal in value to the highest single spell slot it can restore (For example, a Greater Mana Potion can restore a single 3rd level spellslot, but the caster can instead use it to restore up to three 1st level spellslots, or one 1st level spellslot and one 2nd level spellslot).

Consuming this potion as a creature with no spellcasting ability does nothing, but as a spellcaster, it has a few possible options. This blue, opaque potion is a weaker but safer alternative to the other Mana Potion choice of this wiki.

Spell slots over level 20 5e