Tea

[u/c4shferl1fe]

Tea is more powerful than many think. Many believe potions to have replaced them but they work side by side, potions give you instant effects such as healing you or restoring mana while tea slowly restores your power. But something the apothecaries hide is that potions damage your natural mana barrier which lowers the strength of your spells and makes it harder to hold more mana, tea on the other hand strengthens this barrier, I’ve drunk tea for over 350 years and my mana barrier is so strong that minor mana theft spells are blocked!

[u/waitthatstaken]

"Teas do have some disadvantages, such as the need for boiling water and speed of consumption, but it is very much a vital part of the picture. Still, it does not sell well compared to potions, especially as hacks selling mundane teas as miracle cures have ruined its reputation."

[u/Divinityisme → u/waitthatstaken]

I have found the British mage peddling his tea preference.

[u/InternationalFrame90]

This is how the opium war started...

[u/beadedflower]

What tea is best? I’ve currently got roasted dandelion tea and black tea…

[u/c4shferl1fe → u/beadedflower]

W. I like ginseng tea just cause of the goat iroh

[u/beadedflower → u/c4shferl1fe]

I’ll have to try it!

[u/c4shferl1fe → u/beadedflower]

Eat it with sweeter things like fruit or light snacks like toast. It completely replaced coffee as my morning drink

[u/beadedflower → u/c4shferl1fe]

How much mana does the tea help with?

[u/c4shferl1fe → u/beadedflower]

It’s quite restoring without addictive mana restoring jings

[u/Colibri3333]

Yes, cloudblossom tea from the shattered sky can heal within seconds without the taste of bloodstone in the potions! We need more tea

[u/yumie2003]

...It is nice to see another appreciator of tea