Legend of Mana

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Seiken Densetsu: Legend of Mana was released in 1999/2000 for Sony's PSX. Legend of Mana (LoM) puts you in a fantasy world, full of mystic, even sometimes bizarre, creatures, like live teapots, onion-warriors etc. It's a beautiful game, with hand-drawn sceneries and characters.

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Gameplay

• Controls

Appendices

• Artifacts
• Lands
• Pets
• Weapons and Tempering
• Produce and Seeds
• Instruments and Coins
• Characters
• Abilities
• Special Techniques
• New Game + Features
• Achievements and trophies

Walkthrough

• The Lost Princess
• Niccolo's Business Unusual
• The Wisdom of Gaeus
• The Little Sorcerers
• The Seven Wisdoms
• The Mana Orchards
• Diddle's Letter
• The Monster Corral
• The Gorgon Eye
• Huntin' Du'Cate
• Faeries' Light
• The Flame of Hope
• Niccolo's Business Unusual: 2
• Teatime of Danger
• Mine Your Own Business
• Watts Drops His Hammer
• Path of the Blacksmith

• The Fallen Emperor
• The Guardian of Winds
• The Field Trip
• The Ghost of Nemesis
• The Dragon Princess
• The Crimson Dragon
• The Cage of Dreams
• Seeing Double
• Summer Lovin'
• Drowned Dreams
• A Siren's Song
• Gilbert: Love is Blind
• Gilbert: School Amour
• Gilbert: Resume for Love
• Diddle Had It!
• Can't Look Back
• Pee-Wee Birdie

• The Murmuring Forest
• Two Torches
• In Search of Faeries
• Pokiehl: Dream Teller
• Star-Crossed Lovers
• Heaven's Gate
• Niccolo's Business Unusual: 3
• The Infernal Doll
• Daddy's Broom
• Professor Bomb's Lab
• Golem Go Make 'em
• Reach for the Stars
• Instruments 101
• Niccolo's Business Unusual: 4
• Niccolo Calls it Quits?
• The Blessed Elixir
• The Wimpy Thugling

• The Looking-Glass Tower
• The Lucky Clover
• Cosmo
• Two Pearls
• Alexandrite
• Fluorite
• The Teardrop Crystal
• Rachel
• Li'l Cactus
• Catchin' Lilipeas
• Diddle Kidnapped!?
• The Quiet Sea
• Where's Putty?
• The Treasure Map
• The Nordic Snowfield
• Buried Treasure
• The Legend of Mana