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[[Image:LegendOfMana.jpg|thumb|Legend of Mana]]

[[Image:LegendOfMana.jpg|thumb|Legend of Mana]]

'''Legend of Mana''' released on the [[Playstation]], is the 4th game in the [[Seiken Densetsu series]].  This was only the 3rd game released in the US (Seiken Densetsu 3 was not released stateside).

'''Legend of Mana''' is an RPG released by Square in June of 2000 for the [[:Category:Playstation games|Sony Playstation]].  It is the fourth game in the [[:Category:Seiken Densetsu series]], though only the third title to make it to the US (Seiken Densetsu 3 was not released stateside).

==Game Introduction==

==Game Introduction==

Unlike other games in the Seiken series, Legend of Mana was not a straight forward game.  The game has a few missions available from the start, and upon completing them you can receive Artifacts (AFs) that can create new lands, thus allowing you to complete new missions.  However while completing some missions allow you to access new missions, they can also prevent you from completing others.

Unlike other games in the Seiken series, Legend of Mana was not a straightforward game.  The game has a few missions available from the start, and upon completing them you can receive Artifacts (AFs) that can create new lands, thus allowing you to complete new missions.  However while completing some missions allow you to access new missions, they can also prevent you from completing others.

Legend of Mana has 3 major storylines, of which one must be completed (at minimum) to be able to complete the game.  While it's easy to get to the end of the game, getting there FAST requires a lot of strategy and planning.

Legend of Mana has 3 major storylines, of which one must be completed (at minimum) to be able to complete the game.  While it's easy to get to the end of the game, getting there FAST requires a lot of strategy and planning.