Trials of Mana has a special seed item that allows players to change their class. This guide will help players locate the Class Seed Chest in the game world. Trial’s of Mana is a remake of the iconic JRPG title brought over the modern consoles. Like many other JRPG titles, players will take control of a character that they must level up, grind, apply skills, and explore through a vast world with. The original game was iconic as the game has never had an official English translation until the Collection of Mana. This is the first time the game has been written in English. This guide will help players with the locations of the Class Seed Chest.
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Class Seeds are very special items that allow the player to change their class. Once the player finds the class seed, they can head over to the inn and planet it. Once the player reaches Level 38, they will have the option to use the item that comes from the seed to change their class. These seeds can be found in a variety of ways. Here are the locations of the seeds for players who wish to change their class in the Trials of Mana
??? Seed Locations in Trials of Mana
Players are guaranteed a ??? Seed every time they visit a Benevodon dungeon. Certain enemies from within the dungeon drop this item. Here are the locations of each ??? Seed in the dungeons.
- Shimmering Ruins: In the bottom room on the map.
- Labyrinth of Ice: In the bottom room on the map.
- Chartmoon Tower: In the bottom right-hand side room on the map.
- Fiery Gorge: In Fiery Gorge I.
- Woods of Wandara: Inside a green chest on the side of the cliff next to a blue mushroom.
- Ancient City Pedda: Gets picked up during the story.
Although, for players who wish to grind for ??? Seed’s, Fiery Gorge is the best location. More enemies have the chance to drop the seed in combat. Plant the seed at the inn and claim a new class.
Trials of Mana is one of gaming’s most important RPGs. While it does not have the same reputation as series like Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest, its community remains excited to see what happens next. With so many remakes happening this year, it may have missed some player’s radars. It is recommended to go back and give this game a chance when the opportunity presents itself. It is a worthwhile JRPG that should be played at least once.
Trials of Mana is available for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.
