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No cooldown times, no mana - but you've got very low health, so be careful. You're a battlemage, or a spell caster who specialized in offensive/destructive spells. Step 4: Adjust settings (well, maybe this isn't that bad) and start a new game (OK, I take it back). Step 3: Open the game (I apologize in advance for the head trauma of your forehead on your desk). Step 2: Download it with Steam (yeah, I sound like that Tech Support guy about now). (For those who aren't interested, or think that this might contain spoilers for your enjoyment, you can always read another topic.) The game should be titled ¨Lichdom Necromancer¨.I figured it might be a good idea to help new-comers to Lichdom, for those who don't want to figure it out on their own and just want some tips to get started. Sacrifice all of your thralls and let the minions do your bidding, and just hope that you don't need to rely on your own spells, or starve your summoned monsters to fuel your own destructive energies? Your ultimate goal would be to achieve immortality by becoming a Lich.

However, you can sacrifice thralls to upgrade summoning components to make your summoned minions more powerful, giving the player the choice in choosing how to balance their power. The more live thralls you have, the more powerful your spells become. You would have direct damage spells, and defensive Nova type spells, but AOE would be replaced by summoning. Rather than just crafting spells, you also craft different types of summons using a variety of creature/monster/demon parts. You would try to prey on the fears and weaknesses of the different groups, eventually enslaving them as thralls.

I'd like to see a sequel, perhaps played from the evil perspective where you are a necromancer trying to overthrow a land inhabited by a variety of different people. Depends on who owns the rights, and what they care to do with them. Considering the fact that the developers seem to have parted ways, I doubt it.

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