The game first strips down the magic system down to its very fundamentals, then analyses what works and then builds on its core strength-which is allowing the player to freely mix and match their strategy according to their spells with no artificial cooldown timer serving as the barrier for keeping the system “fair”. Xaviant Studios have created a classic case of constructive deconstructionism. The revamped system that Lichdom puts in its place as a substitute ensures you will have one of the more satisfying combat experiences in a RPG in recent memory. That means the concepts of mana bars and cooldowns get chucked out of the window. It paves a path that breaks a rigid convention that the role-playing genre has stuck to for far too long.įrom the very outset, Lichdom has one primary objective-to focus exclusively on the mage character and revitalize the power of wielding magic, while shunning traditions that have become a staple in the role-playing genre. Sometimes those conventions may be buried under so many traditions that it’s hard to deconstruct the clichés and get to the core on which the convention was built.ĭeconstructing is what Lichdom: Battlemage does best. Artists often talk about breaking convention.
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