Forgotten Lore

Players set their own rules - we will stay out of trading as much as possible. Collect souls to summon spirits, use your spirits to crush your opponents. Take their tomes both to gain power and to learn more about the story. The game is based in a world far away from our own - in another time. So far away that most of it's lore has been lost to time. Battle after battle, the secrets of the world will reveal themselves to you. Gameplay: Each player can create their own deck of up to 64 pages, or cards. Place your pages into a Tome, and your deck will be born. Each Tome has it's own unique ability. For example, the default tome card is Leech - which hurts the user by 1 HP every turn, but giving them 2 souls (for summoning cards) in exchange. Another is Mill, which allows summoners to eat away at their own deck for souls. Nothing gained or lost each turn, only what they choose to sacrifice from their own hand. On a player's turn, he/she is able to summon cards, use magic cards, attack the other player's cards or the other player directly. Each player starts with 64 HP, so the goal is to get their HP to zero. With a wide variety of cards with their own unique abilities, the ways to go about it are endless. The game features a sacrificial system, to summon powerful cards at the expensive of weaker cards (or alternatively - just summoning the stronger cards at a super high soul cost). There are status effects, such as poison, burn, freeze, etc. Overheal also is a big part of the game - healing beyond the normal limitations of a card's abilities. System Requirements Windows: OS: Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10 Processor: 2.0 GHz CPU, Dual Core Memory: 512 MB RAM Graphics: DX9 Compatible GPU DirectX: Version 9.0 Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 250 MB available space Sound Card: something that makes noise SteamOS + Linux: OS: Ubuntu 14.10+ Processor: 2.0 GHz CPU, Dual Core Memory: 512 MB RAM Graphics: OpenGL Compatible GPU Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 250 MB available space Sound Card: something that makes noise