First-person staff magic in a painted meadow. Seven spells, from a fire bolt to a tornado and a black hole, and a hamlet that really comes apart.
You have a staff, a meadow, and seven spells. Nothing here is trying to stop you.
Walk a painted countryside in first person: a keep, a cottage, a windmill, an old abbey, a lake, and a lot of grass. Then find out what each spell does to it.
The spells
- Fire: hold to gather a bolt, let go to throw it. It lands, catches, and spreads through grass and trees.
- Frost: pour a freezing jet. It ices the ground and the lake, and puts fire out.
- Wind: gather a gust and throw it. It flattens grass, strips trees, fans flames and fells what it hits hard enough.
- Growth: pour it on burnt or frozen ground and the meadow comes back, flowers, birds and all.
- Explosion: hold while rune circles stack into the sky, then watch.
- Singularity: open a black hole over anything and hold. It takes buildings and trees apart piece by piece, and throws them back when you let go.
- Tornado: call one down in a stroke of lightning and lead it wherever you look. It picks up fire, frost and water on the way.
Every building is built from separate stones, beams and tiles, so it breaks the way you break it. Trees can be uprooted, burnt and frozen. Spells act on each other: frost over fire, wind into fire, a tornado through a burning field.
Sound
Turn it up. Every spell has its own sound, the world goes quiet after something big, and your footsteps change with what you have done to the ground.
