6 fields to summon creatures and you try to kill opponent. Each turn your elemental powers are increased by one. You have elemental powers and summon creatures or cast one time spells if you have sufficient power.

That's pretty cheap for the quality of the game and the fun I have had so far. The base game is only $4 and each expansion is only $2. They just introduced a new cast of mages a week ago. I like the fact that this game is still supported. I like to play a random Mage against a randomly generated opponent. Or you can play single match ups for quick games. This takes about 30 or so challenges as you do preset matches with different win and play requirements. This game can be played in a long term campaign. Hard is pretty difficult, requiring a lot of planning and thought without much room for error. It offers a good challenge while avoiding frustrating games. If you want some dead brain time, put it on easy and you will kill some time and win 90+%. It's very simple to play, but with some good strategy elements. This is where the true diversity and re-playability comes from. There are a dozen different mage types to choose from. The fifth slot is your 'personality' for lack of a better term. You and the opponent have the four elements standard. Every turn you generate manna to cast a spell. It's magic like in that you have 5 types of cards to cast. It originally was a pc game, but has been ported (very well) to iOS.

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