Elements Of Deception

"Ignis Mundi, a lush and beautiful world, where all elemental beings live in harmony, but fire is the most prominent found there. Elemental Scholars are the keepers of this harmony. Studying the elements and keeping their power in check when needed."
-"Elemental Worlds", Book One, Fire

Ignis Mundi: The first world devastated by Malus, but certainly not the last. Given the destructive nature of the Fire Elementals, they willingly joined Malus on his Dark March, and helped scorch the the entire planet. What remains is but fire, rock, and a few resilient plant forms, but don’t let the Plant Elementals deceive you; Vile Darkness has corrupted their alliance, and they fight on behalf of the Fire Elementals.

Before the Dark March, there were towering stone totems created by the Rock and Fire Elementals; But they have since disappeared, leaving only a barren spot where they had once stood...

Make your way across the planet, and pursue Malus through his Arcane Portals. Using your elemental powers and forms, revert any aggressive Elemental Beings back to their most basic states. Take heed though; For Malus only lets his most powerful followers have access to his Arcane Portals.

Gameplay:
Play through Book One: Fire, of the Elements Of Deception epic.

Combine, and command 4 different elements in this first book
-Fire, Water, Plant, and Arcane

Discover thousands of unique element variations
-Every element has randomly generated stats, and follows a RPG loot rarity system.

Exploit elemental weaknesses
-Fire element forms do 2X damage to plant enemies, but take 2X damage from water enemies.

Unleash 14 powerful elemental forms
-Create massive tidal waves, launch fire arrows, grow protective thorn bush barriers, and more!

Explore randomly generated worlds
-Using a random seed, youre able to explore over 1,000,000 different world layouts. Everything from your enemies health and placement, to how long the world is, is different on each play through.

Master two forms at once
-Trap your enemy with vines, then strike them with a powerful tidal wave of water.