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About Tower Walker: MMO Grind Simulator Tower Walker - The Lich
Tower Walker: The Lich is an add-on for Tower Walker: MMO Grind Simulator that adds the Necromancer playable class, the Lich subclass and a Skeleton summon.
The Lich
In the second age, dark sorcerers in the tower studied necromancy to raise the dead and bind them as slaves to the tower’s master. Sephiran, the son of a great wizard, was one of these immortal undead. He spent many years studying dark magic in the tower’s crypt section and became the first Lich Lord. His undead faction is known as the Gravelords among the ancient scepter order.
Sephiran was the only undead to take a seat in the order’s council as an elder mage. He wrote the old scroll about the tower that later ended up in the royal library in Stormholme. He is counted among the legends of magic and the ancient sorcerers whose statues, as founders of the order, stand outside the temple gates as reminders of the past.
The Necromancer
Arthur Lothrax was Sephiran’s most trusted servant and a talented necromancer who lived in the tower during the first age. Before joining the Lich Lord, Arthur served as court wizard to the bandit king Paolos in the eastern territories. He helped Paolos win many battles by summoning armies of risen undead and skeletons.
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The best price for Tower Walker: MMO Grind Simulator Tower Walker - The Lich is $2.99 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.
No. Tower Walker: MMO Grind Simulator Tower Walker - The Lich is DLC and only works with Tower Walker: MMO Grind Simulator.
The minimum requirements for Tower Walker: MMO Grind Simulator are: Windows XP, 2 GB RAM, 2 GB storage. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. Tower Walker: MMO Grind Simulator is a single-player game.
Mostly, yes. Valve rates Tower Walker: MMO Grind Simulator as Playable on the Steam Deck: it runs, but may need some manual setup.
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