Lords of the Fallen Magic explained

Lords of the Fallen has many intricate new systems that give the Soulsborne combat style a fresh new coat of paint. While we see the tried and tested magic system make its return, it has received a major overhaul. Today, we'll be taking a look at the Lords of the Fallen magic types and how to get spells.

Lords of the Fallen has a couple of schools of magic, and you'll have to pick the one that suits you the best. Each one has its own unique playstyle and aesthetic. If you want to find out how to get spells and how each Lords of the Fallen magic system works, keep reading.

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What is Magic in Lords of the Fallen?

There are three schools of magic in Lords of the Fallen. Each school of magic represents and is derived from one of the three warring gods that the story is based on. Each school of magic has its unique playstyle, spells, and catalysts. Furthermore, different enemies will have different resistances to various types of magic to make the system balanced. Here are the three types of magic in Lords of the Fallen.

Rhogar

Rhogar is the magic of the god Adyr, and is based primarily around pyromancy. Rhogar spells scale with the Inferno stat, so that's what you want to sink points into for a pyromancy build. Rhogar magic has cool abilities like fireballs, flamethrowers, explosive meteors, and even summons that can breathe fire.

Radiance

Radiance is the holy magic of the god Orius. Radiant spells scale with the Radiance stat, so that's what you want to sink points into for a paladin or holy priest build. Radiant spells are primarily focused on buffs, cleanses and healing. However, you also get access to lighting magic such as bolts, orbs, and lances. You can even unlock some powerful radiant magic blades for combat later on, so it's not a totally defensive magic type.

Umbral

Umbral is the magic of the Umbral Realm. Umbral magic actually scales with both the Radiance and Inferno stats, so you don't need to dump points into a specific new stat. Umbral magic is slow and deals some serious damage once it makes contact. You're going to be launching slow-moving bombs and waves to mow down your enemies.

Others

There are actually some other minor schools of magic besides the main three systems. While they don't get fully dedicated systems, you can still get spells for elements such as frost and poison. We'll update this guide as we get the full details on those new magic systems.

How to get Spells in Lords of the Fallen

The developers have said that any spell that you see an enemy use, you can get your hands on it or at least a variation of it. Here are some methods you can use to get new magic spells in Lords of the Fallen:

• Explore and open chests for a chance to find spells as loot.
• Buy or learn new spells from NPCs.
• Kill enemies casting the spell you want, as they can potentially drop it.
• Soul flay boss remnants for the boss item, which can be turned into a magic spell by an NPC at the main hub.

That concludes our Lords of the Fallen magic guide. For more guides, learn about the PC requirements and multiplayer options for Lords of the Fallen.