The Armchair Empire was able to sit down with Reality Pump's Miroslaw Dymek for
a brief Q&A about their upcoming RPG, Two Worlds. Here's a bit to get you started:
Q: Players can mix things together to make their own magic in the game. How many different spells can someone create? Is this all done through experimentation, or learning from NPCs?
A: You collect and combine cards, that look like small metal plates, and allow you to channel magic energy. Cards can be stacked for more power; certain cards can be used to add extra effects; some of them can be used only in combination with certain decks. We decided on such system to avoid situations where the player is forced to invest valuable skill points in spells that turn obsolete later in the game. Now you invest only in certain schools of magic and the spells must be assembled from cards and placed in magic slots in the character window. It is really very fast, fun and extremely interactive.
Two Worlds Q&A 
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