Godlike, released in Russia under the title Небожители (Nebozhiteli, meaning "Celestials" or "Heavenly Beings"), is a Russian-language collectible card game published around 2004 by Studio of Electronic Entertainment (Студия электронных развлечений). Players take on the role of powerful celestial beings battling for dominance in a fantasy world called the World of Blades, where two mythic continents meet like crossed swords. Mana serves as the core resource: players accumulate it each turn and spend it to summon creatures from their deck onto the battlefield. Creatures attack opponents directly, and a player loses when their mana drops below one or they cannot draw from their deck. A notable design choice required creatures to equip specific weapon or armor cards before they could deal more than a single point of damage, while spellcasting was routed through creature intermediaries that possessed the appropriate magical school. The base deck contained 56 cards spanning creatures, spells, equipment, artifacts, and events. The game was recommended for ages 12 and up and sessions typically ran sixty or more minutes. Documentation outside Russian-language fan communities is scarce, which is exactly why it sits in the uncharted archive.
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