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* [[Adventures of Mana]] as [[Lich]]
 
* [[Adventures of Mana]] as [[Lich]]
 
* [[Secret of Mana]] as [[Lich]]
 
* [[Secret of Mana]] as [[Lich]]
* [[Seiken Densetsu III]] as [[Lich]]
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* [[Seiken Densetsu III]] as Dark [[Lich]]
 
* [[Sword of Mana]] as [[Lich]]
 
* [[Sword of Mana]] as [[Lich]]
 
* [[Lord of Vermilion]] as [[Lich]]
 
* [[Lord of Vermilion]] as [[Lich]]
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* [[Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth]] as Lich
 
* [[Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth]] as Lich
 
* [[Mobius Final Fantasy]] as Lich
 
* [[Mobius Final Fantasy]] as Lich
* [[Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius]] as Lich
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* [[Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius]] as Dark Lich
 
* [[Servant of Thrones]] as Lich
 
* [[Servant of Thrones]] as Lich
 
* [[Grandia]] as Lich
 
* [[Grandia]] as Lich

Revision as of 00:27, 27 April 2018

"Lich" comes from the German "liche" and the Old English "lych", both referring to corpses. The popular fantasy idea is of a magician who has transformed himself into an undead. [1]

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