Yeah, I can't remember this games name for the life of me.
It's an old PC title, in the 90's if I recall, or early 2000's.
It was an isometric strategy?, or tower defense like game where you played as a wizard, and created buildings that you used to attack your opponent. There were four elements, Sun, Thunder, Wind and Water, and each had their own unique turrets.
Wind had a sling like turret with that could fire in any single direction, but had short range.
Thunder had a giant obelisk that could shoot lightning very long distances, but could only shoot in one direction.
Sun had a barrier, that if you set two up apart from each other, they would create a sun barrier that would block all projectiles.
Can't remember what water did.
I don't think there were any units at all, just the turrets and building that you used to attack with.
I only ever recall playing the shareware as part of an early internet program that had a host of other games, most of which were multiplier, as was this game if I recall.
Can't remember the programs name either.
I thought it was called Net Wizard or something, but I have had no luck in finding it under that name.
