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Myth (series)
Myth is a series of real-time tactics computer games. Myth: The Fallen Lords and Myth II: Soulblighter were developed and self-published by Bungie Software between 1997 and 1999. As a result of Bungie -
Myth: The Fallen Lords
Myth: The Fallen Lords is a 1997 real-time tactics video game developed and published by Bungie Software for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS. Released in October 31, 1997 in North America and in February -
Myth II: Soulblighter
Myth II: Soulblighter is a real-time tactics computer game for the PC and Macintosh developed and published by Bungie Software on November 30, 1998. It is a sequel to Myth: The Fallen Lords and -
Units of Myth
This page is on Units of Myth. What follows is a listing of unit types, divided into Light or Dark based on their nature. Light units get shields next to their name to denote kills -
Myth III: The Wolf Age
Myth III: The Wolf Age is a 2001 real-time tactics video game developed by MumboJumbo and co-published by Take-Two Interactive and Gathering of Developers for Microsoft Windows and by Take-Two and -
Bowman
After the war against Balor ended, the fir'bolg returned to their own land. The truce remained intact, but they swore that they would never fight outside of their borders again. Humans who had fought -
Berserk
Berserks are human warriors from the North who forego conventional armor for the sake of speed. Their bare, battle-scarred flesh doesn't protect them much, but the speed and ferocity of the Berserks' attack -
Trow
The Trow are relics from a forgotten age. During the height of their golden age they were responsible for the creation of many complex megalithic structures... -Trow Description, Cast of Characters, Myth TFL Manual The -
Heron Guard
The elite guard of the Emperor himself, the royal Heron Guard combined considerable combat efficiency with magical knowledge. Each year, a hundred train to become the Heron Guard... -Heron Guard Description, Cast of Characters, Myth -
Myth II: Chimera
Myth II: Chimera is an eight level expansion pack for Myth II: Soulblighter developed by the Badlands map making group, with the support of Bungie Software. It was initially released on November 15, 1999 as -
The Deceiver
One of the Fallen Lords who served Balor during the Great War. His rivalry with the other Fallen Lords led to his downfall. He disappeared after The Watcher decimated his army at Seven Gates. -The -
Alric
An Avatara of years past, Alric is the only surviving member of the Nine sorcerers who opposed the Fallen Lords during the Great War. Alric reclaimed his throne after defeating Balor. He has spent the -
The Watcher
The first human necromancer, and one of the most villainous creatures to walk the face of Myth. His insane desire to turn the world into a land of shambling dead has pitted him against the -
The Seventh God
The Seventh God is an eighteen level campaign pack developed by the Creation Games map making group. It was initially released in September 19, 2001 as a free download, and it was also included in -
Ghol
The Ghôl is a swift beast which drags its knuckles as it lopes along the ground. Their speed makes them incredible scouts, and although they are relatively weak they can dash up a hill and -
Mjarin
Imperial advisor to the Emperor and the High-Master of the Warlocks of Scholomance. This shadowy figure holds both the ear of the Emperor and command over the Warlocks. He has proven to be a -
Balor
Once known as Connacht, great hero of the Wind Age, Balor returned wearing the mantle of the Leveller to lead the armies of the Dark during the Great War. Chief among the Fallen Lords... -Balor -
Fir'Bolg
Formerly enemies of humans and their nations, the fir'Bolg changed their minds when they realized they didn't stand a chance against the Fallen Lords by themselves. They fare poorly in hand-to-hand -
Warlock
When rumors began to spread shortly after the end of the war that the Deceiver was entombed somewhere in the Cloudspine, an odd collection of men dared the journey to find him. It was many -
Thrall
The reanimated corpses of humans who fought against the Fallen Lords and lost. Because they’re dead, Thrall are ponderously slow, but they will also withstand a great deal of damage before the foul sorceries -
Avatara
...powerful sorcerers who lead the the Legion against Balor and the Fallen Lords. Because of their years of training as magic-users and strategists, they tend to avoid melee combat but can be vicious -
Shade
The reanimated corpses of long-dead sorcerers, Shades take great pains to avoid running water (since they can only cross it by using a bridge) and act as a conduit for the evil magic of -
Journeymen
These men are all that remains of the Empire of the Cath Bruig. Formerly the guards of the Emperor, they disbanded and wandered the earth in self-imposed exile after the Fallen destroyed Muirthemne and -
Dwarves
The Dwarves of Myrgard and Stoneheim are a proud, strong race, living since the weaving of the world in the empire of their mountain underground. The Dwarves have been allied with the humans since the -
Brigands
As Soulblighter's corrupting influence spread, many weak and unsavory soldiers were swayed to his banner with false promises. These are the rough equivalent of their Light counterparts, with some differences; for example Brigands, being
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