Olympia: teams are randomly picked. Turns are untimed (vs bot) or 90 seconds (vs player).

Corinth: 60 seconds to pick teams. 30 seconds per turn.

Athens: 45 seconds to pick teams. 30 seconds per turn.

Sparta: 15 seconds to pick teams. 15 seconds per turn.

There is also Othrys, which is a dungeon-style challenge limited to players with at least 20 cards.

Drachmae 🪙 are used to purchase characters and card skins from the MYTHO Shop.

Winning any game will earn you 5 drachmae, up to 3 times per day. Your count refreshes at midnight UTC.

Drachmae are also awarded as prizes in tournaments or contests.

Unlike ranked games, games played in practice mode do not affect your EXP or ELO ranking.

Guest accounts are automatically placed in practice mode.

Players in practice mode are shown with green names in the lobby.

The type of game played is always determined by the recipient of the game invitation.

For example, if your preferences are set to a practice Corinth game, and you challenge someone wishing to play a ranked Sparta game, the resulting game will be a ranked Sparta game.

All heroes accumulate a certain amount of mana points (MP) after each of your turns.

MP can be spent on abilities and ultimates.

Not to be confused with "passing" your turn, all heroes have a passive skill that will be automatically applied each turn.

A hero's passive becomes inactive once they are defeated.

this section is currently being updated! check back later.

in etna, you can play collaboratively with another player to defeat typhon, a particularly strong opponent.

eventually, winning a game against typhon will grant 5.00 points at most once per day.

etna is still actively in development. it will not function as expected just yet.

note that certain characters will support only a single player's team.

for example, while gaea's ultimate revitalization will heal both players' teams, athena's passive well-prepared will only affect her own team.

more detailed skill descriptions will be provided later on!

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There are seven available hero classes. Choose your heroes carefully for a successful and well-balanced team.

• Melee and Ranged fighters tend to have higher attack (ATK) and primarily do damage through autoattacks and abilities.

• Supporters boost allies' stats and bestow various blessings, while Casters impair enemies and worsen enemy stats.

• Protectors often improve the defense (DEF) or the survivability of allies, while Healers restore and maintain allies' health points (HP).

• Special heroes use unique abilities to affect the outcome of the game.

Your account class is based on your EXP (your "score" or experience points) and ELO (competitive rating).

Iron class: less than 10.00 EXP

Bronze class: 10.00 EXP or more

Silver class: 50.00 EXP or more

Gold class: 100.00 EXP or more

Master: ELO > 1600

Grandmaster: ELO > 2200

World Champion: ELO > 2500

If you are a master, grandmaster, or world champion, that class takes precedence over your EXP-based account class.

Tip: you can hover over a name in the lobby to have their score and class shown as text.

ELO ratings are a measure of your competitive skill level.

MYTHO is a changing game, and so ELO ratings for inactive grandmasters and world champions may very occasionally be decayed by 100 ELO to reflect this.

ELO ratings follow standard scoring rules: here's the Wikipedia article on the topic if you'd like to learn more.

The k-factor is variable. See the Discord server for the current ruleset.

REP, or league reputation, is a measure of a league's overall might. Leagues gain 10 base REP for each registered member for up to 1000 base REP.

Please remember that creating multiple MYTHO accounts, whether to boost REP or for any other reason, is strictly prohibited.

Additionally, the top 25 MYTHO players with the greatest EXP contribute 10% of their EXP as REP to their league, for up to 200 additional REP per player.

REP is highly influenced by results of League Wars. See the tournaments page for more details.

At any point in a game, you can press z and x to decrease/increase the preview radius, which appears when you hover your cursor over a game tile.

The preview radius can be useful as a tool for measuring tile distances on the map.

Truces (and ties, where both players are simultaneously defeated) do not affect players' win/loss counts.

If both players tie or agree on a truce (t), neither players will receive or lose points, and the game will end early.

Surrendering (esc) a game after pick phase completes counts as your opponent's win and your loss.

In the Index in the "all available cards" section, click on the star icon in the bottom right hand corner of a card to favorite it.

Any cards that you favorite will be arranged first in your deck in-game!

You can use drachmae to purchase card skins in the MYTHO Shop.

After purchasing a skin, you can equip it by clicking on the shopping bag icon in the bottom left of the card in the Index.

Ko-fi supporters can customize their own profile picture!

Click on the very top right of the main lobby screen to access the profile picture customization menu.

While playing a game of MYTHO, press (l) to cycle visibility preferences for the game log! You can also use the tab on the left side.

Check out /stats to see game statistics for any given character! Example: /stats/achilles

Fill out this form to report a bug. Read the instructions carefully, please!

The Inviter View is what you're looking for!

You can support the game by purchasing drachmae in the MYTHO Shop or purchasing merch or physical cards.

You can also donate directly to my Ko-fi. Ko-fi supporters get special perks including access to the in-game chat, so check it out!

Don't forget to recommend the game to your friends, too! Thank you for helping support MYTHO's development.

the tournament system is STILL UNDER DEVELOPMENT.

point gain and other significant features are still in the process of being implemented. create or participate in a tournament at your own risk.

create a tournament using the tournaments page.

read through the tournament rules at the bottom of the page, then choose the type of competition you wish to hold.

once you have successfully created a tournament, it will show in the tournaments list at the top of the tournaments page.

if you're the host for a tournament, or if you have admin powers, you can right click on it in the tournaments page to cancel it.

was your tournament unexpectedly canceled?

• all tournaments must meet a minimum number of pre-registered contestants, ten minutes before the start time, or else the tournament will be automatically canceled.
• miya7090 may cancel tournaments from time to time if it's determined that alternate accounts or other cheating methods were involved, or if the terms of use were broken in some way.
  • remember that creating alternate accounts may result in any or all of your accounts being locked or banned.
  • you may always self-report any alternate accounts you've made using the support form in order to avoid major consequences.
• it's possible that the tournament system may have glitched, or that the server is temporarily unreachable. in this case, please fill out a bug report!

to pre-register for any open competition, simply click on the "join" button for the tournament on the tournaments page.

cabin wars: you do not need to pre-register, but leaders of other groups can use the tournaments page to declare alliances. refer to the tournaments page for alliance scoring rules.

10 minutes before a competition begins, those who have pre-registered may enter the waiting room through the tournaments page.

the first matches of the competition begin promptly at the competition start time. be sure to be in the waiting room in order to be redirected.

cabin wars: you do not need to join a waiting room. participate through the lobby. your wins will automatically count towards your group or your allied group.

• if you miss any tournament match invite, you will forfeit your match.
• if neither player shows up to the match, the player who is signed up first will be assigned the match win.
• if you win your match, you will automatically be redirected to the tournament waiting room for your next match.
• if you lose your match, you will return to the lobby, where you can spectate other ongoing matches.
• if a match is tied or if both players forfeit the match, the player that joined the tournament first automatically becomes the winner of the match.

common issues:

• do not join more than one tournament at a time. if you are in simultaneous tournaments, you will receive only invites to one tournament at a time, resulting in you forfeiting the other tournament.
• not participating in a round? this is expected if you've been eliminated or if there is an odd number of participants. the UI will be improved later!