What Lore and Story Resources Are Available on Myth.Bungie.Org?

Myth.Bungie.Org hosts its story material in a flagship section called Legends & Lore. If you want to read the pregame narration, follow the story level by level, or dig into fan theories and world details, that section is where to start. The site is an archive of information and fan-generated content for the Myth series of real-time tactical games, covering Bungie's Myth: The Fallen Lords and Myth II: Soulblighter, plus Take-Two's Myth III: The Wolf Age.

Inside Legends & Lore

The section is organized into five parts:

• Journals — an archive of the pregame narration from all three games.
• Field Guides — corresponding guides showing the notable sights for each level.
• Relics — a selection of extra sources of story information about the games.
• Delusions — a collection of fan theories from the site's staff and readers.
• Encyclopedia — a compilation of all the details of the Myth world.

If your goal is to read the story in sequence, the Journals give you the narration and the Field Guides pair with them level by level. If your goal is interpretation rather than reference, Delusions is the fan-theory side, while Relics and the Encyclopedia are the reference side.

Related Sections Worth Knowing

Legends & Lore is the lore hub, but two other sections support it:

• Mythmaster Central — inspired by Marathon's Vidmaster Central, it holds an introduction to Mythmastery, the official Seven Laws of Mythmastery, a Film Archive, Tips & Tricks for each level, and profiles of notable contributors. Useful if you want to see how the game is played rather than just read its story.
• News Archive — over a decade of archived news from the heyday of the Myth fandom, useful for context on when fan projects and content appeared.

Where the Rest of the Community Lives

The site points to other parts of the ongoing Myth fan community, which matters if you want files or multiplayer rather than reading:

• Project Magma — the volunteer development team for the Myth engine. It offers a Myth II demo for modern operating systems, engine updates for Myth II, Myth: Twice Born Edition (a high-resolution sprite collection), and Myth: The Fallen Lords Deluxe Edition. Note the site's own caveat: for full copies of the games, you'll have to find them used.
• Bagrada.net and Gate of Storms — fan-operated metaservers (game lobbies); Bagrada.net has rank-tracking and more modern features than Gate of Storms.
• The Tain — a file archive for fan-created mods and enhancements, including projects the size of full games, plus more active community forums.

Quick Answer by Goal

The site also has discussion forums for story, strategy, mod-making, and miscellany, plus a Miscellaneous section for unsorted odds and ends.