Connacht and the Myrkridia
Connacht is described as a hero of the Wind Age. The manual places the Myrkridia conflict roughly a thousand years before the events of the first Myth, establishing the older cycle that later histories refer back to.
MYTH II · FIELD ARCHIVE
Myth II
field archive.
An independent, source-conscious archive for Myth II: Soulblighter. Campaign history, characters, units, multiplayer, and mapmaking are organized as direct reference material, with documented facts kept separate from observations and open questions.
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Scope and attribution. This is a fan-maintained reference, not an official Bungie publication. Campaign facts are transcribed or cross-checked against the original Myth II manual and in-game material. Technical notes use Project Magma documentation. Vera-supplied images are AI-assisted presentation studies and are not official sprites.
Reviewed 2026-09-16 · Manual and transcript links checked in a browser. Claims without primary runtime evidence remain marked as cross-checks or open research.
01 · CAMPAIGN HISTORY
Campaign chronology.
The broad sequence below is grounded in the Bungie manual’s introduction, glossary, and campaign framing. Where a detail comes from a fan chronology or an inference, it is labeled.
The Tain and the Trow
Connacht trapped the Myrkridia in the Tain and imprisoned the Trow. After he disappeared from Muirthemne, that period of peace ended.
The Callieach and the Great Devoid
The Callieach fought the Trow and destroyed themselves rather than be hunted to extinction. The manual identifies the resulting chasm near Myrgard as the Great Devoid.
Balor and the Fallen Lords
The manual says Balor first appeared at the eastern edge of the civilized lands more than a century before Myth II, heralded by a comet. He raised the Fallen Lords and led the Dark against the living. Alric later defeats Balor at Rhi’Anon; Balor’s head is cast into the Great Devoid so it cannot return.
Muirthemne and the Cloudspine
Balor’s armies destroyed Muirthemne, scattered its survivors, crossed the Cloudspine, and flooded the rich western lands. The manual says only two great western cities still stood when the Light rallied.
The Legion’s final assault
The Legion fought through the Fallen lines to Rhi’Anon and sacrificed itself to give Alric time to trick and decapitate Balor. Most Fallen Lords were hunted down after Balor’s destruction; Soulblighter escaped into the wilderness.
The peace before Soulblighter
Myth II begins sixty years after the Great War. Alric rules from the rebuilt city of Madrigal, while the Legion and other survivors have returned to ordinary settlements.
Returned homelands and new borders
Dwarves returned to Myrgard and Stoneheim after the Dark’s defeat. The Trow withdrew north and held a truce with the humans who had fought them during the war.
Willow Creek and the Baron’s trail
Campaign journal material begins with the patrol investigating grave robbing and an attack at Willow Creek. Rurik is rescued among the captured peasants in the fan-maintained chronology; treat that line as a cross-check target against the game journal, not a substitute for it.
Willow Creek and Salvation
The Willow Creek and Salvation transcripts are both dated Monday August 25. Crüniac’s patrol is sent after reports of grave robbing and black smoke near Willow Creek; the follow-up account describes villagers held at the cemetery and a rescue-and-escort objective. These entries are campaign cross-checks until the in-game pages are captured.
Relic and The Summoner
Two late-campaign entries connect the Tain’s destruction to the next Myrkridia crisis. Relic places the search for a Tain shard in Forest Heart; The Summoner follows inside the shattered Tain and identifies the Summoner as the figure working to resurrect the Myrkridia. The mission transcripts are fan-hosted evidence, not a replacement for the game journal.
Beyond the Cloudspine
The fan transcript for Wednesday September 17, Plain of Scales, reports that Soulblighter killed Crüniac and that a journal was recovered from his belongings. Keep this as a dated arc cross-check; confirm the wording against the runtime journal before treating it as primary canon.
What still needs primary proof
Exact mission dates, some character relationships, and the boundaries between manual glossary text and campaign dialogue need page-level citations or captured in-game journal evidence before being treated as settled.
The Fallen Lords campaign
The first Myth campaign is the historical lead-in to Soulblighter. Myth Journals indexes 25 dated transcript entries from the opening at Crow’s Bridge through the Great Devoid and the final battle. Use this as a reading order and cross-check; it is not a replacement for captured in-game journal pages.
Crow’s Bridge and the first outbreak
The earlier campaign begins with the Light responding to a Dark assault near Crow’s Bridge. The transcript index provides the mission order; the manual remains the authority for the larger Great War history and the roles of Balor, Alric, and the Fallen Lords.
Bagrada, the Forest Heart, and the Tain
The indexed missions move through Bagrada and Forest Heart before the Light enters the Tain. These locations connect the campaign’s military route to the older Connacht, Trow, and Myrkridia history recorded in the Myth II manual.
The Great Devoid and Rhi’Anon
The closing entries lead to the Great Devoid and Rhi’Anon, where the Light’s final assault gives Alric the opening to defeat Balor. Keep transcript details labeled as fan cross-checks until a page-level runtime capture is available.
02 · EARLIER CAMPAIGN
Myth: The Fallen Lords.
The first campaign is the direct historical lead-in to Soulblighter. The Myth Journals index supplies 25 dated entries; the route below turns that source into a readable sequence while keeping it labeled as a fan cross-check.
Crow’s Bridge → Madrigal
The Light responds to the first Dark assault, then moves through the King’s Highway and the siege of Madrigal.
Covenant → Bagrada
The campaign crosses Covenant, Stoneheim, the Plain of Scales, and the Bagrada pass before reaching the Barrier.
Forest Heart → Muirthemne
Forest Heart leads into the Tain and the Smiths of Muirthemne, connecting the Great War to Connacht’s older history.
Dire Marsh → Rhi’Anon
The final route follows the Watcher, the Gjol, and Rhi’Anon. The final indexed entry is The Great Devoid.
Open the index for all 25 dated mission pages. Transcript wording remains secondary until corresponding in-game journal pages are captured.
03 · CHARACTER RECORDS
Character records.
These entries are intentionally concise. Each separates a documented role from interpretation so the page can grow without turning guesses into canon.
Alric
King of the rebuilt human realm after the Great War. The manual places him on the throne in Madrigal sixty years before Soulblighter’s return.
Soulblighter
A surviving Fallen Lord who escapes after Balor’s defeat and later attempts to regain power. The manual frames his return as the crisis of Myth II.
Shiver
A Fallen Lord who fought Rabican at Madrigal. The manual says Rabican defeated her in a dream duel using knowledge revealed by the Head.
The Watcher
A Fallen Lord whose forces fought in the Dire Marsh. He was crippled by arrows tipped with his own bones and fell there.
The Deceiver
A Fallen Lord whose rivalry with the other generals contributed to his downfall. His army was decimated by the Watcher at Seven Gates.
Balor / Connacht
The manual identifies Balor with Connacht, the Wind Age hero. Keep the names together in searches; they refer to different points in the same historical identity.
Crüniac
Leader of the Legion at the opening of Myth II. Campaign framing presents him as the officer directing the patrol through the early crisis.
Rurik
A villager encountered in the Willow Creek sequence. Fan chronology notes describe him as carrying information about Baron Kildaer; verify the exact line against the campaign journal before expanding this entry.
Baron Kildaer
The manual says the Baron appeared out of nowhere ten years earlier, then claimed Keep Kildaer and its surrounding lands with brigand support.
The Head
A severed head animated by arcane magic. The manual records its role in creating conflict among the Nine.
The Nine
The manual’s glossary describes the Nine as a group whose internal conflict was influenced by the Head. Later fan interpretations are kept separate.
Rabican
One of the Nine. He faced Shiver at Madrigal and defeated her in a dream duel using knowledge revealed by the Head.
Cu Roi
One of the Nine who opposed Balor. He was trapped in the Tain with Murgen and the Legion and died when the Tain was destroyed.
Murgen
One of the Nine trapped in the Tain with Cu Roi and the Legion. The manual records that he did not survive its destruction.
Maeldun
One of the Nine who was severely wounded in battle at Bagrada near the end of the Great War.
Moagim
The manual identifies Moagim as Tireces, the savior of the Age of Reason, in another incarnation as the Leveler.
Keep Kildaer
Unoccupied since the Great War and believed to have lost the Kildaer family when the Fallen crossed the Cloudspine. The manual connects the keep to the Baron’s rise.
CHARACTER CONNECTIONS
Relationships and evidence.
This index shows only explicit links between named figures. Manual-backed connections and transcript cross-checks are labeled separately.
Open the relationship records
Balor ↔ Connacht
The manual identifies Balor as Connacht at a later point in the same historical identity.
Alric ↔ Balor
Alric defeats Balor at Rhi’Anon, cuts off his head, and casts it into the Great Devoid.
The Head ↔ The Nine
The Head’s influence contributes to conflict among the Nine. Later interpretations remain separate.
Crüniac ↔ Rurik
The opening journal places Crüniac’s patrol and Rurik in the Willow Creek/Tallow sequence. Verify the exact relationship in the game journal.
Baron ↔ Keep Kildaer
The manual documents the Baron’s claim to the keep; the mission transcript supplies the patrol’s secret-exit and kill objective.
Soulblighter ↔ Crüniac
Beyond The Cloudspine reports Crüniac’s death at Soulblighter’s hands. Treat this as transcript-level until runtime capture.
03 · LOCATIONS & TERMS
World locations and terms.
These short records come from the manual glossary. They give the campaign a stable geographic index without adding unsupported interpretation.
Bagrada
The southernmost pass across the Cloudspine, connecting the Plain of Scales with Forest Heart through dead ends and box canyons.
The Barrier
Once the fertile Cath Bruig empire; it was razed and blighted after Muirthemne fell, becoming an arid desert east of the Cloudspine.
The Cloudspine
A north–south range across the continent. Its three named passes are Bagrada, Seven Gates, and the Stair of Grief.
Forest Heart
An old forest east of the Cloudspine and home to the Forest Giants; the Great War reached it repeatedly.
The Great Devoid
A bottomless chasm created when the Callieach destroyed themselves and their Trow hunters. Balor’s head was cast here after Rhi’Anon.
Muirthemne
The ancient capital of Cath Bruig and Connacht’s Wind Age seat. Balor’s armies sacked it during the Great War.
Myrgard
The ancestral Dwarven city, seized by the Ghôls for more than fifty years before the Dwarves returned after the Great War.
Rhi’Anon
The ancient Trow capital and Balor’s fortress. Alric defeated Balor here in the final battle of the Great War.
Seven Gates
One of the three passes, marked by seven chokepoints. The Legion fought through the Watcher and Deceiver’s forces here.
Willow Creek
A small farming town on the western edge of Forest Heart, built on the site of a razed village and attacked at the campaign’s opening.
Covenant
A major city of the Province sacked by the Dark during the Great War.
Dire Marsh
A swamp fed by the poisoned Gjol River; the Watcher fell here after arrows tipped with his own bones crippled him.
Eblis Stones
Powerful artifacts. The manual credits one with helping Alric defeat Balor.
The Gjol
A poisoned river flowing from the Blind Steppes into the Dire Marsh.
Ibis Crown
A legendary Cath Bruig crown; eleven ordinary copies were made to hide the true one, which was missing when Muirthemne fell.
The Legion
The Light army that broke through to Rhi’Anon and sacrificed itself to give Alric time to defeat Balor.
Madrigal
A northwestern city defended by the Light before falling shortly before the Great War ended.
Plain of Scales
A vast lowland east of the Toven River that rises toward Bagrada.
Rhi’ornin
A lost Trow city and the first to fall in the Trow–Oghre wars.
Scamander
The main river of the southwest, flowing from the Cloudspine to the ocean.
Stair of Grief
The northernmost passage through the Cloudspine.
The Summoner
A prophecy about a person who will resurrect the Myrkridia.
White Falls
A town, fortress, and waterfall on the Meander River southeast of Tandem.
Wild River
A river between Forest Heart and the Cloudspine that empties into the Cavan Bight.
Cath Bruig
The former empire centered on Muirthemne. The Fallen sacked its capital and turned the lands east of the Cloudspine into the Barrier.
Forest Giants
Massive wooden inhabitants of Forest Heart. Their conflict with the Trow predates the Great War.
Ghôls
Knuckle-walking people who served the Dark and fought the Dwarves for generations. They occupied Myrgard and Stoneheim before the Dwarves returned.
The Tain
An artifact created by the Smiths of Muirthemne. Connacht used it to imprison the Myrkridia and the Trow.
Tharsis
An ancient volcano overlooking Seven Gates and the setting of the final pursuit of Soulblighter.
Stoneheim
A major Dwarven city captured by the Ghôls during the Great War.
World Knots
Ancient relics that allow near-instant movement from place to place.
Total Codex
A magical book said to contain the fate of every creature that will ever be born.
Callieach
A fearsome race from the distant past that destroyed itself and its Trow hunters, leaving the Great Devoid.
Mausoleum of Clovis
The royal crypt of the Cath Bruig and the burial site searched for the Ibis Crown.
Tyr
A large Province city sacked by the Dark ten years before the current events.
Comfort
A small town outside Madrigal.
Crow’s Bridge
A small town outside Madrigal.
Otter Ferry
A small town outside Madrigal.
Silvermines
A small mining town near Seven Gates.
04 · FACTIONS & UNITS
Unit reference and mechanics.
The gallery below is a visual index, not a replacement for sprite/tag evidence. Labels now follow the visible subject or the title printed on each Vera plate: the explicit SOULLESS, MYRKRIDIA, MYTH THRALL, and WIGHT sheets are cataloged by those names; the unlabeled gray reanimated sheet is kept as a provisional Ghast study. Mechanical notes are cross-checked against the Bungie manual; “Myrk” is presentation shorthand for the manual’s Myrkridia.
Dwarf
Vera-supplied AI-assisted study · presentation onlyExplosive bottles and satchel charges; four by default, up to nine carried.
Ghast (provisional visual match)
Vera-supplied AI-assisted study · title unverifiedReanimated commoners; nimble undead whose touch can stun. The supplied plate has no printed title, so the visual match remains provisional.
Maul
Vera-supplied AI-assisted study · presentation onlyArmored brutes from the Blind Steppes; slow, durable, and club-bearing.
Soulless
Vera-supplied AI-assisted study · printed title matchedExplicit plate title: SOULLESS. Floating undead with barbed, toxin-coated javelins; a Soulblighter reanimation experiment.
Myrk · Myrkridia
Vera-supplied AI-assisted study · printed title matchedExplicit plate title: MYRKRIDIA. “Myrk” is the short catalog label for the flesh-eating race the manual says Connacht trapped in the Tain.
Thrall
Vera-supplied AI-assisted study · printed title matchedExplicit plate title: MYTH THRALL. Slow, resilient reanimated human corpses armed with axes; they do not need to breathe.
Wight
Vera-supplied AI-assisted study · printed title matchedExplicit plate title: MYTH II WIGHT. Stitched corpse filled with gas; its close-range detonation causes blast damage and paralysis.
Featured plates use Vera-supplied AI-assisted studies. The roster below is the manual-backed text index; entries without plates are intentionally text-only until an approved image is available.
Berserk
Human northern warriors who trade armor for speed and fight with giant claymores. Their eagerness to attack can make them difficult to control.
Bowman
Human militias modeled on the fir’bolg. They attack from range and carry a fire arrow as a special action.
Journeyman
Former Cath Bruig guards who developed healing skills after Muirthemne fell. They can heal living and undead units and fight with a shovel.
Mortar Dwarf
A Dwarven experimental unit using early mortar technology. The manual describes the weapon as erratic and devastating.
Warrior
Veteran human infantry carrying swords and shields.
Bre’Unor
Secretive inhabitants of the Ermine who use the bones of sacrifices as weapons. Their long conflict is with the fir’bolg.
Brigand and Dark Archer
Dark counterparts to Warriors and Bowmen. Brigands are undisciplined and slower than Warriors; both serve Soulblighter’s banner.
Fetch
Priestesses summoned by Balor from another world. Stranded after his destruction, they serve Soulblighter in exchange for a promised route home and attack with electricity.
Ghl
Swift scouts armed with cleavers. Ghôls can pick up battlefield debris—including explosives and body parts—and throw it at enemies.
Stygian Knight
A rare magically animated suit of armor created by Soulblighter. It uses a huge battle axe and is unharmed by arrows.
Warlock
A former Scholomance ally of the Deceiver. Warlocks use a primary fireball and a secondary confusion spell.
Cave Spider
Large subterranean spiders with no allegiance. Their numbers and size make them dangerous despite weak constitutions.
Trow
Ancient giants who retreated north after the Great War and maintain a truce with humans. Their kicks can tear a target apart.
Myrmidons
Warriors who betrayed the Light for promised immortality. Their decayed bodies are bound by rotting bandages and carry two Gridaksma blades.
Shades
Reanimated corpses of long-dead sorcerers. The manual says they avoid running water and act as conduits for Fallen magic.
fir’Bolg
Former enemies of human nations who joined the Light against the Fallen, then returned home under a truce and refused to fight outside their borders.
Dwarves
Sturdy craftsmen who work with fire and stone. After the Great War they returned to Myrgard and Stoneheim, their homelands after Ghôl occupation.
Ghôls
Bestial knuckle-walkers who served the Dark and fought the Dwarves for generations. Their occupation of Myrgard and Stoneheim ended after the Great War.
06 · REFERENCE ROUTES
Find the record you need.
Use these direct routes to move through the archive. Each route points to a concrete source, transcript, or test record without turning the page into a course or a checklist.
Campaign record.
- Open the campaign chronology.
- Keep character records and locations beside it.
- Use the Fallen Lords route for the earlier campaign.
Field reference.
- Check unit roles before choosing a formation.
- Use controls and objectives for a clean first session.
- Apply the battle checklist to a live engagement.
Trace every claim.
- Start at the source ledger.
- Compare manual facts, technical docs, and dated observations.
- Use the verification method before adding a correction.
06 · HOW TO PLAY
Controls and first-session method.
The controls below are default Myth II interactions reported by the manual and the controls research thread. Key bindings can be customized; use F8 in-game to confirm the current layout.
Select units
Click a unit to select it. Drag a box around several units, double-click a unit to select nearby units of the same type, or Shift-click to add or remove an individual unit.
Move and attack
Click the ground to move a selected unit or group. Click an enemy to issue an attack order. Watch the cursor and order feedback before sending the group forward.
Chat and messages
Y starts team chat; Shift + Y yells to everyone. Type the message and press Enter. Hold the Up Arrow to review recent messages.
Run one clean trial
Play a short scenario with one group. Select, move, attack, read the objective, and pause to inspect the result. Repeat with a second group before adding formations or special actions.
Read before fighting
Open the objective and journal text at the start of a mission. Identify what must be protected, recovered, escorted, or destroyed; a victory condition is not always “defeat every unit.”
Check your build
Controls may differ by version, plugin, or custom bindings. Treat the F8 key list and a current in-game check as stronger evidence than a remembered shortcut.
07 · BATTLE PRACTICE
A practical field checklist.
These recommendations are player guidance synthesized from documented unit mechanics, not official Bungie doctrine. The unit cards remain the authority for individual abilities; this section turns those abilities into repeatable habits.
Know the job of each group
Keep melee, ranged, support, and specialist units in readable groups. Confirm the selected group before issuing an order so a fragile unit does not inherit a frontline move.
Protect the firing line
Bowmen and other ranged attackers need room and time. Hold them behind the first contact, then reposition when the enemy closes instead of letting the whole line collapse into melee.
Spend explosives deliberately
Dwarves carry explosive bottles and satchel charges; Mortar Dwarves use an erratic mortar. Leave separation from friendly units and wait for a clear target before committing the special attack.
Use healing as a decision
Journeymen can heal living and undead units. Pull the damaged unit out of immediate danger, create space, and then heal rather than asking the Journeyman to stand in the same collision.
Respect unusual threats
Soulless javelins, Fetch electricity, Warlock spells, Ghôl debris, and Wight gas each change the safe distance. Identify the threat from the unit record before choosing a target or formation.
Review one decision
After a failed engagement, change one variable: spacing, target, timing, or group composition. Record what happened and keep the result as practice guidance, not a new canon rule.
Practice label. “Documented mechanic” means the manual or maintained documentation supports it. “Practical guidance” is a clear player habit built from those mechanics and should be tested in the current game version.
06 · MULTIPLAYER & COMMUNITY
Multiplayer records and community data.
The community layer is useful when it is treated as a measurable source, not a popularity claim. Bagrada exposes live games, rankings, Discord integration, and match records; Scout snapshots are dated and marked as observations.
What to collect
Map, game type, start time, duration, difficulty, ranked state, player/team counts, host, kills/losses, damage, chat, plugins, and film when available.
Use the Bagrada FAQ ↗What we observed
On 2026-08-09, one-player King of the Map sessions appeared on Majestic Falls – 2t Trow, Smash the Mirror TE (Trow), and Complacence (2T Trow) and lasted roughly 3–12 seconds. Body Count entries on Mudpit Massacre (Dark) and RDF Massacre! lasted roughly 23 and 53 seconds. These are classified as test-like observations.
Co-op activity included 1944-Where Tigers Dread, Fifteen on Crow’s Bridge, Bowmen Grounds (Solo), and The Greatest Library (Lite).
Historical Scout snapshot; not a current popularity ranking. Raw rows and films still need a fresh capture.
How it feeds the work
Use films and records to choose maps worth studying, compare game types, and document what a released plugin actually does. Keep the raw record beside every summary.
07 · SOURCE LEDGER
Source ledger.
This ledger is the page’s update spine. New material should be added with a source, date checked, evidence level, and the section it changes.
Bungie Myth II manual ↗
Campaign framing, history, glossary, character descriptions, controls, unit notes, and multiplayer rules. This is the default citation for factual lore claims.
Project Magma documentation ↗
Updated Loathing and Fear documentation, readmes, and mapmaking changes. Use it for tool behavior and version notes, not campaign canon.
Project Magma update archive ↗
Explains what changed across 1.3–1.8.5, including interface, multiplayer, compatibility, and high-resolution asset work.
Bagrada FAQ and metaserver ↗
Documents room types, ranking categories, Discord integration, and the fields exposed by the live community service.
The Myth II Handbook ↗
A 1999-era fan handbook with walkthroughs, unit guides, and mapmaking material. Use as a secondary guide and label it as fan-authored.
Local knowledge log ↗
Placement specimens, controls notes, scout observations, artwork provenance, and open runtime gates. Updated alongside the site.
Myth II: Soulblighter journal transcripts ↗
Dated mission entries used to cross-check Willow Creek, Rurik, and the Baron trail. Treat runtime journal pages as the stronger primary evidence.
Local Bagrada status snapshot ↗
Privacy-sanitized room, player-count, and game/map metadata captured from the public endpoint. This is a point-in-time observation, not a census or unit-position feed.
Archive integrity manifest ↗
SHA-256 and byte-count record for the local book, source ledger, knowledge log, learning hub, and public archive assets.
Manual or maintained technical source supports the statement.
Local or Scout evidence is dated and described without overclaiming.
Needs a disposable runtime test, page citation, or stronger source.
08 · RESEARCH QUEUE
Open research tasks.
These are bounded collection tasks. Each one names the evidence needed and the library section it will update.
Transcribe the campaign journal
Capture page-level text for Willow Creek, Rurik, and Baron Kildaer from the game journal or a cited manual scan. Update the chronology and character records only after the wording is verified.
Next evidence: journal screenshots or page references.
Close the unit identity audit
Pair each corrected Vera study with a canonical tag, sprite, and palette reference. Keep the presentation image separate from release-ready game assets.
Next evidence: extracted tag/sprite records with provenance.
Take a dated community pulse
Repeat the Scout/Bagrada snapshot, record the date and fields returned, and compare it with the older observation without turning either into a popularity claim.
Next evidence: raw match rows, films, and capture timestamp.
Update rule. Add facts to the ledger first, then place them in chronology, character, unit, or archive-route sections. Keep the source URL, date checked, evidence level, and any correction history with the entry. Unverified items stay in the research queue until the needed evidence is captured. Download the structured research index ↗
CAMPAIGN JOURNAL SOURCE
Mission transcripts.
Myth Journals is a fan-hosted transcription of the campaign journal. It supplies mission dates, locations, objectives, and dialogue for cross-checking; the game journal or a page image remains the stronger primary proof.
Myth II: Soulblighter journal index ↗
Provides dated entries from Willow Creek through the campaign and links each entry to its glossary terms, objectives, dialogue, and cutscene references.
Willow Creek journal ↗
Monday August 25, near Willow Creek: the patrol is sent to investigate grave robbing and finds the town under attack.
The Baron journal ↗
Tuesday September 2, the Keep: the transcript records the Baron’s secret exits and the patrol’s hunt for him.
FIELD METHOD
How to verify a Myth II claim.
A short, repeatable tutorial for turning a question into evidence. It keeps presentation art, editor behavior, and game-runtime behavior in separate lanes.
Start with the source.
Open the manual, a maintained technical document, or a dated community record. Write down the URL, date checked, and the exact page or entry.
Change one thing.
For map or unit work, copy a known-working file and alter one field only. Keep the untouched baseline beside the specimen.
Test the result.
Reopen the file in the editor, then check it in Myth II itself. Editor acceptance is useful evidence, but it is not runtime proof.
Publish the boundary.
Save the diff, screenshot, film, or journal page with the result. Mark the claim documented, tested, observed, or unknown before adding it to the library.
08 · PRESERVATION NOW
How Myth II stays playable.
The original campaign is fixed history; the surrounding tools and servers are living infrastructure. This reference keeps those layers separate.
Project Magma preservation overview ↗
Tracks modern operating-system support, online play, King of the Map, mid-game co-op joining, extended zoom, motion interpolation, and the community’s role in maintaining Myth II.
Canon, maintenance, observation.
Use the manual for story canon, Project Magma for current tool behavior, and dated Scout/Bagrada captures for community observations. Never merge those evidence levels into one claim.
10 · MISSION-BY-MISSION ROUTE
Read *The Fallen Lords* in order.
This route transcribes the 25 numbered entries in the Myth Journals index. The rows preserve the source’s dates and locations; open the index to read each transcript.
01Crow’s BridgeWednesday August 3 · Crow’s Bridge02A Traitor’s GraveTuesday August 5 · King’s Highway03The Siege of MadrigalFriday August 8 · Otter Ferry04HomecomingMonday September 15 · Outskirts of Tyr05Flight From CovenantMonday September 15 · Shepherd’s Gate, Covenant06Force Ten From StoneheimFriday November 7 · Plain of Scales07BagradaWednesday November 12 · Fool’s Traverse, Bagrada08Ambush at Devil’s OverlookFriday November 14 · Devil’s Overlook, Bagrada09The Five ChampionsWednesday November 19 · The Barrier10Out of the BarrierWednesday November 19 · The Barrier11SilverminesSunday November 30 · Outskirts of Silvermines12Shadow of the MountainSunday November 30 · Foothills of the Cloudspine13Seven GatesSunday December 7 · Seven Gates14Forest HeartTuesday May 19 · Edge of Forest Heart15Heart of the StoneDate unknown · Inside the Tain16The Smiths of MuirthemneDate unknown · Inside the Tain17Sons of MyrgardSunday May 23 · Near Myrgard18A Long Awaited PartyTuesday May 24 · Myrgard19The Road NorthMonday June 15 · Edge of the Dire Marsh20Across the GjolWednesday June 24 · South Bank of the Gjol21The WatcherThursday June 25 · Near the Watcher’s Camp22River of BloodMonday July 20 · Outside Rhi’Anon23Pools of IronTuesday July 21 · Rhi’Anon24The Last BattleTuesday July 21 · The Fortress25The Great DevoidTuesday July 21 · The Great Devoid
The index includes an undated Prologue before these numbered entries. Transcript dates and wording remain fan cross-checks until runtime journal pages are captured.
LOCAL LIBRARY SHORTCUTS
Read the newest local records.
These downloadable pages keep the story, terminology, character connections, and multiplayer practice in one place.