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The Encyclopedia


 
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Races, Groups & People Artifacts & Other Things Regions, Locations & Places Timeline, Periods & Events
 

The Encyclopedia is a vast tome of knowledge on all things Myth, compiled from all official Bungie sources available, including both Myth games, PRASP maps such as "Boil & Bubble", scenarios like "Chimera", and verbatim Bungie texts such as "Tales From Myth The Fallen Lords", the Sybex strategy guides, GURPS Myth, and the manuals from the games. Think of it as a cyber-Codex, with every entry cross-referenced to all other relevant entries, accessible with a single click. For example, a shortened entry from the What section, on the Tain:
Tain, The
A small device with a very unusual pocket-universe within it, where neither space or time correspond to their outside equivilants. It was forged for Connacht by the Smiths of Muirthemne, and used to imprison the Myrkridia. It was later stolen by raiding barbarians from the south, but was eventually found by Soulblighter and used against the Legion during the Great War, when it was destroyed by the avatara Murgen and Cu Roi. Sixty years afterward, a shard of it was again used by Soulblighter to let the Summoner ressurect the Myrkridia, and by The Deceiver and the Legion to kill the Summoner.
Passages From The Game:
"Murgen believes that we are close to finding a backdoor. A secret exit from the Tain added by its creators so they could escape the thing if it were ever used against them. It will be hidden, of course, and almost certainly protected by traps, but it is our only chance of escape."
-Myth TFL, Level 16, "The Smiths Of Muirthemne"
"I think Soulblighter lost his nerve when the Tain shattered. To him, only a few seconds passed between the invocation of the thing and its sudden destruction, while it took us two days to escape the caves inside it."
-Myth TFL, Level 17, "Sons of Myrgard"

The Encyclopedia is divided into four sections: Who, What, Where, and When. As for why or how, that's what the rest of the site is for! "Who" is divided into sections for individual people (such as Connacht), groups (such as the Smiths of Muirthemne), and races (such as the Myrkridia). "What" contains information on all objects seen or heard of (such as the Tain). "Where" has information on regions (such as the Cath Bruig Empire), locations (such as Muirthemne), specific places (such as the Mausoleum of Clovis), and maps of the Myth world in different time periods. Finally, "When" contains data on periods of time (such as the Wind Age), events (such as the "Sack of Muirthemne"), and a timeline of events and periods.
A note: later sources are taken as truer than previous sources, and when paper and digital sources (for example, a manual and a game) are released together, the digital version is considered truer than the paper one.
So head out into the rest of this section and start exploring!
The Encyclopedia is compiled by Forrest.
All sources quoted are copyright their original authors.



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