Secrets				Now, mash as many keys as possible while clicking.
Written by Forrest.

To Go To Any Level in the Game Hold space and click New Game. This also works when selecting "Use Solo Levels" in multiplayer game setups. In Myth II, hold down shift instead (and it no longer works in multi). To Select Max or Min Values In Options/Setup Boxes Shift-click the up or down arrows for any such field. To Instantly Win or Loose a Single Player Game Control-plus to win. Control-minus to lose. You must use the keypad keys, not the ones near the number row. To Target Ambient Life in Myth II Command-shift-click, on a Mac. (How on a PC?) Setting up a Light vs. Dark game relies on a bug in the Myth interface, and thus is not an easy thing to do, but by following the guide below and with a little luck you can do it too. There is no point in trying this by yourself; there must be two or more players or the game ends very quickly. Set the game options you desire. Max out the game time, and turn planning time off. Do something to make the insertion point move in the title field. Hold a key down until the title is full, delete a full title, or page though it with left and right arrow keys. Do this while repeatedly clicking the "Use Solo As you click like a demented wombat you will see the map information frame switch back and forth between netmaps and solo levels. Somewhere in there, as the computer is flooded with too many clicks/key presses, the map information frame will get out of sync and you will see the name of a single player level with the starting locations warning. Stop clicking! Select the single player level you want, adjust the difficulty level down, and type the name of your game because you probably erased it. Double check everything because once you click the OK button you will have to do the entire thing over again if you want to change something. Click OK. Start the game. One team will control the forces of Light and the other team will control the Dark, but there are exceptions. Some maps, such as Sons of Myrgard and Seven Gates, have more than two teams, and players might get stuck as the Target Dummies or some such. If there is no Light or no Dark team, then the level will end immediately, so on these maps you must play with three teams to ensure a good game. Also note that the Dark will have a HUGE advantage here, so play fair. Set up some good-faith rules for what the Dark team can and can't do, and set the difficulty down so the Light actually has a chance.

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Legends and Lore is really Forrest's baby, though Gholsbane probably does more work on it nowadays. It also contains a lot of work from the Myth Nontoxic days whose exact authors have been lost or forgotten. Some of these lemurs include Joshstar, Orange, Lacrymosa, and poena.dare. Original "Journal of the Legion" concept by poena.dare and Hamish Sinclair. Other authors are credited as appropriate in their individual articles.

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