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==Games==
==Games==
There are three games in the ''Myth'' series:
There are three games in the ''Myth'' series:


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*Both ''[[Destiny]]'' and ''Myth'' feature a conflict between forces of Light and Dark.
*Both ''[[Destiny]]'' and ''Myth'' feature a conflict between forces of Light and Dark.
*Comparisons can be drawn to the [[City]] as a final bastion with the cities of Madrigal and Miurthemne (the last bastions of Light in the first and third games respectively).
*Comparisons can be drawn to the [[City]] as a final bastion with the cities of Madrigal and Miurthemne (the last bastions of Light in the first and third games respectively).
*Both ''Destiny'' and ''Myth'' mention a "Wind Age" and "Wolf Age." Both are a possible reference to the Poetic Edda, specifically in a poem about [[wikipedia:Ragnar%C3%B6k|Ragnorak's]] aftermath.
*Both ''Destiny'' and ''Myth'' mention a "Wind Age" and "Wolf Age." Both are a possible reference to the Poetic Edda, specifically in a poem about [[wikipedia:Ragnar%C3%B6k|Ragnarok's]] aftermath.


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[[Category:Games]]

Latest revision as of 16:54, April 12, 2022

Myth is a real-time tactics series created by Bungie, though the rights have since been given to Take-Two Interactive.

Games[edit]

There are three games in the Myth series:

List of references to Myth in the Destiny series[edit]

  • Both Destiny and Myth feature a conflict between forces of Light and Dark.
  • Comparisons can be drawn to the City as a final bastion with the cities of Madrigal and Miurthemne (the last bastions of Light in the first and third games respectively).
  • Both Destiny and Myth mention a "Wind Age" and "Wolf Age." Both are a possible reference to the Poetic Edda, specifically in a poem about Ragnarok's aftermath.