mythic
- adjective
- /ˈmɪθɪk/
- Jargon
- It's part of what the goons who rant about the mythic beast "FTB" have in mind.
Examples
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In the latest expansion, players can tackle a mythic dungeon that challenges even the most skilled teams.
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Does it use an out-there mythic rare like Epic Experiment with a ramp spell like Boundless Realms?
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Now, if we had any doubts that On the Road is mythic in itself, I just want to show you quickly two things.
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The most important is that Yahweh's battle is a historic battle rather than a mythic battle, right?
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But I put a a mythic depth into it for people and say, did you know that you're doing this mythic theme?
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So that that's the resolution of the problem built into the mythic separation between the different parts of women.
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To earn the exclusive rewards, you must complete the mythic raid within the time limit.
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The new mythic boss fight requires precise coordination and strategy to defeat.
Synonyms
Is a more difficult game mode for experienced players
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
A long important trip with hard tests that changes a person like stories about heroes
How Difficult
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mythic comes from the old Greek word mythos, meaning 'story' or 'legend', and it shares the same root as the English word myth. In gaming, that idea is kept: a mythic mode is the most legendary and hardest level, like a challenge from a great tale.