We listed Mytheria as one of our games to watch in July. And now, you can download it yourself and find out why!

Mytheria brings the trading card game genre to Binance Chain. With a couple of unusual game mechanics, Mytheria feels fresh enough to be worth a look, even if you’re burned out on trading card games. You can download the latest version from this official link. It’s available for both Android and PCs. The download for PC is about 330 MB

The game offers several free to play decks for players. But those who have their own cards can also build custom decks. To buy cards, check the Agoran marketplace.

During the open beta, Mytheria is hosting a play to earn event. To enter, you must build a deck with your own NFTs (at least 10 cards required) and play event matches. This event runs in five phases, each lasting two days. Players are ranked based on the number of wins they have in the first 15 matches during each phase.

Phase one of the play and earn even is already complete, but there is still time to sign up for phase two! The second phase begins on July 8th, at 10am (UTC +7) and runs until 10 pm (UTC +7) on July 10th. Phase three begins on July 15th, phase four July 22nd, and Phase five July 29th. They all run for the same amount of time. At the end of each phase, all eligible players receive a portion of the prize pool of 20,000 MYRA tokens!

Mytheria Gameplay

Mytheria’s gameplay includes fluid battle lines and special God units. Mytheria features four lanes on the board for units. However, players can move their cards between lanes at will before combat begins to try and get the best matchups. For the most part, units only attack and affect other units in their lane. Units feature the basic stats — mana cost, attack, and health. In addition to regular minions, each player also summons a God card that can upgrade with new abilities.

Mytheria does have a unique feature where players can convert one unspent mana into a Shard each turn. Players then use those Shards to upgrade their God. Gods have several special abilities that trigger by investing enough Shards into them. Also, some other cards can’t be played until your God has upgraded!

Mytheria follows a pretty standard mana unlocking system. Players gain 1 maximum mana each turn, up to six. And then at the beginning of a turn, everyone’s mana bars are refreshed. For each turn, both players play cards from their hands, move their units around on the game board, and then close with a round of automatic combat. During combat, cards on the table attack whatever is directly across from them. If a card’s health is reduced to zero, it is removed from the game.

The objective is to reduce your opponent’s middle tower to zero health. However, the side towers take damage first, so one or both of them must be destroyed before you can attack the middle tower.

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Mytheria is a fantasy, deck-building game with NFTs. Players build a deck, fight their opponent, and try to emerge victorious. The objective is to destroy two of your opponent’s three towers. The game provides a starter deck for those without NFTs, offering a free-to-play avenue for new players.

The game is currently available for download on Android devices and free to play. On June 28th, the Mytheria open beta begins. The open beta allows players to build custom decks from their own NFTs and participate in play-to-earn events.

Mytheria Gameplay

In Mytheria cards on the board are placed into lanes. However, cards can be moved between lanes freely during the preparation phase. Units feature the basic stats — mana cost, attack, and health. In addition to regular minions, each player also has a God card that can be upgraded with new abilities.

Mytheria follows a pretty standard mana unlocking system. Players gain 1 maximum mana each turn, up to six. And then at the beginning of a turn, everyone’s mana bars are refreshed. For each turn, both players play cards from their hands, move their units around on the game board, and then close with a round of automatic combat. During combat, cards on the table attack whatever is directly across from them. If a card’s health is reduced to zero, it is removed from the game.

Mytheria does have a unique feature where players can convert one unspent mana into a Shard each turn. Then those Shards are used to upgrade the God card. Gods have several special abilities that trigger by investing enough Shards into them.

Token Staking and Other Mytheria Events

The final staking program for MYRA, the Mytheria token, just began and is open until July 20th. Any tokens staked in phase four remain locked until October. But with a relatively small contribution pool, and a token pool of 2.2 million MYRA tokens, the percentage rate returns are currently pretty crazy.

In addition, some sort of web game is coming to Mytheria soon. They call it “Web Gacha” and it seems to involve completing daily tasks to level up. As players level up, they receive rewards, including game NFTs. There will be a ‘free NFT claim’ on June 28th, but it’s unclear if this NFT is needed for the game or is something else entirely. Web Gacha was supposed to launch on the 20th, but we’re still waiting on an update from the team for a status update.

The team also plans to feature frequent Mytheria tournaments and challenges throughout July, with prizes for the top finishers.

Create to Earn with the GodForge

Mytheria features a rather unique create-to-earn opportunity for artists. Anyone can use the God Forge to create their own artwork. This can be a custom skin for an existing card, or even a brand new card. Artists can then sell their artworks on the in-game marketplace. And, with a community vote, possibly even be included in the official game!

Mytheria recently held a contest for imagining new Gods. The contest awarded more than $10,000 to the top 20 creations! So this is definitely something to keep an eye on if you’re a fantasy artist!

Follow them on Twitter or join their Discord to stay informed about any new contests.

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