Mythic
[ˈmɪθɪk]Background Story
Mythic is the adjectival form of myth, a folklore genre. The sources checked record it in the titles of a role-playing game supplement, a video game developer, a book, a cello concerto, a festival, a television series, a record label and a fiction magazine, but not as a personal name.
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