Mythic

Mythic is an adjective derived from myth and used to describe things connected with myth, legend, or the archetypal. In literary and popular-culture contexts it refers to figures, stories, or worlds that resemble traditional myths. The term is also used as a proper name or brand by various organizations and products across media, entertainment, and gaming.

Mythic Entertainment was an American video game developer established in the 1990s. It produced online role-playing games and is best known for Dark Age of Camelot (2001) and Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning (2008). The company was acquired by Electronic Arts in 2006 and was later absorbed into EA's BioWare division, with its projects and staff integrated into other EA studios.

In broader usage, mythic denotes things that are legendary or larger-than-life, often used in fantasy fiction, film, and game design to signal grandeur or timeless appeal. Brands and media properties outside of Mythic Entertainment have also adopted Mythic as a name or descriptor, reflecting its association with myth, legend, and epic storytelling.