Mythic Clash: Battle of the Greek Gods
Bite Sized Mythology
Learn about Greek Mythology while playing a fun, innovative boardgame. Create a dynamic map of various important places within Greek Mythology, summon monsters and heroes from famous myths, play as different ancient Greek gods.
What is it about?
Mythic Clash: Legendary Heroes is a fun game that draws upon the legends and mythic of Greek Mythology! If you know someone with an interest in Greek Mythology or you’re a fan yourself, this is the game for you.
In this game, you play as a Greek God who is trying to recruit heroes to their side and guide them on legendary quests. The god with the most glorious hero will be the winner.
This game can be played with 2 to 4 players and it takes about 2 hours.
Mythic Clash is an indie game developed by me, Zabrynn! I developed the rules, designed the cards, and drew the art.
You can help support this game by giving it a go! All feedback is appreciated.
Why did I create it?
I love mythology. I grew up reading books like Percy Jackson and watching movies like Hercules. My love of history and mythology took me to university where I studied Ancient History as my major.
My passion is creating fun stories for people! Sometimes that is through writing books and other times its making a game like Mythic Clash.
My goal is to create something that retells the stories of Greek Mythology in a new, entertaining medium. It's not just a game inspired by Greek Mythology, it is here to introduce you to niche myths.
Learn about heroes you've never heard of! Explore places you never thought were connected. All in bite-sized pieces. All while having fun!
Who I am?
Let me introduce myself. My name is Zabrynn and I'm a big nerd. I love history, fantasy, and art. When I left school, I didn't know what I wanted to do. Like so many people in that situation I chose to do an Arts degree.
I loved writing books and ancient history, so I majored in Creative Writing and Ancient History. I graduated having decided last minute that I would not be doing honours in Ancient History... That didn't call to me as much as I expected.
After that, I was a little stuck. I love art and I love writing and I've applied that to a lot of projects. Click around this website and you'll quickly see what I mean.
Mythic Clash is the lastest of projects I've picked up since leaving university. I'm looking forward to seeing it realised into a fun game!
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Mythic Clash: Legendary Heroes
Mythic Clash: Legendary Heroes
- Vendor
- Mythic Clash
Guide your heroes into legend...
Number of Players: 2 to 4
Latest Update: October 2025
What's it about? Each player acts as a Greek God (Artemis, Hephaestus, Dionysus or Athena). They explore the map, recruiting heroes then helping them gain Glory. After five rounds, whichever player has the most Glorious hero is the winner.
In this downloadable file, you’ll find the characters used to play. These can be printed out on a4 sheets of paper. You will need to cut each of the cards out, fold them, then glue the two sides together. Because players will be erasing their writing on each card, it’s recommended you print with thicker paper for longevity, rather than just standard printer paper (minimun 150gsm).
To have the miniatures stand up, you’ll want to find something similar to this listing on Amazon called “Blulu 36 Pieces Game Card Stands Multi-Color with 36 Pieces Blank Board Game Board Markers for Party Favor”.
This downloadable file allows for four players at once. This product with five stands each is enough for gameplay.
To play, you’ll want some pencils and erasers for your players. The mechanics of the game are all based on rolling 6 sided dice, so you should aim to have several on the table.
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Zabrynn Lander, the creator, reserves all the rights to Mythic Clash © including the game rules, its card design, and all art produced by her.
This work is not public domian or in the creative commons. It is designed for personal use and provided for free as incentive to provide questions, reviews, feedback, and/or playtest results. If you wish to use this in a classroom, library, or elsewhere feel free to contact Zabrynn through dndalley.com
First published: March 2025