• Bit of Fun
• Close to the Heavens
• Close to the Abyss
• Danse Macabre
• Force Reality
• Instrument of Freedom

During the event to hang the Banner at Drezen.

• Angel
• Demon
• Aeon 🔒
• Azata 🔒
• Trickster 🔒
• Lich 🔒

• Legend
• Gold Dragon 🔒
• Swarm That Walks 🔒
• Devil 🔒

Your mythic powers allow you to bypass damage reduction N/epic.

You don't die until your total number of negative hit points becomes equal to or greater than twice your Constitution score.

Mythic characters that draw their power from Chaos gain the ability to create 3 illusionary copies of themselves. Those copies last for 1 minute per mythic rank and act like the mirror image spell, protecting the character from attacks. Those characters can use this ability 3 times per day.

At 2nd mythic rank, mythic characters that draw their power from Chaos become more creative, gaining a +3 circumstance bonus on all skill checks.

This ability summons a Will-o'-Wisp for 1 minute. Summoned monsters appear where you designate and act according to their initiative check results. They attack your opponents to the best of their ability.

Mythic characters that draw their power from the Abyss grow a pair of horns, gaining a gore attack. This attack is made with a –5 penalty and deals 1d8 plus 1–1/2 times their Strength modifier points of piercing damage. It counts as cold iron and magic for the purposes of overcoming damage reduction.

At 2nd mythic rank, mythic characters that draw their power from the Abyss become closer to demons, gaining resist electricity 20 and immunity to poisons.

This ability summons a Babau for 1 minute. Summoned monsters appear where you designate and act according to their initiative check results. They attack your opponents to the best of their ability.

Mythic characters that draw their power from Good gain the ability to unleash a ray of heavenly light, targeting an ally or a foe within 50 feet as a ranged touch attack. This ray heals allies for 4d6 plus 2d6 per mythic rank points of damage or deals the same amount of damage to enemies. Those characters can use this ability 3 times per day plus one extra time for each mythic rank beyond the first.

At 2nd mythic rank, mythic characters that draw their power from Good become closer to angels, gaining resist acid 20, resist cold 20, and immunity to petrification.

This ability summons a Spirit Paladin for 1 minute. Summoned monsters appear where you designate and act according to their initiative check results. They attack your opponents to the best of their ability.

Mythic characters that draw their power from death can channel negative energy to deal damage to living creatures or to heal undead creatures.

Channeling energy causes a burst that either heals all undead creatures or damages all living creatures in a 30-foot radius centered on the mythic character. The amount of damage dealt or healed is equal to 2d6 plus 1d6 per mythic rank. Creatures that take damage from channeled energy receive a Will save to halve the damage. The DC of this save is equal to 10 + mythic rank + the character's Charisma, Wisdom, or Intelligence modifier (whichever is higher). Creatures healed by channel energy cannot exceed their maximum hit point total: all excess healing is lost. A character may channel energy a number of times per day equal to 3 + mythic rank.

This is a standard action that does not provoke an attack of opportunity.

At 2nd mythic rank, mythic characters that draw their power from death gain an even greater mastery of negative energy. Their insight into the flows of negative energy also gives them an advantage in combat against enemies that have an affinity to negative energy, such as the undead or the nabasu demons.

These characters become immune to negative levels and gain a +4 bonus on saving throws against death effects. They gain a +2 bonus to AC, saving throws, and weapon attack and damage rolls against creatures with negative energy affinity. The DCs of their class abilities against these opponents increase by 2.

This ability summons a Spectre for 1 minute. Summoned monsters appear where you designate and act according to their initiative check results. They attack your opponents to the best of their ability.

Mythic characters that draw their power from Law gain the ability to force reality upon enemies around them. Every enemy in a 30-foot radius around the mythic character is affected by the effect of the Dispel Magic, Greater spell, affecting only the effects of the Illusion school.

At 2nd mythic rank, the mythic character gains the ability to rid their allies of hindering abnormalities. One ally in close range is affected by the effect of the dispel magic, greater spell, affecting all negative effects.

The caster level for these abilities is equal to your character level plus your mythic rank. You can use them 3 plus mythic rank times per day.

The mythic character gains the ability to rid their allies of hindering abnormalities. One ally in close range is affected by the effect of the Dispel Magic, Greater spell, affecting all negative effects.

The caster level for this ability is equal to your character level plus mythic rank.

This ability summons a Wood Golem for 1 minute. Summoned monsters appear where you designate and act according to their initiative check results. They attack your opponents to the best of their ability.

Mythic characters that draw their power from Freedom gain the ability to unleash a bolt of energy from Elysium itself, targeting an ally or a foe within 50 feet as a ranged touch attack. This bolt deals (4d6 plus 2d6 per mythic rank) points of damage to enemies. If used on allies, the bolt instead charges their attacks with weapons for 2 + mythic rank rounds. Companions' attacks with weapons deal an additional 2d6 points of holy damage on hit and count as good for the purposes of bypassing damage reduction. Those characters can use this ability 3 times per day plus one extra time for each mythic rank beyond the first.

At 2nd mythic rank, mythic characters that draw their power from Freedom become closer to the azatas that live in Elysium, gaining resist electricity 20 and a +4 bonus on their saving throws against mind-affecting effects.

This ability summons an Azata Bralani for 1 minute. Summoned monsters appear where you designate and act according to their initiative check results. They attack your opponents to the best of their ability.

The Aeon is the embodiment of law and order and possesses the power to correct abnormalities in the fabric of time and reality itself. Nothing can escape the Aeon's scrutinizing gaze and impartial judgment.

Aeon path can be unlocked by acquiring the Purple Stone Knife during a book event as part of The Burning City quest.

Alignment: Lawful Neutral, Lawful Good, Lawful Evil, True Neutral

The Angel is a mighty champion of good who sets a shining example for the crusaders, smiting demons with a sword of holy flame. Those who fight alongside the Angel can be certain that they will be protected, healed, and even resurrected in the event of their untimely demise.

Angel path is one of the two default unlocked paths available to players.

Alignment: Lawful Good, Neutral Good, Lawful Neutral, True Neutral

A rebel and a fighter for freedom and good, the Azata acts on instinct and trusts in spontaneous decisions. The Azata easily befriends those who don't fit into the neat ranks of the official crusade, and does not issue commands, but rather inspires allies to fight.

Azata path is unlocked after completing the quest Starward Gaze and chose to save the Desna adepts.

Alignment: Chaotic Good, Neutral Good, Chaotic Neutral, True Neutral

The Demon is the epitome of rage; a little push is all that is needed to break their self-control and turn them into a force to be feared — by enemies and friends alike. It is up to the Demon to decide whether to allow their inner beast to take control, or to fight it, chain it, and bring it to heel.

Demon path is one of the two default unlocked paths available to players.

Alignment: Chaotic Evil, Neutral Evil, Chaotic Neutral, True Neutral

The ultimate ruler of undeath, the Lich is a being who has transcended the narrow confines of life itself. Powerful beyond imagining, the Lich can create limitless hordes of undead to remake the world to fit their vision.

Lich path can be unlocked by returning the Wand of Zacharius to Zacharius in the Lost Chapel as part of A Strike from the Sky quest. The wand can be acquired from Leper's Smile (Cave) after finishing The Music of the Abyss quest.

Alignment: Neutral Evil, Lawful Evil, Chaotic Evil, True Neutral

For the Trickster, nothing is set in stone, because every stone can be smashed to pieces — if one is powerful enough. With every tweak and twist they make to the world, the Trickster shatters mundane understandings of reality, often simply for the fun of it.

Trickster path can be unlocked by taking the Trickster option when talking to Chaleb Sazomal in the Blackwing Library while finding the storyteller. This must be done before the Tavern Defense event.

Alignment: Chaotic Neutral, Chaotic Good, Chaotic Evil, True Neutral

The Swarm has only one desire — to devour everyone and everything in its path. There are no friends or foes, enemies or allies, dear ones or despised ones — only food.

This late mythic path can be unlocked by consuming the Vescavor Queen in Act 5. Addititional steps to get to the Vescavor Queen can be found in the Swarm Mythic Path page.

Alignment: Chaotic Evil, Neutral Evil

The Gold Dragon is a mighty, almost omnipotent creature that possesses powers beyond all others. The Gold Dragon is the embodiment of goodness, hope, and redemption.

This late mythic path can be unlocked in the conversation with Halaseliax in Act 5. Details on how to unlock it can be found in the Gold Dragon page.

Alignment: Neutral Good

An emissary of Hell vested with the power of law and evil, the Devil commands anything and everything imaginable through strength and sheer will.

This late mythic path can be unlocked through an event in Act 5 and is available only for player that chose Aeon or Azata at MR3. See the Devil page for details.

Alignment: Lawful Evil, Neutral Evil, Lawful Neutral, True Neutral

One doesn't need to be a mythic creature, an otherworldly being, or a deity's chosen to become a hero. This path may be grueling and full of temptation, but the mortal who treads it fully earns the right to call themselves a true Legend.

This late mythic path is available by default

Alignment: Any