
Mythsworn: Legends of Ascendra
Roll the dice. Write your legend.
A dark fantasy dungeon crawler that plays like a tabletop game: painted miniatures on diorama dungeons, a d20 for every attack, and one hero who grows with you from dungeon to dungeon.
Follow development in the journal →- Genre
- Tabletop dungeon crawler, turn-based
- Platform
- Mobile
- Status
- In development
- Mode
- Single-player campaign
- Languages
- English, French
01A tabletop in your pocket
Painted miniatures move across roofless diorama dungeons, turn by turn. Read the board, spend your action points, strike from the shadows.
02Every blow is a roll
Each attack sends a big resin d20 tumbling across the board. Catch an enemy by surprise and roll two dice with advantage: the best one counts.
03Legendary summons
Fill the Aether gauge and call a legend: Valthyr, the Stormwyrm, rises above the board in a flash of lightning and breathes soulfire on your foes.
04Transform mid-fight
Become Morgrath, the Bone Colossus, for three turns, while spectral skeletons rise at your side.
05One hero, your legend
Prepare your spells in the grimoire and fill your belt with summoning stones, familiars, runes and items. Your hero keeps growing with you.
Wardens' Rest
Return to the hamlet to hear quests and rumors at the Tavern of the Last Candle, equip yourself at Brandon's Forge and prepare your grimoire at the Chapel of Souls. Day, dusk and night follow your phone's real clock.
- 01 Day

- 02 Dusk

- 03 Night


The Crypt of the Forgotten Kings
In the throne room, the Forgotten King raises his sceptre to call his dead back.

The Blackfang Mine
Goblins and orcs hold the deep tunnels.

The Whispering Abbey
Candles, crypts and whispers behind every door.

The Thornveil Temple
A jungle temple where cultists guard the thorns.

The Watchwood Trails
Forest trails with a new layout every run, and ambushes waiting in the thickets.
Screenshots
Mythsworn is still taking shape.
Screenshots come straight from the game in development. News will be posted in the journal first.




