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Myth War Online Wiki

**Welcome to the**
**Myth War Online Wiki!**
Myth War Online is a 2D MMORPG developed by Sinigium and sold to Unigium. It was later published under I Got Games (IGG) in the west. Myth war consist of turn based combat. You could have 5 members in a party to battle together. There were pets you could own and take into battle with you along with your party members they could also use pet. There was a sortment of quest and events.

Unfortunately, in 2009 Myth War Online was shut down in west by IGG. To make way for its sequel, Myth War Online II

## Classes

The game has 4 classes they have a male & female variant.

Male Human / Female Human

Male Mage / Female Mage

Male Centaur / Female Centaur

Male Borg / Female Borg

## Pets

About Pets

All Pets

All Pet Skills
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All Pets

A

Ant Eater, Aquarius, Aurora Lion, Axewalker

B

Bee, Berserker, Big Crab, Big Foot, Bloodpede, Bog Nightmare

C

Capilla, Capricornus, Centaur King, Chaos Devil, Chaos Wisp, Chaotic Devil, Chinchilla (A), Chinchilla (B), Crazy Bandit, Cyclops

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Dark Dream, Dark Giant, Demon Dragon, Demonpunisher, Desert Bandit, Dream Dragon, Dream Flyer

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Earth Wolf, Evil Fire Demon, Evil Mudraper, Evil Skeletal, Evil Wolf, Eyekicker

F

Felsworn, Feral Wolf, Fire Demon, Flame Phoenix, Flyer, Fog Spirit

G

Ghastly Dragon, Ghost Warrior, Ghoul, Goulspirit, Giantslicer, Glimmer Fish, Glitter Tiger, Greater Wolf, Guard

H

Hell Cat, Hell Gardener, Hell Pheonix, Hell Protector, Holy Dragon, Howling Beast

I

Ice Demon

J

K

Killer Bee

L

Leopard Wolf, Lizard Bandit, Lizard Man, Lizard Miner, Lycosa

M

Mad Ogrewalker, Mosquito, Mudraper, Mummy

N

Nepenthes

O

Ocean Long, Orgewalker

P

Pheonix, Pisces

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R

River Beast, River Guardian

S

Sand Giant, Santa Claus, Santa Princess, Scarecrow, Skeletal, Snake Demon, Snow Bear, Snow Wolf, Snowie, Spirit Cat, Stone Ghost, Stone Giant, Stone Tortoise

T

Teethor, Thorned Spider, Tree Demon

U

V

W

Werewolf, Wicked Spirit, Withered Guard

X

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Babbiê Military

**Royal Babbiê Navy (RBN)**

The Babbiê Navy, or, officially, the Royal Babbiê Navy, is the Babbiê Military’s major ground and water unit. It was created in 5880 by a Babbiê King and has survived many ups and downs during the Babbiê Empire. The modern Babbiê Government decided not to rename it, as it is a key to Babbiê history; making it survive the dissolution of Imperial Rule. The navy has been led by His Majesty King Rik II and supervised by General Lucky P. Tappy since the begin of Hundi Mundi’s presidency in 6005.

In it’s early age, the RBN was the Babbiê King’s right hand tool for conquering more land and thus expanding the range of the Empire. During HM King Rik I’s rule, the full navy’s strength was focused on keeping the crumbling Babbiê Empire together. As Pugonce tried to secede in 6000, Rik I marched the navy right back into the lost territory and re-occupied it. As Pugonce would later secede in 6004, Rik II would not respond with a bloody battle, but with a diplomatic treaty which initiated the Babbiê Commonwealth.

**Babbiê Air Force (BAF)**

The Babbiê Air Force is the Babbiê Military’s major air control unit. It was created in 6003 by King Rik II in an effort to be amongst the first sky-controllers on the Babbiê Planet. Due to the massive resources Rik had at his disposal, the Air Force quickly became a reality, scaring away enemy attack planners. It was first used in the war against Baderitrea (Bad-Ert), as they seceded in 6004 and denied to sign the Commonwealth treaty that Pugonce’s leaders signed. This resulted in heavy bombardment by the Babbiê Empire.

The BAF is led by Her Majesty Queen Consort Nutmeg and supervised by General Lucky P. Tappy since the begin of Hundi Mundi’s presidency in 6005. During the war years (6006-6010) with OFM Land, the Air Force proved it’s rumored superiority and secured it’s title for most powerful military branch on the Babbiê Planet.

**Babbiê Spy/Intelligence Agency (BSA)**

The Babbiê Spy/Intelligence Agency, often shortened as BSA, is the secret "infiltrator"-unit of the Babbiê Military. Only the most qualified gunmen, intellectuals, navy seals, and observant military officers can be recruited. The heavy requirements to enter the BSA push the acceptance rate under 1%. So far, the BSA has managed to gather massive amounts of intelligence from any enemy country or organization it has ever targeted. Unfortunately, such hefty amounts of intelligence come at a cost - each year, the BSA loses an average of two agents to enemy authorities. Yet on the bright side, they save millions of lives each year by evacuating allied cities if a bomb strike is apparent or planting explosives in the OFM Palace's bathrooms, so OFM Crabby can ensure an explosion in his house after threatening Hundi's regime. The head of the BSA is unknown to the public, though Babbiês speculate that supervisor General Lucky P. Tappy is tied into the equation.
Modern Babbiê Monarchy

Since the peaceful revolution in 6005, the Babbiê Royal Family has lost its absolute power over the state. Nevertheless, the Royal Family has remained part of modern Babbiê Culture. HM King Rik II is the current King of Babbiêland and 4 other Babbiê Commonwealth Realms, while his wife, HM Queen Consort Nutmeg is the Queen.

After staying out of the spotlight for a year, the Royal Family started reappearing in Babbiêland politics by 6007. HM Queen Consort Nutmeg ran for Schwarzwald Senator, and the Royals hosted many summits in the Royal Palace. Furthermore, the popularity of the Royals is continuing to climb, after its steep fall in late 6005, during Prime Minister Nutmeg's reign. Now, the King and Queen's popularity is hovering around 99%, making them one of the most beloved Babbiês in the country. The Royal Family try to maintain a neutral political position, though sometimes can not hold themselves back. In late 6010, King Rik cooked Ricky Tappy's political party, the Upstanders, after an attempt to lift the gun-carrying laws and half the nationwide education buget.
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## Description

Level fun is a party house with tons of cake, cupcakes, and more stuff you would see at a birthday party. But Don't eat it, the treets in this Level are made of human flesh. This Level is INFESTED with Partygoers, Partygoers are tall humanoid like Entities, there is known to be 1000 Partygoers in Level FUN(=. DON'T WORRY, WE WON'T HURT YOU... WE JUST... WE JUST, WANT TO PLAY. JUST TRUST US, PLEASE PLAY WITH US. Ignore them, there just a bunch of Partygoers trying to lore you to this Level so thay can "UNALIVE YOU" Translation "kill you".

## Entrances:

* Go through the ceiling in Level 0, and Level 1.
* Enter the door with the smiley face on it in Level 21.

## Exits:

Find a room with a rainbow window to enter a unknown Level.
Imperial Babbiê Monarchy

The Imperial Babbiê Monarchy was the ruling Government of the Babbiê Empire. The Monarchy was ruled from the early era of the 5950s up until January 6005 by the Babbiê Royal Family, when the first democratic vote was held on Christmas Day of 6004. Then, Babbiê voters decided to dissolve the absolute power of the Monarchy. This decision was taken into affect by January 19th. The last royal head of state, HM King Rik II, gave the power to the new Prime Minister - his wife - HM Queen Consort Nutmeg. Even though the new Prime Minister was rapidly reforming Babbiêland, the prime-minister-led Government would go down in Babbiê history as short-lived glory.
The Ras Qoyate

Civil Ensign of the Ras Qoyate

The **Ras Qoyate** is a theocratic feudal state located in the center of Cwyllor. It is ruled by the Ras Qoyech, a leader who claims his legitimacy from the Gods, the Seqores, who he is deemed a descendant of. It is a hierarchical society, which allows mobility by rising up in a career, whether militaristic, economic or clerical.
In the end, a citizen can be granted noble rights by the king and given a welar, a ʒisqoyech plantation.

According to ʒisqoyech folklore, the tribe of the ʒisqoy was founded by Roheriyon, the god of the sun, who told the ʒisqoy to settle at a mountain shining from its richness in iron ore in the evening sun. The ʒisqoy travelled for years until they laid the foundation to Qastell Verrach ("The ferrous castle") or sometimes also referred to as Dar y'Roheriyon ("Home of Roheriyon") on a mountain pass.

This mountain pass controls a possible path for a transcontinental trade route, which goes from the western coast of the continent up to Bannover, which the Ras Qoyech aims to control, making Qastell Verrach strategically important.
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Great Babbiêland (Babbiê Empire)

Stretching from the farlands of Pugonce to the southern fog of the Lost Islands to the faraway continent of Pangaea, the Great Babbiê Empire, Great Babbiêland, or the Babbiê Empire was the biggest sovereign nation ever to exist on the Babbiês Planet. In it's roughly 50 Babbiê Years (300 Years) of existence, it was ruled solely by a dynasty: the Babbiê Royal Family.

**Early Era (5950s to 5980):**

The Babbiê Empire was founded in the 5950s, starting...
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Babbiê Government

The Babbiê Government we know today has ruled Babbiêland since September of 6005. Currently, it is represented by its only ever Incumbent President Hundeli Mundeli Bärghouer Adrian, an infamous Babbiê politician for the past 6 years. Riku Strongpound is the current Vice President and Treasurer, and has held his position since 6008. The victorious Babbiê Military is led by General Lucky P. Tappy, a key member of the influential Tappy Family. The current Babbiê Government was preceded by the old Babbiê Government, led by then-Prime Minister Queen Consort Nutmeg.

After demands by the public to have a democratic government system more like the Imperial times, Prime Minister Nutmeg decided to hold a vote; Prime Minister or President-led government? The voter turnout was outstanding - almost all Babbiês took part in the vote, and over 80% voted for a President. Shortly after, Presidential elections were held, with three main candidates aiming for the position. Republican Candidate Hundi was leading in most polls nationwide. The two other candidates, Democratic Sammy "Pelé" Bzzer and Royalist Sunny Tappy, were not close to winning. Then-Prime Minister Queen Nutmeg decided not to run for President, as she "had [her] chance to rule our beautiful nation."
Joke Entries

This page is for archiving the joke entries. This is for any funny stories you make relating to the backrooms. Joke entries are held to the same standard of quality as normal entries, in the sense that they actually have to be funny. Don't use this to just clutter up the site with garbage.

Unfunny joke tales will face dire consequences.

### Joke Levels:

* ***the viberooms***
* Joke Level Fucking 5
* Level Fridge (Joke)
* Joke Level 69
* Level 2169
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Level 𝙫𝙞𝙗𝙚 is the coolest level to ever exist.

## Description

Level 𝙫𝙞𝙗𝙚 is a world of daydreams. Every daydream to ever be thought of appears here. You can fly the 𝙥𝙖𝙥𝙚𝙧 𝙖𝙞𝙧𝙥𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙚𝙨 over the 𝙨𝙩𝙞𝙡𝙡 𝙘𝙝𝙞𝙡𝙡 mountains. This is no longer the Backrooms it's the Viberooms. Don't you want to live here? Those who enter the viberooms can enjoy exploring the holographic terrain, fully furnished with artificial texture errors and volumetric lighting. Ride the 𝙫𝙞𝙗𝙞𝙣𝙜 synthesized ocean waves and relax on the 𝙢𝙤𝙤𝙙 beach. Explore the mountains, complete with a volcano erupting pure `Nostalgia`. What can I do here? You can use our 𝙧𝙖𝙙𝙞𝙘𝙖𝙡 new technology, dial-up internet. Although we don't have a modem. We have a wide selection of video games, ranging from 𝙫𝙞𝙗𝙞𝙣𝙜 to 𝙨𝙩𝙞𝙡𝙡 𝙘𝙝𝙞𝙡𝙡. Meet other 𝙫𝙞𝙗𝙚𝙧𝙨 who are just enjoying their time in the 𝙫𝙞𝙗𝙚𝙧𝙤𝙤𝙢𝙨. Why am I here? That is a question only yourself can answer. In the meantime, come look at our 𝙛𝙧𝙖𝙘𝙩𝙖𝙡 clouds, aren't they amazing? Why would you ever want to leave? You can stay here for all eternity, free from the fear of death.
About Pets

What are pets? Pets are important in Myth War Online as they play a major role in battle. They can help you in battle, but you can only take one into battle with you at a time. If you are in a party with other players, they can also use only one pet each. A pet can help you do damage to the monsters, use skills, and use for or potion on them self your you in battle.

You can only own a maximum of 20 pets per player characters. Pets earn x2 exp of the player.

## Pet Battle Selection Screen

 Skills
 Bag
 Defend
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 Change

## Items for pet usage

**NOTE:** When Pet hits max growth rate it shines (sparkle or whatever). But there are cases when pet is 0.01 less of its max growth rate, it shines too but once you relogin the shiny thing disappears (eg. AURORA lion) but there are some that remains shiny (eg. bloodpede)
Old Babbiê Government

Lasting only 9 months, the old Babbiê Government was the shortest-lived ruling Government in Babbiê history. Succeeding the Imperial Babbiê Monarchy, this Government was widely regarded as "very modern" and "revolutionary." Unfortunately, its instability led to its peaceful dissolution in late 6005. Prime Minister Queen Consort Nutmeg peacefully inaugurated then-Senator Hundeli Mundi Bärghouer Adrian on the 19th of September, 6005, marking the end of the **old Babbiê Government**. The new president announced the end of the **old Babbiê Government** three hours later.
Level 4

## Level 4 "Abandoned Office"

Level 4 is the 5th Level of The Backrooms.

## Description:

Level 4 resembles an empty office building, though it is almost completely blacked out. Any windows that have not been blacked out are considered traps and should be avoided at all cost. Level 4 is mostly devoid of Entities. Hounds and Dullers are the only ones to have been observed. One person claimed they saw a Smiler, but no evidence exists. Because of this lack of beings, there are lots of people on Level 4. Scattered around this Level, water coolers, vending machines, and fountains of Almond Water can be found. Level 4 is very easy to escape from (and also return to). Level 4 is the best place to meet other people and find supplies. Before attempting to move on to the next Levels, it is recommended that you stock up on Almond Water: it will be needed, especially in Level 5 and Level 6.

# ▪︎This base is heavily guarded.

## Entrances:

There are many ways to reach this Level. Some of the most known ways are to No-Clip into a wall in The Hub. You can also get here from Level 3 using the elevators, or finding a door in Level 2 that is unlocked, falling through the Pit in Level 283 has the chance of teleporting divers through the ceiling of Level 4.

## Exits:

Level 4 has occasional exits that lead to Level 5 and Level 6. Most exits take the form of office-style stairways or occasional Elavators that may even lead back to Level 3. Rarely, stairs leading to a basement can be found, and these go to Level 71. As with almost all exits in The Backrooms, once you lose a direct line of sight with it, it may disappear unexpectedly.
Babbiêland

Babbiêland, officially the United Republics of Babbiêland, is the biggest and most powerful country on the Babbiês Planet. Established in the mid 5950s, Babbiêland has been a thriving Empire from its creation. Since the dissolution of the Babbiê Empire in 6005, the territory of Babbiêland has seen heavy losses. The four Commonwealth Realms that seceded were Pugonce, Good OFM Land (needs citation), Pangaea, and Eritrea (needs citation). Yet Eritrea faced a civil war, splitting the country into two; the babbiê-commonwealth-loyal Gooderitrea and the breakaway Baderitrea.

For more information about ruling Governments, see the following links:

Imperial Rule

Old Babbiê Government

Current Babbiê Government
Object List

### What are Objects?

Objects, also known as items or artifacts, are tools, weapons, consumables, and other things used by people in the Backrooms. Many of them follow the rules of normal reality. Others are changed by or affected by the Backrooms, and some are created by (or exclusively found in) the Backrooms. Some of them are dangerous, while others are crucial to your survival. The key difference between an entity and an object is that *Entities are alive*.

### Object List:

* Object 1 - "Amlond Water"
* Object 2 - "Level Keys"
The Manila Room

The Manila Room is an isolated, square room with thick walls within Level 0, named for the unique beige color of its wallpaper. It has minimal furnishings which vary slightly between appearances, usually no more than a table and chair as well as anywhere from 1 to 4 entrances. The Manila Room is commonly used as a meeting point for wanderers, as despite the changing and isolating nature of Level 0, The Manila Room will always appear in the same location for everyone when discovered and does not have the same effect as Level 0 which prevents wanderers from meeting. This leads to wanderers appearing to fade into existence upon entering. Care should be taken to avoid entering from the same entrance at the same time. The lighting in The Manila Room is nearly identical to that of Level 0 and produces the same irritating noise. The brightness of these lights, however, varies greatly and is known to fluctuate over time, causing occasional periods of total darkness. Standard entities have never been observed in The Manila Room; however, knocking and banging noises have been reported coming from within the walls, leading some to believe one or more entities may be present within them. These noises are reportedly loudest during periods when the lights are off. The Manila Room is used to store M.E.G. documentation that explains The Backrooms and provides essential information to new wanderers, of which roughly 36% reported that the documentation had been essential in escaping Level 0. All documentation is stored in folders stamped with the M.E.G. insignia and placed on the table if it is present, though these documents do occasionally disappear with the normal changes to the room, requiring that they be replaced when reported missing. Documents stored here cover a variety of topics, most notably noclipping, a field guide to the most common and dangerous entities, and a guide to important levels. A sample document can be viewed below.