Mythic Legions action figures from Four Horsem*n Studios (2024)

Welcome to the Realm of Mythoss

In February 2015, Four Horsem*n Studios and the action figure collecting world changed forever when the Realm of Mythoss was introduced and the very first Mythic Legions Kickstarter went live. Launched with an initial 22 figures offered, that Kickstarter went on to shatter its funding goal and “Mythic Legions 1.0” actually saw the release of 34 unique figures plus 6 weapons packs.

Since the release of the first wave of Mythic Legions, the Realm of Mythoss has grown significantly, with each new wave of figures expanding on this incredible toy line and bringing in new fans and collectors. If you are new to Mythic Legions andyou are looking for a place to get up-to-speed on thehistory of thisline and what has been released so far, you’ve come to the right place! Once you are done here, you may also wanted to check out our article on "How to Get Started Collecting Mythic Legions."

By the Numbers

To date (up to and including the Ashes of Agbendor wave), Mythic Legions has had a total of 254 figures released! These break down as follows:

Waves Released So Far

You can select any of the waves listed below for more details on that wave, including the complete list of figures that were offered, when the wave was available, and more.

Mythic Legions 1.0 – the original Kickstarter-funded wave of 34 figures
Eathyron’s Dozen – 13 avian warriors, including the god-like warrior of the wave’s namesake
Mythic Legions 1.5 – 6figure wave, including the first Templar and Powercon debut figure, plus the first 2 troll figures!
Covenant of Shadow– 8figure wave
All-Stars 1 – reissuing 6 of the most popular figures from the 1.0 wave
Advent of Decay – the second Kickstarter-powered wave introduced 43 new figures, including the first females in the line
Coliseum – 8 figure wave that included a new troll and a pair of Powercon debuts
All-Stars 2 – the second reissue wave brought back 10 popular figures, plus a new version of Eagalus and the first Mythic Legions figure bearing a fan’s likeness
Soul Spiller – 8 figure wave that included the amazing Ice Troll plus 2 Powercon debut figures
Siege at Bjorngar – 5 figure wave, including the first 3 ogre-scale figures in the line
Wasteland – 6 figure wave, including a new ogre-scale figure and 2 Powercon debuts
Arethyr – 10 figure wave that brought the first 2 horses into the world of Mythic Legions, as well as the first of the "horsem*n", Arethyr!
All-Stars 3– 7 figure wave included 4 fan-selected re-releases, plus 2 brand new figures and a second version of the Stone Troll.
Equaddron - the 20th Anniversary Bundle special package celebrating the studios' 20 years in business, plus a "Shadow" version of the Equaddron character
Illythia- 11 figure wave first shown at the 3rd annual G-Con event, this wave pits Illythia and her minions against members of Xylona's Flock, including a moose steed and the line's first Centaur!
War of the Aetherblade - wave of 4 Deluxe Legion Builder packs offered as part of the crowdfunding campaign for the Mythic Legion Tactics game, plus a deluxe 2-pack set of Gorgo and Attila that was available during the Kickstarter campaign for this game.
All-Stars 4 - 7 figure wave including 4 fan-selected re-released, the 2021 Powercon Debut figures, and new verson of the Forest Troll
Deluxe Legion Builders 1 - Legion Builder focused wave featuring figures perfect for army-building and customizing, all with brand new head sculptures!
Legion Builder Reinforcements - the first ever Legions wave to not have a preorder, these 6 previously released legion builders (and a builder pack bringing this "wave" to 7 figures) are being ordered as in-stock items for January 2022.
Poxxus - the third Horseman is revealed at G-con 2021 as part of a 10-figure wave that also included weapons, hands, and magic spell packs!
All Stars Trolls - a mini-wave that brings back two of the most popular Trolls, this time with brand new secondary heads!
All Stars 5+ - 10 figure wave including fan-voted reissues, Power-con debut figures, the first ever Mythic Legions heads pack, and some brand new characters and figures!
Necronominus - the fourth Horseman and his undead acolytes, as well as the heroes of the Order of Eathyron who stand against them, are revealed at G-con 2022!
All Stars 6 - fan voted winners, the first ever All Stars Alumni, and the continuation of the battle seen in the Necronominus wave!
Reinforcements 2 - a new series of Legion Builders to build your armies and fuel your fodder bins!
Rising Sons - The House of the Noble Bear and the Sons of the Red Star face off in this new wave which completes the first major story arc for Mythic Legions!
Ashes of Agbendor - In the ashes of the great library at Ophidionn, and old wizard begins to chronicle stories of from the First Age of the Realm, as well as modern tales of heroism and sacrifice, to rebuild the knowledge once contained in Agbendor for the future rulers of Mythoss.
Special Releases - figures released outside of a traditional "wave", including LegionsCon figures and more!

Mythic Legions Factions

Mythic Legions figures are broken down into separate factions, and those factions help shape the story for The Realm of Mythoss. The factions of Mythoss include 4heroic groups and 4evil ones, plus a pair of splinter factions. Select any faction below to learn more.

Army of Leodysseus
Order of Eathyron
Convocation of Bassylia
Xylona’s Flock
House of the Noble Bear
Legion of Arethyr
Congregation of Necronominus
Circle of Poxxus
Illythia’s Brood
Sons of the Red Star

Each of these factions were created to have an opposing faction to battle and interact with as part of the larger storyline of the Realm of Mythoss.

Where Can You Buy Mythic Legions?

As a new collector to the line, one of the biggest challenges is hunting down previous releases, especially since some early Mythic Legions toys can command high prices on the secondary market! Here’s what you need to know to complete your collection.

First off, you can check the Mythic Legions Checklist for a full listing of figures released so far.

The best way to get Mythic Legions figures is to pre-order them directly from StoreHorsem*n.com. While these pre-orders can take anywhere from 6 to 18 months from pre-order to delivery, you will always pay the lowest price possible by supporting the line through a pre-order purchase. You are guaranteed to get any figures ordered during this period and there are no limits on the number of figures you can purchase!

Once a wave has arrived at our warehouse and all pre-orders have been filled, we offer “In Stock” sales of those figures. These sales are known to be quite hectic since the stock for sale is limited and the demand is usually very high! We do often limit the amount of any given character that can be ordered at one time during these sales, but stock still sells extremely quickly and there are no guarantees that the figure you want will be included in the sale or will be in stock when you place your order.

There are also a number of incredible online retailers who offer Mythic Legions figures both as pre-orders and as in-stock items ready to ship immediately.

When it comes to older figures, we have done a number of“All Star” waves in the past, and we are planning more of these waves for the future. Offered via pre-orders like our other waves, these reissues of popular, previously released figures allow you to get desirable characters that have since sold out (we even let the fans vote on which figures will be reissued).

Finally, if you really must have an older release and you can’t wait to see if they will appear in a future All Stars assortment, you can turn to the secondary market. The official Mythic Legions Fan Community over at the Mythic Legions Cabal is a great way to connect with likeminded collectors to find some good deals on older releases. Of course, there is always eBay as well, but prices for sold out Mythic Legions tend to be the highest on eBay.

Customizing Mythic Legions

The potential to “swap” parts and customize characters was a part of Mythic Legions from the very beginning. Initially planned as a 1/18 scale line using the Glyos system of swappable parts, when the line was changed to 1/12 scale, the studio worked hard to maintain that interchangeability. The incredible community of Mythic Legions customizers and artists is proof that we achieved this goal!

Four Horsem*n Studios loves seeing the creativity of the Mythic Legions community and we are incredibly thankful to all the fans who help add even more richness and variety to the Realm of Mythoss. You can see some example of Mythic Legions customs below. You can also read some of the feature articles we have posted here on our website focusing on Legions customizers.

Customs credit, left to right - DruGrubbs, Dennis Derby, Jeremy Girard, Nikki Nicole Chaney, Jeremy Girard, Nikki Nicole Chaney, Joe Vasapollo, William Robert Post)

What’s Next for Mythic Legions?

We’ve barely scratched the surface of all we have planned for the Realm of Mythoss. You can expect many more exciting releases to make their way into the Mythic Legions line over the coming months and years…and yes, we do plan on doing a gigantic dragon some day! If you want to be the first to find out what is new for Mythic Legions and Four Horsem*n Studios, check this website’s News section often and follow us on our various social media channels.