Combat
Anchor and crystal automation, Safe Anchor in Blatant or Legit mode, Double Anchor with charge chances, totem and mace helpers.
A private client built for crystal and anchor PvP. Ninety modules, a HUD you place yourself, and a menu you'll actually enjoy opening.

Open it with Right Shift. Every module has its own settings page, keybind and Toggle or Hold mode.
Anchor and crystal automation, Safe Anchor in Blatant or Legit mode, Double Anchor with charge chances, totem and mace helpers.
Drag panels anywhere. Snap to a grid, to other panels or to screen edges, and reset with one confirmed click.
Your enabled modules at a glance, with pill, stacked or minimal styles and gradient, wave or rainbow color.
A full keyboard map. Bind keys or mouse buttons, put several modules on one key and choose Toggle or Hold.
From Seafoam to Netherite. A theme re-tints the whole menu live, and you can pick any custom accent.
Modules talk through clean on-screen notifications instead of chat. Configs only load when you choose one.
Real screenshots from the client, nothing mocked up.

Mythos isn't sold or public. The owner hands out keys to people they know.
The owner sends you a personal activation key. Keep it to yourself; it works on one PC.
Sign in on the members page with your key and download the latest mythos.jar.
Drop it in your Fabric 1.21.11 mods folder, launch, press Right Shift, paste your key and choose Activate this PC.
Windows, Minecraft 1.21.11 with Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer, Fabric API, and Java 21 or newer. Launchers like Modrinth or Prism work fine.
No. Each key works on one PC. If you switch computers, the owner can reset your key so you can activate the new one.
Mythos checks in with mythosclient.net every few minutes. If the site is briefly unreachable, it keeps working for up to an hour.
No. If access lapses, modules simply turn off. Minecraft keeps running and your configs stay where they are.
Mythos is tested alongside Sodium and WalksyLib, and it runs in large PvP modpacks. If something breaks, send the owner your crash report.
You don't buy one. Keys are given out by the owner to people they invite.