> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://mythera74.gitbook.io/mythera74/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://mythera74.gitbook.io/mythera74/readme.md).

# Mythera Wiki

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<mark style="color:$danger;">Mythera 7.4</mark> is not just another server. It is a **registered company**, operating under a **Brazilian** law.

We are a company built on **values**, committed to providing a **high-quality server** for our players and ensuring a fair game environment for everyone.

We do not tolerate any kind of **botting**, and we work continuously to maintain a **stable economy**, avoid **pay-to-win** practices, and listen to the community whenever possible.

Our goal is to build a **serious**, **fair**, and **long-lasting server** where every player can enjoy the game with confidence.

This wiki was created to assist players in exploring and making the most of the world of Mythera. Here, you'll find detailed guides, tips, strategies, and information about all aspects of the game.

Dive into our pages, discover more about the game's various features, and join the community by sharing your insights.

### Join our discord community

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[Discord Invitation Link](https://discord.gg/D776cgpby3)
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