Phish points out in the FutureMyth forum that wolfage.com has been registered by the same folk who run soulblighter.com. Currently there is only a teaser at that location.

The Vista Cartel have updated their website with information about Jinn, the highly-anticipated total conversion for Myth II. They're currently working on multiplayer support and are adding more crates. There can NEVER be enough crates.

Jinn was originally promised to be released before Oni, but that didn't happen. The group now promises to release Jinn before Teamfortress 2 .

The Myth III team's Andrew Meggs responded to a question on how many units can be on screen at once:

As many as you can fit. :)

A single ghol standing in an otherwise empty field is 500 polygons. As you add more, the number of polygons per ghol decreases according to a formula that takes into account the number of ghols, the screen area each ghol takes up, and the performance of your system.

The MythWolfAge.Com staff sent in this:

Tired of the rolling resets? Apparently Bungie is too. Mordia has announced at the bungie.net website that there will no longer be monthly rolling resets, but rather full resets every 6 months. Here's the reasoning behind the decision:

PR

Project Magma Executes Savage Co-op d'etat

'Project Magma', a team of TFL diehards, has released fourquick-to-download co-op maps based on solo level TFL games, re-scripted with M2 units. The co-ops focus players to work on seriously demanding teamplay. In addition, the Magma team has created an M2-stocked, 33-map sequel to the Clan of the Bear's landmark 'Unity' series, and have ported the M2 Lands maps to TFL with original and brand new variants.

Mojo wrote in to inform us that he happened across a teaser page at mythwolfage.com. All it says is COMING SOON . Network Solutions attributes ownership of the domain to an Adam Beaumont of Miverse Media. Well, let us know when you're ready to go public, Adam!

The Myth III team's fisj posted at Vista's Myth Editing Forum, in response to a question on how current Myth mapmakers should prepare for Wolf Age editing. His response is worth reading by Myth players in general, as it throws a bit more light on the capabilities of the Myth III engine.

Check it out here.