you can identify with.We get to nice locations, snow covered towns and woods, dark caves and lakes.A movie I would recommend to anyone who played a D&D campaign.

age, I've had a bellyful of special effects and movie glitter, I look for overall quality, I don't need state of the art effects if the rest is good, i actually kind of enjoy it.Since I am familiar with the whole D&D thing, although I don't role play anymore since a stint in high school, I was impressed on how the movie adhered to that universe, pretty impressive feat overall.I suppose the fight scenes could use more realistic choreograph in terms of sword stuff, but the gritty down to earth magic stuff compensated for itThe costumes and magic are more real then I am used to seeing in these style movies. Clothing was kind of disheveled and soily, magic was earthy, desperate and hurried--overall this movie was a real treat

fool you it doesn't make her weak in the slightest bit. She will go to dangerous lengths to save her friends even if it means losing her own life.

still like the guy and wait for him to do something really good. Mythica is not it because Sorbo doesn't really play in this film. He has a very small role as a wizard from which the main character has learned spells, then he leaves. It's the kind of bait-and-switch thing that I DO NOT appreciate.Luckily, the rest of the story and the characters were entertaining and, rarely seen these days, following an actual script. Not an adaptation of a book, not actor improvs, a real story, with a start, and believable characters. Bravo! Even better, the lead protagonist is a woman. Not a scaredy cat, not a damsel in distress, not an idol of pure virginal goodness, not a scantily dressed big breasted warrior, but a complex person, with both good, bad, and ugly, and a motivation that made sense.Not everything is rosy though. The sound quality was bad. I know doing good sound is difficult and expensive, but it was one of the more damaging flaws of the film. Then the story is more like an episode in a series. It starts with an orc attack, looking for a magical stone, but by the end of the film - complete with a to be continued - nobody explains what the stone does and why it is important. A good introduction for the characters, it probably continues the story in Mythica 2, for which they just released the trailer. That's not to say that the film cannot stand alone. This is not some 50 page story split into three films, it's just the first chapter of a saga that I can't wait to see how it unfolds.Personal wish, bring back Danielle Chuchran, she was awesome in SAGA and a female fighter that raised the bar to a level that the scenes in Mythica sadly do not reach. Other than that, great fun film, congratulations Arrowstorm!

bonds, overcome great odds, show us the meaning of courage, perseverance and friendship. Please keep them coming!