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SagaAtlas Founder Launch · Prelaunch

Open the Greek Epic Archive.

A museum-inspired, story-driven collectible series connecting physical cards with myths, maps, and ancient-source context.

Greek Epic Archive
Artwork
Odysseus

Hero Card

Greek Epic Archive
Artwork
Athena

God Card

Greek Epic Archive
Card Back
Troy

Place Card

Archive Box
Greek Epic Archive

Odyssey, Troy & the World of Homer

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Founder formats

Choose how you enter the archive

Best for: first-time collectors

Booster Pack

The first discovery format for opening the archive one pack at a time.

  • 10 archive cards
  • At least one Landmark-or-above or foil variant
  • First discovery format
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Best for: story explorers

Explorer Bundle

A guided starter selection built around the Odyssey journey map.

  • Curated starter selection
  • Designed around the Odyssey journey map
  • Connects cards with Atlas entries
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Best for: collection builders

Collector Box

A larger archive format for deeper set building across the Homeric world.

  • Larger archive format
  • Heroes, gods, monsters, events, and places
  • Built for deeper set collecting
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Best for: early supporters

Founder Archive Box

A premium founder-edition presentation for early supporters.

  • Founder-edition presentation
  • Launch-exclusive archive material
  • Premium box format
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Archive structure

What is inside the Greek Epic Archive?

A 100-card story archive built around mythic figures, decisive events, sacred places, and the Odyssey journey.

H

Heroes

Mortals shaped by courage, duty, longing, and consequence.

Part of the 100-card archive

G

Gods

Divine powers who guide, oppose, and transform the journey.

Part of the 100-card archive

M

Monsters

Threshold figures and dangers from the legendary voyage.

Part of the 100-card archive

E

Events

Decisive moments from Troy to the return to Ithaca.

Part of the 100-card archive

P

Places

Islands, shores, halls, and passages across the epic world.

Part of the 100-card archive

Rarity Guide

Rarity Guide

Archive

Foundational entries that build the people, places, objects, and story-world of the archive.

Notable

Recognizable characters, episodes, and cultural details with clear narrative importance.

Landmark

Major moments, figures, or places that shape the journey and wider mythic record.

Legendary

Iconic heroes, gods, events, and symbols central to Homeric epic.

Mythic

Defining mythic forces, world-shaping events, and special Founder variants.

Inside a Booster Pack

10 physical archive cards

  • 10 physical archive cards
  • At least one Landmark-or-above or foil variant
  • Includes heroes, gods, monsters, events, and places
  • Each card connects to an Atlas entry, Journey Map node, or story context
  • Collectible story objects, not combat-game pieces
Archive
Landmark
Legendary
Waitlist

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Join the waitlist to receive launch updates, preview images, format details, and founder availability. No payment is required to join.

FAQ
Is this connected to a film?

No. Greek Epic Archive is an independent SagaAtlas collectible archive inspired by ancient Greek epic tradition, mythology, and historical context.

When will it ship?

Shipping timing will be announced with the founder launch. Waitlist members will receive production and availability updates first.

Are cards digital or physical?

The founder launch is planned around physical collectible cards. Each card is also connected to SagaAtlas entries, maps, and story context online.

Is this a trading card game?

No. These are collectible story cards, not combat-game pieces.

How many cards are in the Greek Epic Archive?

The first Greek Epic Archive is planned as a 100-card archive covering heroes, gods, monsters, events, and places.

What does Atlas-connected mean?

Cards connect to SagaAtlas pages such as character entries, event entries, places, and Odyssey journey map nodes.

What are the rarity levels?

The series uses five levels: Archive, Notable, Landmark, Legendary, and Mythic.

Will there be founder-exclusive material?

Founder formats may include launch-exclusive archive material, presentation formats, or variants. Final details will be announced before launch.