Mythsong Epilogue: The Last Encore
Mythsong: The Last Encore - An outcast comes home
The Last Encore returns to Discordia after the original Mythsong saga. Released on April 17, 2026, the epilogue brings the Hero back to a city threatened by LemonChord, a giant Music Pirate leading an army. People are beginning to evacuate. Discordia urgently directs the Hero to Wayrest, the Master Bard whose music may help defend the city.
Discordia insists that he loves Mythsong and remembers the war with regret. Since the Hero defeated Kimberly, he says, he has been an outcast: neither Battleon nor Swordhaven wanted him, leaving him hidden in Dwarfhold for years. He wants a chance to stop hiding and protect the place he still considers home. LemonChord is one of three generals he summoned while serving as a supposed Chaos Lord. The other two were defeated during the war; he thinks Annie defeated one, remembers her as a fine musician, and hopes to find her afterward.
Mythsong: The Last Encore - The bard and the wedding rose
Wayrest and Discordia were bandmates for several years and remained in occasional contact after their band broke up. Wayrest recalls Discordia disappearing, then attacking Mythsong. He believed his friend was being controlled and tried to bring him back to himself, but the invading Music Pirates forced him to stay and protect the people. His help now grows from that earlier friendship and unfinished effort.
Wayrest has also been searching for a legendary perfect melody that he hopes could bring peace to Lore. He sets that ambition beside the immediate pirate emergency rather than claiming to have found such a cure. Discordia's own conversation preserves another hope: shown the rose from his wedding, he thinks his absent wife would love to see it and must have been worried about him. The rose opens a personal thread whose painful answer lies beyond the city's defense.
Mythsong: The Last Encore - Firepower and intelligence
Wayrest begins with practical defenses. While he and Discordia prepare Mythsong's civilians, the Hero obtains ten Pachelbel's Cannon in D(efeated) from the cannons in Orchestra or Palooza. LemonChord's scouts are another concern. Fighting the Music Pirates in Mythsong War and Palooza provides ten Music Pirates Remixed and five Flying Music Pirates Remixed, but little useful information about the army's approach.
Wayrest turns to Captain Livefire, whom he expects to resist questioning. Defeating him supplies the single Livefire Put Out objective and more intelligence than Wayrest expected: LemonChord's army is coming from the east. The giant Music Pirate is apparently easy to spot from the zeppelin. With the approach established, Wayrest sends the Hero toward Discordia at the outskirts.
Mythsong: The Last Encore - Another tune to follow
Discordia proposes exploiting the bond between LemonChord and his army. The general's Bard powers connect the pirates to him; if another sound drowns his out, Discordia believes they will follow it instead. Drawing the army away would keep it out of Mythsong and leave its leader easier to confront. Wayrest starts composing while Discordia asks the Hero to hold back the approaching pirates.
The delaying action requires fifteen Music Pirate Defeated. It buys Wayrest enough time to finish the music and put it in a boombox. Discordia explains the next step: carry it far from Mythsong, making sure the pirates see the Hero with it. Rather than meeting the entire force at the city, the defenders will give it another destination.
Mythsong: The Last Encore - A gift for Noxus
Lure the Army Away requires three more Music Pirate Defeated and one Boombox Placed. Discordia suggests taking Wayrest's unreleased song to Noxus in Necro Project. The diversion's film follows the Hero and pursuing pirate musicians through a canyon, then into Noxus's chamber, where the boombox sits high above a bookcase. Noxus demands to know what the Hero is doing.
The Hero answers with a hurried departure as the musicians crowd into the room. The following sequence surrounds Noxus with advancing pirates and ends with him screaming amid the crowd. The joke leaves him dealing with the visitors attracted by the music. The quest's conclusion is more restrained: Noxus was not thrilled, but Mythsong is safer. It establishes the diversion without making Noxus's death part of the rescue.
Mythsong: The Last Encore - The last general
LemonChord now hesitates to attack without his army. Discordia and Wayrest join the Hero against him, though Discordia wishes Annie were there too. Defeat LemonChord has one objective, LemonChord Defeated. The resulting film places the three defenders together in the canyon after the confrontation, with the giant pirate fallen beside them.
Discordia declares that they have stopped LemonChord and that the remaining Music Pirates are defeated because they exist through their connection to the general. Mythsong is safe. He thanks the Hero for helping fix his mess and hopes that saving the city will finally persuade its people to let him return. Wayrest also reveals that the irresistible unreleased song was only a remix of Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Celestial Dragon, adding that the pirates will go for almost anything.
Mythsong: The Last Encore - Permission to stay
The citizens greet the defenders as heroes, but recognition of Discordia revives their anger: one blames him for Mythsong's Chaos troubles. Wayrest defends him, saying that Drakath controlled him while he was a supposed Chaos Lord and stressing that they could not have stopped LemonChord without him. That is Wayrest's explanation of his friend's responsibility, alongside the original saga's Kimberly and Chaos Tune history. Asked whether Discordia helped save the city, the Hero agrees.
The Hero reminds the crowd that they drove Discordia into exile and asks them to show gratitude by allowing him to stay. Wayrest reinforces the appeal with Discordia's role in redirecting the army and ending the pirate threat. A citizen finally relents. Discordia calls the invitation an honor and promises to defend Mythsong in any way he can. In his subsequent conversation, he thanks the Hero and Wayrest and offers help on future adventures.
Mythsong: The Last Encore - What happened to Annie
Discordia's wedding rose leads into a separate town account of his wife, rather than another automatic stage of LemonChord's defeat. Its recollection returns to the war. Annie stands before the Chaos-armored Discordia and pleads with him to remember who he is, appealing to their bond. His attack brings thorned roses into the image; Annie is thrown backward and then lies on the ground. The scene shows the violence that the earlier hopeful conversation about his wife had left unspoken.
Back with the Hero and Discordia, Wayrest identifies that recollection as what happened to Discordia's wife during the war. He regrets being unable to free his friend from the Chaos Tune while so many pirates demanded his attention. Discordia says the rest of his family is gone and that she was all he had left. He blames his inability to break the Tune. His admission gives Annie's fall its tragic meaning: being welcomed home cannot restore the family lost during the war.
Mythsong: The Last Encore - The work after victory
Discordia sits holding the rose, then rises and lifts it in anger before breaking down beside the rock. His anger gives way to an apology to all of them. The recollection ends with his loss still unresolved, beside the public promise that he can help protect Mythsong again. The epilogue gives him a place to return to without presenting that welcome as a reversal of what happened to Annie.
The city also has practical repairs left. Decrescendo is an optional repeatable aftermath task: pirates damaged a store's worth of instruments during the fighting, and Discordia asks for three French Horn Mouth Pieces from French Horned Toadragons in Mythsong and forty Magical Flute Keys from Mozards in Orchestra or Palooza. The listed reward is a Concerto Music Sheet. He says the grateful bards may write songs about the Hero's adventures. Rebuilding remains work to choose after the six main quests, rather than another mandatory step toward defeating LemonChord.