Myth-Weavers Help

Welcome Back from Baldr

If you had an account on the previous Myth-Weavers — "Baldr," the codename for the old platform — this page is for you. Your account, your characters, your games, and the campaign you've been writing since 2014 are all here. They just live at a new address.

The migration is ongoing through July 25, 2026. On that date the old Baldr site goes read-only and everything routes to this one. Until then, both sites are live and content is being synchronized in the new direction.


Logging in

Your Baldr username, email, and password all carried over. Visit the Login link in the navigation and sign in as you always have — no migration step, no claim flow, no first-login reset.

If you've forgotten your password, the Forgot Password flow sends a reset link to the email you registered with on Baldr. That's the same flow as any other account.

Under the hood: account migration

Accounts were migrated as a unit — username, email, password hash, post history, character-sheet ownership, friend relationships, and supporter status all came across. The hash format was preserved, so your existing credentials work without any action on your part.

The only people who need extra help are those who've lost access to both their Baldr password and the email address they registered with — see "I can't get in" below for manual recovery.

What carried over

What's new

A short list of things this site does that the old one didn't:

What's different

I can't get in

A handful of common cutover snags:

During the transition

Through July 25, 2026, the old Baldr site remains live for reading and posting. Anything you write on Baldr after the initial sync gets brought over to Idunn periodically. After July 25, Baldr goes read-only and this is the only place new content gets written.

If you have a game running, you have a choice: keep posting on Baldr until July 25 and let the migration carry it forward, or start posting here now and notify your players. There's no wrong answer — but starting here sooner means more time to get used to the new interface before it's mandatory.


Where to next?

Glad you're here.