There are other weapon and armour skins to be found that offer a unique look and come with different enhancements, but Ku's gender and physical appearance is not a trait that can be changed, unlike Fenyx. The main differences between this DLC and Fenyx's adventure come from the fact that you cannot change Ku's appearance. Using his abilities, Ku must help the goddess save the lands - and yes, that is pretty much the exact same concept of the base game. After chatting with the deity, Ku discovers that Tao Lu has opened up the Bu Zhou mountain, creating a Scar tarnishing the skies above the land (similar to Typhon's mountain in the main game) unleashing a force too powerful for human and god alike. Confused and alone, Ku follows a harmonious call, which ends up being the goddess Nuwa singing.
Ku awakens in a mystical land where his friends have been turned to stone. The storyline itself is also very similar to the main game. From consumable items such as pomegranates (which are now peaches), the various enemies you'll face, and even the Coins of Charon (which are now Jade Coins), the expansion is rooted in familiarity, but it's also unique and different. Due to this switch in setting, Myths of the Eastern Realm also has a completely new map to explore, and while it does share a lot of similarities with the base game, pretty much everything has been re-skinned to suit the Asian setting. Created by Ubisoft Chengdu, this adventure focusses on a new hero named Ku and takes a step away from the Greek pantheon in favour of the Chinese gods. Unlike the base game or the first expansion, Myths of the Eastern Realm is a standalone experience not related to Fenyx.
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