Riven Merch
Description: This rebel mushroom stands with a fierce expression and hands tucked confidently into a black leather jacket. The rebel character features a dark cratered cap surrounded by vivid red flames. Sharp red eyes, pointed ears, buckled boots, and layered black clothing create a bold punk identity. A red diamond-shaped backdrop intensifies the dramatic black, white, and crimson palette. It is a striking choice for dark fantasy fans, alternative fashion lovers, sticker collectors, laptops, notebooks, and statement outfits.
Riven Embercap – Flame-Crowned Punk Mushroom Pin
by Taevershroom
$2.75 $3.25
Description: This rebel character has a bold streetwear look with a white fox mask and glowing orange eyes. The rebel energy comes through in the crouching pose, hand gesture, and sharp orange details. A large white mushroom cap rises above the character like a dramatic fantasy hood. The puffy jacket, black pants, oversized sneakers, and headphones create a modern urban mascot style. Perfect for stickers, apparel, laptop decals, phone cases, or accessories with an edgy cute mood.
Description: Standing tall, Riven Bustercrest grips a sword twice his size, its gleaming steel catching the light like a fallen star. His golden fur bristles with quiet confidence, his eyes calm yet piercing. “I have no enemies,” he declares, voice rich with conviction—though the blade resting on his shoulder suggests otherwise.
Description: Standing tall, Riven Bustercrest grips a sword twice his size, its gleaming steel catching the light like a fallen star. His golden fur bristles with quiet confidence, his eyes calm yet piercing. “I have no enemies,” he declares, voice rich with conviction—though the blade resting on his shoulder suggests otherwise.
Riven Bustercrest - I have no enemies. Kids Long Sleeve T-Shirt
by Newdlebobs
$16 $24
Description: Myst is a graphic adventure/puzzle video game designed by the Miller brothers, Robyn and Rand. It was developed by Cyan, Inc., published by Broderbund, and initially released for the Macintosh in 1993. In the game, the player's character travels via a special book to the island of Myst. From there, solving puzzles allows the player to travel to four other worlds which reveal the backstory of the game's characters, one of which the player must eventually choose to aid.
Description: The D'ni are a civilization that once existed in an underground cave system on Earth. The people of D'ni were practitioners of the Art, a skill that allowed them to write books that could transport them to other worlds, called Ages. The original D'ni civilization was destroyed by Veovis and A'gaeris, with the majority of the D'ni people perishing in the catastrophe that they orchestrated. Some D'ni survived to the present day, however, and Atrus, the main character of the Myst series, is one-quarter D'ni.
Description: Myst Online: Uru Live (MOULa) is a free-to-play, massively multiplayer online (MMO) puzzle-adventure game developed by Cyan Worlds, setting players in a shared world to explore the ancient, abandoned city of D'ni. Unlike typical combat-focused MMOs, it emphasizes exploration, solving environmental puzzles, and community collaboration to uncover the story.
Description: Myst is a legendary 1993 graphic adventure video game developed by Cyan and designed by brothers Rand and Robyn Miller. Players are cast as "The Stranger," who discovers a mysterious, uninhabited island and uses magical linking books to transport across surreal parallel worlds known as "Ages". Driven by intricate, environmental puzzles and a complete lack of violence, time constraints, or player death, it offered a slow-paced, contemplative immersion that was rare for its era.
Description: Myst is a legendary 1993 graphic adventure video game developed by Cyan and designed by brothers Rand and Robyn Miller. Players are cast as "The Stranger," who discovers a mysterious, uninhabited island and uses magical linking books to transport across surreal parallel worlds known as "Ages". Driven by intricate, environmental puzzles and a complete lack of violence, time constraints, or player death, it offered a slow-paced, contemplative immersion that was rare for its era.
