Mud client summary – new ‘clients’ command. Lasher, April 13, 2010 A new command was added to Aardwolf MUD today that shows a summary of connections sorted by MUD client. Client is determined using the telnet ‘ttype’ option. Here’s a screenshot of the summary at time of writing: Most of the clients in the ‘unidentified’ category are returning NULL. From asking the players connected, this seems to be a mix of JMC, GMUD, Rapscallion and various telnet combinations. Most of those in the “unknown” category are covered by “screen” which seems to be various forms of linux telnet in use by a player who logged in then used ‘screen’, a few where the value returned is actually the literal string (null) a handful of players who customized their ttype. I am surprised by the relative absence of Mudlet, although that is a fairly new client. Also expected Mushclient to be higher, although it does still have the highest count of any actively maintained client. MUD News
New MUD Goals/Quests – October 9th 2008. October 9, 2008October 9, 2008 Several new goals were added this reboot, there’s a nice variety of difficulty level and complexity in these goals, we hope you enjoy them. Imperial City of Reme: Welcome to the Grand City of Reme, where Justice, Mercy, and the Humane treatment of seagulls is a distant memory. The Emperor… Read More
Gnolls Quarry, Relinquished Tombs, Other Changes July 14, 2012 New Area – Gnoll’s Quarry: For generations, the lords and kings of Mesolar have sought out the stone cut from the Mesolarian Quarry. Known for its superior stone, master craftsmen and fair prices, this quarry has provided the rock that built many of the towns and castles of Mesolar. Run… Read More
PK changes, Corpse Retrievals, Friend Lists, others. June 5, 2010 Game changes in this update: The main changes in this update are the extra information on friend list, free corpse retrievals, options to remove pk grace period/half exp. A large number of other changes and bug fixes also made, see the detail below. Training Costs: The max you can train… Read More