Aardwolf Mushclient R1040 now released. Lasher, June 15, 2011June 15, 2011 A new version of the Aardwolf version of Mushclient managed by Fiendish has been uploaded to Aardwolf.com. There are many enhancements in this upgrade. We recommend reading the Aardwolf Mud client release notes for full details. A summary of the most important changes is below: A revamped bigmap plugin that will cause a graphical representation of the continents to appear in the mapper window. A new update checker plugin that will automatically check for new releases and give you the option to upgrade. A new ‘checkversion’ command for quickly checking if you have the latest version. Useful if you choose not to enable automatic updating. A new ‘z order’ system for including plugins that let the user choose which windows are on top of others. Right-clickable hyperlinks on URLs in the communication log. The input bar now resizes automatically when you type more than one line. Gmcp mapper backups are now uncompressed by default so should be much faster. Dozens of bugs fixed. A screenshot of the new bigmap plugin. This appears in the GMCP mapper window when you move into a continent: MUD News
Kobol Siege Camp and Gypsy Caravan Areas May 22, 2015 New Area and Goal – Kobold Siege Camp: Historians have long since believed that a great castle belonging to the Eldar once stood in the far northern reaches of Mesolar. Numerous expeditions have discovered various ruins in the areas described in crusty old books. The debate about the existence of… Read More
07/10 – MUD update – new goals, new wish, other changes. July 10, 2008 New Goals and Quests: There are new goals and tasks in the following areas: The Death Gate – Lumina Sirens Oasis Resort – Nikkei Pet Store – Tymme Gallows Hill – Domain Gilda and the Dragon – Citron Island of Lost Time – Citron Faerie Tales 1- Citron Each of… Read More
Exp per level reduction, Setwanted Changes. July 20, 2014 Experience per Level reductions across the tiers: Made a pretty big change to experience to level across the tiers. Experience per level is generally lower – the biggest differences will be seen at the low-mid tier range. The new and old tables are shown below. This gives a much more… Read More