Wheel of Time MUD

This video really made me think of wotmud because it's people all over the world doing something small, something silly, something skilful, something sweet

https://fb.watch/otREtCcSUG/?mibextid=Nif5oz

Hope whoever is still playing has many fun moments like this with other players!

Zeempossible

Fun and informative thread to read and i think anyone with a sense of fairness would agree that troll bash and human bash should be same. That said, I think there is a perception that getting eqed horses into North pk is effortless and it isn't. People -have- to do this or die stupidly so they do it...

Speaking of fails, this comma has gone unnoticed for Ages

you find yourself, surrounded
by a bright light.

That is a great explanation for Lanfear..thank you.

I wish really wish the show would amplify these contexts more.

Been discussing the show with a friend who hasn't read the books so that was illuminating. Also she tried reading the books recently but found it very slow overall which made me realise that we overlook a Lot of issues with the books as readers too. But okay! 1) the lack of backstory is Still so con...

More likely they saw wotmud and realised it works best when -everyone- is a zombie who stays dead for exactly 5 mins

I think you all underestimate the pain that people in non-high-end eq feel when they die.

It is equally as painful and we equally wish to rage quit on a daily basis!!!

Just because abs is easier to get doesn't mean it hurts any less.

#ItMushHaveBeenGoodButItsAllOverNow

since the day i started playing, i've always been fascinated by wotmud as a subculture space, such a unique one. it has its own history, vocabulary, rituals and jokes - all of it remembered by the people - some forum posts, some on the game space itself. it has its static component - fascinating for...

*Razhak* closes the curtain. The stuff of my newbie nightmares :twisted: So much on wotmud remains exactly the same.. we can log on years later and the narrates will still be the same "on xyz" etc. And one almost forgets that the most important part of the game, the people, are not always going to b...