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This is my current project. The base idea of the game is currently Diablo 2 LOD, but it should evolve. If you would like to join, contact me at virgul.thriss@gmail.com. Most help needed is around Art, Story Line, names, Ideas, and Beta Testing.

Ewok is a MUD server based on the CoffeeMUD game engine.

!!!NOTE: THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED TO GITHUB!!! RingMUD is an extensible MUD (multi-user dungeon) engine and utility set that draws inspiration from popular tabletop RPG systems and adds a dash or two of its own flavor.

This is for the development of the RSCD_v4 server daemon. The code is GPL licensed. This code was black box reverse engineered and does not contain any copyrighted intellectual property.

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EasyeMud provides a server, graphical client and a set of tools for creating and administering graphical online multi user dungeon (MUD) type games. Game content and logic are written in scripts similar to the Basic programming language.

Sloth Online RPG is a 2D fully graphical online game engine. It features rich tile based maps with layers, fully customizable characters and a completely interactive environment. Also included are resources such as map editors, sprites, tiles, and more.

Alternative Lineage 2 Game Server written in Java.

A log player for "The Fourth Coming" ("T4C", http://www.the4thcoming.com). Given a log-file, this tool will replay a T4C game you've played before. It will have built-in functionnalities like : merging log files together, searching and cleaning

****THIS PROJECT IS NOW MAINTAINED ON BITBUCKET*** https://bitbucket.org/saintnicster/radar/ Program to supplement the MMORPG City of Heroes. Parses out a demofile and paints a 2D map of everything in the vicinity of the player.

A text based multi player game for Dr. Math on MXit.

PSMud is a mud driver written in Java and a basic mudlib written in Groovy.

The populair MUD-game BatMUD (http://www.bat.org) provides players with its own Java client application, developed by MythScape. This project tries to provide an extendable framework for building and using plugins for the BatClient

Special purpose Java bot for LambdaMOO. Makes use of a parent class in-MOO that simplifies parsing.

A framework for MUD and game servers to separate logic into domain tiers. This will separate business logic and features of creating a game server and also let dependent projects focus on game domain logic and content.

A port of TBAMUD (www.tbamud.com) to Java via additions to the IceMUD core.

CherBot is an information bot for Crossfire, Daimonin and good old plain IRC that keeps track of which players collect which items, who's been online, determines a level ranking, provides a mail system for mailing offline players, manages clans and

A telnet/scripting client for the text based game MajorMUD written in Java.

JVRMUDClient is a simple client for MUD ( Multi User Dungeons ) written in java. Supports mini-map, colourful ansi terminal, will support triggers, scripts,...

This software allows a MUD server to be run as a Jabber bot. Users can then play the MUD using their Jabber client instead of a MUD client or telnet. This relieves the MUD server from having to handle user chat as users can chat in Jabber instead.

a multi user dungeon based on and implemented in java

jirsa (Java Interactive Roleplaying System Application) A java application to ease the life of the Role-Playing Game Master.

...Creates unicode text maps that can be posted, emailed or used to create maps that appear in the mud. Offers user the ability to mark rooms, extend hallways and add notes. There's now two versions of this and the newer Java version actually paints the map instead of creating it with text. If you're looking for a feature just email me; community feedback is really what drives me to work on this.

This project is a pure Java implementation of an MMORPG / mud, server and client. It is a fully persistent world, backed by a MySQL datastore. Features NPC AI, shard-level scalability, and persistent items, and a particle attack system.