Aardwolf MUD Client – New Release Lasher, February 8, 2011 We released a newer version of the Aardwolf custom Mushclient today. The main differences between this release (R336) and the original release (R226) are: Group monitor plugin using GMCP group info. Multiple mapper enhancements including the ability to store custom exits/portals and a command to find all exits leading to unexplored rooms. Check ‘mapper help’ with the client loaded for full info. – Client is updated to Mushclient version 4.72 The Aardwolf MUD Client Download Page has a new section to help you figure out what files to copy over if you are using an older version of the client. Click the image for a larger screenshot Check out the Aardwolf Mushclient History page for full release notes. Thanks to everyone who has helped with contributing code and suggestions to the client. Special thanks to Spartacus for many of the mapper updates and other fixes and, of course, to Fiendish for starting and maintaining the whole thing. MUD News
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
Stormhaven, Glimmerdim and Dhal’Gora Outlands Areas. August 11, 2011 Three new areas were added this reboot. Each of them also includes a new goal: Ruins of Stormhaven: Stormhaven was once a prosperous town. Ruled entirely by the mage’s guild, there was no control of them. To have a child who was a mage was considered the greatest blessing one… Read More
Subclass skill changes, Other updates. September 25, 2016 In addition to the stats saving across each remort, a number of other changes were added to the game today: When you superhero loud, you will now be given 200 additional trains. Channel history size for global channels such as gossip, auction, etc is now 200 lines, was previously 100…. Read More