Aardwolf MUD Client – New Release Lasher, February 8, 2011 We released a newer version of the Aardwolf custom Mushclient today.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
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Aardwolf MUD Update – July 30th 2009 July 30, 2009 Four new goals seems to have become our standard, same in this update: New Goal and extension of Soulblade: The legendary Soulblade was broken and scattered through the sundered lands decades past. Many have sought the shards of the Soulblade, in hopes of harnessing its full power, but all have… Read More
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