Mud Update March 31st 2018 Lasher, September 2, 2018 MUD Update – March 31st 2018: The main reason for the reboot today was to merge Dominion into Retribution. A few other minor changes that made it in with the reboot but nothing really that important: The bug with OPK flag sometimes getting confused with the Augmented healing recovery should now be fixed. I have changed the delay on being able to remove the flag after you add it from 3 days to 12 hours, and, changed the delay on being able to add the flag back after you remove it from 24 hours to 3 days. The goal is to have the same overall timeout but give a people who try out OPK and get “griefed” a chance to get out of it sooner. This is instead of having limits on how often someone can be PKed hard-coded into the game. Might be some helpfiles that need cleaning up but otherwise have removed references to “nobles” from the game, including messages when someone reaches level 100, gamestat, who, etc. Using ‘runto kflag’ in Aylor now works as an alias to go to the Aylor forge. The GMCP ‘base’ set of data now has a list of your remorts in the order they were gained. The values are numbers that correspond to the order of classes in ‘showskill’, so 0 = mage through 6 = psi. Some redundancy here with ‘class’ and ‘remorts’ but I didn’t want to change those and break existing plugins. Cleaned up the ouput of ‘deposit’ and ‘withdraw’ with no arguments to be a little more helpful. MUD News
Cleric and Paladin spell upgrades, other changes. July 9, 2013 General Game Changes: The web cap when casting on others has been increased from 90% to 95%. Still learning as we go here, might change again, might not. The duration of the Petrify spell is now slightly longer and the recovery will be lower when used against a mob. The… Read More
Stats now saved across every remort. September 25, 2016September 25, 2016 Major change to save stats across every remort: The way stats are stored across remorts and tiers has changed. Whenever you remort, *all* of your current stats will be saved. When you reach level 201 on your next remort, those stats will be restored. If you do not have a… Read More
New Abilities in Inquisitor, Archer and Necromancer classes. February 15, 2010February 15, 2010 Necromancer Spell – Summon Death: By calling upon the powerful forces of shadow, a skilled Necromancer is able to summon all dead creatures in an area back to life, but in undead form. Because the creatures return as undead, existing Necromancer spells to enhance combat against undead foe can be… Read More