well somehow it would have to be converted into a textual summation of where you are. No way we can do ascii maps.

Ironcross is correct here, there isn't really such a thing as a screen reader friendly map other than the sort of generalized description that games like Aardwolf and Diskworld have (and even in Aardwolf the map is just of the vidplane area).
However there are some very good alternatives to screen reader friendly maps in muds, such as a "nearby" command to tell you what areas are close, a "where" command for shops or a given room, or an "explored" command to tell you what places you've left to explore.

That's what I'd recommend to someone who wants screen reader options to replace an ascii map, Frandum has done that and it rocks.

As to the game itself, what do you do in it? There are various classless, levelless games kicking around, Avalon and Clok for instance, but it depends more upon what the game actually does. Do you get quests? Is there lots of crafting? Are the creatures to fight or missions to do? Do you get points for exploring?

I do always like the idea behind that sort of skills system, but often I've found muds that employ it are heavily rp reliant and heavily based on interaction with other players rather than in game activities.
So what makes this one special?

What is the log in info on this game? I didn't find it.

geas.franken.de 3333
Thats the address.

I know a fair bit about the game. Its leveless, classless. The skills are "learn by doing". While rp is enforced, there are quests so things won't
deppend that much on other players.
If anybody wants, add me on skype: Caioneutron

I've been meaning to post about geas for a while, I haven't gotten around to it. first off rp is enforced, second this means that some or most of the guilds require rp to get in you can do it without rp but that is generally if you can't find a player who can let you in, and that's boring. there skill system works realistically from what I can see if you don't practice a skill say over the period of a month or two maybe three or four then the skill will start to slowly go down skills are in two parts. practical and theoretical over time one will go down, and eventually the other will follow I hear it is easy to get them back up once they start falling and it takes a decent number in that skill  like 13 or so before that can happen the number of skills you can learn and have depends on your int. I think you can have as many as you want but unless you plan on staying around for years, then there isn't much of a point because you'll just be waist time its a great mud and I hope I've explained things if anyone has a question, I'm Valmorian on the mud of course I generally keep the same name on most mudds so people who have questions, can ask them.
o, and quests are like any other game you get them, you do them, you get exp for them you can customize what your questexp and general exp goes into in terms of stats like str con dex... your stats go up by raising skills  that use them
the mud info is geas.de port 3333
maps arn't a problem on there with the exception of one quest quests aren't mandatory of course. you can follow road direction to place ex follow road south to arborea and the cities arn't very confusing with the exception of the dwarven underground

@Valmorian The mud is rp-enforced so if you do managed to get in a guild without having to do any rp its because someone's doing something wrong.
But you can just be independent, guilds there aren't obrigatory.

well of course there not but you can't do much without guilds if you wanted to play a game without a guild unless you just wanted rp, might as well head to a hack and slash.. I never said anything about killing

ah yes, my char's name in geas is Frowen for anyone who has questions in game

OK, a little question: I completed 5 or 6 little tasks. When will i level up? Is there anything special i have to do?

Yeah, but i am talking about my stats.

hope this helped, and as for skills, you just use them, and you will get better at them. the only issue i have had thus far, is finding quests. most muds had dozens, but here they are scatterred and for higher skilled ones.