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hi guys!
how far you are into this mud now?

I would like to apologize in advance for the negativity. The following represents one player's brief experience and opinions, and nothing more.
I'm wondering if there is a drastic increase in quality after character creation process and newbie school. There were help files missing for some of the classes and races, the game does nothing to try and explain what stats and skills are good for what classes, and some race descriptions, like goblin and gnojni, are straight up copied from each other.
My experience in the starting area was altogether bland; the content felt outdated -- the syntax for walkin and walkout messages, for example, was completely different, and I didn't even know about remorting before someone happened to mention it on the ooc channel -- and there were typos everywhere. I saw nothing about crafting, and something about an outdated hunger and thirst system they say does not apply but for some reason exists, and outright recommend players rest while roleplaying so that they don't fall asleep or something. I'd be willing to continue trying this mud out, but I really haven't seen much to set this mud apart from the others -- stock rom/rot skill selection process, stock rom/rot combat, and stock starting area. About the only thing I thought was interesting and unique were some of the rp tools, like the ability to interact with players and objects in emotes, and the ability to combine your sit, stand, and rest messages into an emote.
That being said, I did only play through the starting area and quest, but it is often said that first impressions are important.

I'm back on this Mud, and I've leveled up to hero.
You can mob your way to level 100 if you want, but the roleplay is really interesting, and the player base is very friendly. You get lots of XP for roleplay, so you can level that way too.
You can also buy premade houses, earn them by questing, or roleplay a LOT and earn a fifty-room keep which you build completely from the ground up for yourself. You can enlarge the keep to 100 rooms. You can also develop a concept for your own empire, and if approved, that will be built into the game.
In some ways, the crafting isn't as realistic as in other muds, but it is there. Many towns have shops where you can craft weapons, armor, jewelry, furniture, food, and clothing. You can also put crafting rooms into your house.
Also, when you become a hero, you can restring your own equipment so that it's anything you want it to be.
The hunger and thirst system is optional. You can receive the messages and eat accordingly, or you can turn it off if that doesn't interest you.
I think the Mud has something like six million rooms, and they are all intricately described. There is an information booth in the main town, where you can go and request to be taken to a lot of places in that town. That's specifically for screenreader users. In the information booth, you can go to the "travel mage." Type "help travel" to learn how to get him to take you to many cities around the realm. There are also speedwalks to many popular places on the various continents. Finally, as for exploration, in your score sheet, it tells you how much of the world you've explored, so if that's your interest, you'll know how much you have left to do.
Questing was hard at first, because it was difficult for me to find my way around. But you can get a mage to make doorways for you, right to your target. And once you get enough quest points, you can buy a runic stone of power, which will transport you close to your quest target. So then questing is much simpler. Or, you can play a mage, and at level 40 get the "doorway" spell.
You can also buy and build ships, which I haven't gotten anywhere near yet, but that sounds interesting.
The imms run RPglobals, which are Mudwide events that let you solve mysteries and fight bigger mobs, for much more powerful equipment.
Don't be put off by having to write a long description. Just use the time from levels 1 to 15 to look at various people you meet. Then read your Mud logs, and take your cues from their descriptions as you write your own. It's easier than it sounds.
The imms are super friendly to screenreader users, and the player base is as well. Using the OOC and question channels, you'll get answers for just about any question you have.
You can gamble, drink at the bars, go fishing, hunt butterflies, craft, fight, RP, do SRP if that's your thing. There's really a lot to do.

Hi all, Wow! This game sounds awesome. Going to check it out Now.

Just know, if you feel lost in the beginning, it's because there is so much to do.
I checked it out briefly last year, and gave up on it. So glad I came back.
Also let me clarify if anyone is concerned. There is SRP in this Mud, but you can put a flag on your character saying you don't want to engage in that. Also, SRP is regulated so that none of it is done publicly. There are one or two adult themed areas, but otherwise you are safe to explore without coming upon anything that might freak you out.
Ask any questions here, or in game. I'm happy to help.

I started up yesterday and reached level 15. Now i have to write a long description for myself. And thats what i absolutely dont like. It is too much enforced RPG.

I don't know of a soundpack for the Mud, but that doesn't mean there isn't one.
As for outdated help files, I have only seen a couple that seem to be missing. Otherwise, I haven't had any trouble leveling to 100, and gaining hero status. I don't think you'll have any trouble getting what you need to gain hero. Then you can choose a subclass which opens up some new avenues for your character.