MUD lists, MUD clients, MUD resources

Introduction

If you want to play an existing MUD/MUSH game then you need to find:

• A client program (see "clients" below)
• An existing, running, MUD server (see "lists of muds" below)

If you want to run (ie. administer) your own MUD/MUSH game then you need to find (and set up) a server (see "servers" below).

Generally, many clients connect to a single server. If you are not familiar with playing MUD/MUSH games then you should first play an existing MUD game, before attempting to set up your own one.

Also listed below are other useful resources, such as how to play MUSH games, "area" files for SMAUG, and other general resources for MUD/MUSH games.

Lists of MUDs

• The MUD Connector - MUD list
• SMAUG MUD list
• Top MUD Sites

Clients

• Wikipedia: Comparison of MUD clients
• MUSHclient

Servers

• DIKU MUD servers for Unix + source
• PennMUSH server for Unix and Windows
• SMAUG server for Windows 95/NT
• Valhalla MUD Engine

Other useful MUD resources

• InterMUD Communications Gateway
• The MUD connector (TMC)
• PennMUSH home page

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