Tangled Web MUSH has evolved! We are now OneRing MUSH, based entirely on The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien. Please visit our new web page at http://floop.com/OneRing/. We hope to see you there!
Briefly, a MUSH is a virtual world where you can interact with people,
role-playing characters that you create. Your character may just be
yourself, or someone radically different in personality, manner, or even
gender. If you remember those old text based adventure games, it is sort
of
like that, only you have interaction with real people, and you're aren't
limited by simple commands. Since you are dealing with real people, you
are free to try and do anything that makes sense. If you have any
experience
with the AD&D or White Wolf role-playing games, MUSHing could also be
thought
of as being something similar, a text version of it, but with more
emphasis
on role-playing than fighting. Like IRC (Internet Relay Chat), MUSHes can
also
be used as a place just to talk to people, but MUSHes also have the added
advantage of also being an imaginary world in itself where your
imagination
can run wild. If you don't think your imagination is up to doing a whole
world
- don't worry, the people there will help you along, and you have the
rich
descriptions of the rooms you are in, the objects you can see, and the
people
around you to help you. MUSHing can be a lot of fun (and addicting :-] )
and
it's also a good place to make friends, both for your character, and for
yourself.
To get to Tangled Web MUSH, or TW as it's more commonly called, you first
need to have a client of some type, or at the very least, a telnet program. It
is much more preferrable to use a client however, as these are programs
specially designed for MUSHing, and make things much easier for the player. Some
clients for Windows, Macintosh, and UNIX(TM) are listed below.
We all know of the familiar struggle between Good and Evil. Sometimes the
difference is as clear as night and day. But in the dawning of a new era,
everything is hazy.
Here are two cultures separated by time, war, and geography. Only now are
they once again becoming aware of each other's presence. On one side, a
debilitated empire struggles to survive through technological
development. On the other, a land rich with magic and fantastic creatures
is plagued with quarrels and strife. Will the two societies work together
to bring about the new age in peace? Or will there be war? Which side do
you choose to be on?
Tangled Web's Middle-earth theme is based on J.R.R. Tolkien's legendary
book, "The Hobbit". The story picks up where The Hobbit left off
- Bilbo has recently returned to The Shire with The Ring. Goblins are
nursing their wounds deep within the Misty Mountains. Mirkwood is filled
with nasty creatures of all sorts. Dwarves are rebuilding their reclaimed
homeland under The Lonely Mountain. Whether you want to take on the
character of an elf, a hobbit, a goblin, or another creature, there is a
place for you on Tangled Web!
This is designed to be a relaxed Tolkien-themed world, perfect for
either the Tolkien-Nut or the more novice Tolkien fan.
The theme of Camelot is based on the legends of King Arthur and the
Knights of the
Round Table. It is based primarily on the Welsh tales, Thomas Malory,
Geoffrey of Monmouth, and Edmund Spenser, but all variations that fit
within the theme guidelines are accepted. Since there are very few aspects
of the
Camelot stories which are universal, a great deal of artistic license is
given to the
players to form their own stories. You may choose to be Human, Faerie, or
Half-Faerie in
this, one of the most timeless and beautiful moments in mythological
history.
You are welcome to email Gala at
brigala@yahoo.com if you
have any questions and don't feel ready to connect to the game yet. Just
make sure that you give her a way to get a hold of you!
Unicorn Point MUSH
is by far the best MUSH...well, that opinion is biased since the person
writing this entry is the one who runs it.
Anyway, it can be found at mux.net 4201.
This is an fantasy MUSH with an original story. Elves, Centaurs, and
Unicorns, oh my!
Created: August 21st, 1997 by Duran@TW or Valin@NC and Unicorn Point.(Webpage v. 1.0)
Last Updated: May 15, 2003 by Gala@TW (Webpage v. 1.1.7)
jprice@floop.com