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    PikeMudlib is a project that aims to create a powerful MUDlib using the Pike programming language. PikeMudlib allows for on-the-fly in-game development similiar to that offered by LPMuds.
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    The Euphoric Ataxia project is an attempt to create a fast, reliable, secure and stable MUD (multi-user dungeon) server and engine entirely in the Java programming language in order to ensure portability.
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    Rock: Crashed Plane (R2) (http://www.dillfrog.com/games/r2/) is an open source multi-user dungeon (dimension, or sometimes domain) coded in the perl programming language and licensed under the GNU General Public License. The majority of the code was open-sourced as a courtesy when the original server was taken offline. The codebase is largely abandoned, and has not been updated to follow best practices. Use with caution.
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