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Project Angela is a family of ruleset modeling language (RML) interpreter components written in python. It is intended to easily enable RML support for a variety of different simulation engines, game engines and MMO frameworks.

The RML project is working on a way of designing rulesets for games, virtual worlds and other simulations. It aims to enable design at a much higher level than is currently available and make it accessible to the more artistically inclined designer.

Moop (Mud, Object-Oriented, Pythonic) is a MOO written entirely in Python, with a Lambda-MOO-based syntax and using Python as its object scripting language.

Silver Bullet is a simple and powerful MUD server that supports a simple scripting language and has MySQL database support.

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.

Moocha is a web based MOO/MUD written in the Java programming language, and uses Derby for database storage. It also makes use of the Beanshell scripting language. It will allow live edits, and modification, and is designed to be extensible.

Original Gamer's Client aims to combine the convenience of a GUI-based MUD client with the power that seems reserved for TUI-based clients. OGC implements its GUI using Tk, and will eventually add a powerful Python-based scripting language.

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.

Free Chess is a free, open source GPL licensed WebChess game. We have discarded the original codebase, and we will be re-factoring this project entirely from scratch. Parts of this project will also use Python language for some of the underlying core code

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.