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    Phud is a mud server written in PHP using Redis for a backend. So far, Phud supports mobiles, shopkeepers, items, races, disciplines, skills, and spells.
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    A emulator of the game tibia based on the source of OT. Its programmed on C++, using XML as data-store.
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    Marmoreal is a MUD codebase written in PHP which runs on *nix and Windows.
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    The goal of this project is to develop a light and efficient yet feature-rich Multi-User Dungeon engine, which is easy to customize. It will be written in the new object-oriented PHP5 language.
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