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Crossfire is a free, open-source, cooperative multi-player RPG and adventure game. Since its initial release, Crossfire has grown to encompass over 150 monsters, 3000 areas to explore, an elaborate magic system, 14 races, 16 character classes, and many powerful artifacts scattered far and wide. Set in a fantastical medieval world, it blends the style of Gauntlet, NetHack, Moria, and Angband.

This is a scriptable mud client implemented in Python. Its only third party library is PyGTK. It is thus platform independent and provides a good looking interface in any system. Also, multiview scrolling is provided. Implemented features are triggers, macros and timers. Triggers and macros recognize patterns in the regular ways plus in an AL compatible mode. Actions can be defined by users as directly commands. Alternatively, in script mode, the action text is interpreted as Python...

This was going to be a set of libraries, and a client for the Crossfire RPG game, written in python. The code is gone, lost in an ancient pile of backups.

A GTK+ MUD client with support for MCCP, MXP, support for the zChat and MudMaster peer-to-peer chat protocols, the MUD sound protocol (MSP), Telnet GA support, regexp trigger support, aliases, Perl and Python plugin support.

Papaya is a fully featured MUD client with features including ANSI colour, multiple simultaneous connections, proxy support, aliases, triggers and plugins. It uses the GTK widget set and runs on (at least) Linux, Windows, FreeBSD, Solaris and MacOSX.

Moloch is a Multi User Dungeon game, written in C++ and scripted in Lua. It will support multi-server distribution and web-based account administration. We are also going to write an user interface for win32, gtk+ and ncurses.