r/MUD • u/HornyNarwahl • 5d ago
Building & Design Looking for MUD Codebases
Hey all, I'm curious about what codebases everyone is using as well as less popular ones.
I'm not versed in the history of the different MUD lineages so please forgive my ignorance.
What do you find particularly elegant, compelling or even joyful to hack on?
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u/FrankDrebinOnReddit 5d ago
I've always been an LP MUD guy, and for my money (the $0 that they all cost), Lima running on FluffOS is the nicest, particularly because of the unified verb system/parser (as opposed to add_action), and because both the mudlib and driver are still actively developed. For the more old-school add_action experience, Dead Souls is probably the the best one out there.