'SocialMUD' is a project to develop and distribute a commercial-quality online game that regular users can easily download, install, and customize for free! It is a derivative work of 'Legend of the Green Dragon' version 1.1 which has been modified significantly. The primary focus of this project has been to update the front-end interface, but significant changes or improvements have also been applied to the language system, travel maps, themes, theme selection, MotD, help system, navigation, and other items deemed important for an improved gameplay experience. More information and the available source code releases are available from the SocialMUD website.

SocialMUD Game Server

(J. Marvin)

Creative Commons License - The full terms of the license can be found online and should be read and understood if you would like to consider customizing or running this software on your own server.

All original code and material included in the distribution package and not covered under any other license and which IS NOT the property of other third parties, is released under the Creative Commons (BY-NC-SA) License. This means that you are allowed to use, change and distribute the software but you MAY NOT change or remove any of the credits or copyright notices. In addition, the source code for any changes made to the core distribution MUST be made available to the general public for free.

Legend of the Green Dragon

(Eric Stevens & JT Traub)

Legend of the 'Green' Dragon is a remake and homage to Legend of the Red Dragon. All of the content is original, with only a few exceptions. This game was initially released in 2003 but has developed a substantial developer community and has continued to evolve. The current version (1.1.2) is distributed under the Creative Commons (BY-NC-SA) License and is available from the Dragonprime website.

Legend of the Red Dragon

(Seth Able Robinson)

Legend of the Red Dragon (LORD) is a text-based online role-playing game, released in 1989 by Robinson Technologies. LoRD is one of the better known door games and was in development until at least 2009. The original game and rights is currently retained by Gameport.