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Redwall MUCK operates using the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telnet Telnet] protocol. | |||
These | While most machines come with native telnet support, below is a list of '''free''', recommended MU clients. | ||
These clients have features that make it easy to use the MUCK and customize your experience: input and output boxes, game logs, scripting, highlights, etc. | |||
''This is by no means a complete list of available clients.'' | |||
Each has its own setup but the general idea is to put <code>redwall.realm.limitless.org</code> in the host field and <code>4203</code> as the port. | Each has its own setup but the general idea is to put <code>redwall.realm.limitless.org</code> in the host field and <code>4203</code> as the port. | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
[[MUCK Clients (2011)]] is a more in-depth article and contains | [[MUCK Clients (2011)]] is a more in-depth article and contains a handful of clients not listed above. Bear in mind that it was authored a decade ago, so some of them may no longer be supported or stable. | ||
Revision as of 13:16, 15 May 2022
Redwall MUCK operates using the Telnet protocol.
While most machines come with native telnet support, below is a list of free, recommended MU clients.
These clients have features that make it easy to use the MUCK and customize your experience: input and output boxes, game logs, scripting, highlights, etc.
This is by no means a complete list of available clients.
Each has its own setup but the general idea is to put redwall.realm.limitless.org in the host field and 4203 as the port.
Desktop
Multi-Platform
- Mudlet (ChromeOS, Linux, MacOS, Windows)
- Potato MU* Client (Linux, MacOS, Windows)
MacOS
Windows
Mobile
Android
iOS
Terminal / CLI
Web-Based
No download required for these web-based clients.
See Also
MUCK Clients (2011) is a more in-depth article and contains a handful of clients not listed above. Bear in mind that it was authored a decade ago, so some of them may no longer be supported or stable.
