The Dead Souls Mud Library version 2

# What is Dead Souls?

The Dead Souls MUD Library is a multi-user text based adventure creation system. It allows the user to build their own adventure game which can be played over the internet simultaneously by many people. It is designed for both experienced and beginner MUD admins. The download package includes both the UNIX and Microsoft Windows versions.

# Why use Dead Souls?

If you love another mudlib, then go ahead and keep using it. We're not here to persuade anyone to stop doing what they prefer. Dead Souls is targeted at three main audiences:

1. People who are new to creating and running a MUD, and need a mudlib that is well-coded, well-featured, well-documented, and works great right out of the box. Dead Souls comes configured with a working combat system, races (with limbs and detailed body stats), classes, magic system, emotes, postures (even flying), built-in ftp and web servers, menu-driven MUD administration tool, intermud network channels, QCS, a sample town loaded with examples of objects and quests, banking, economics, variable description based on time-of-day, and much, much more.
2. People who liked the old Nightmare code base and want to get their hands on a lib with the old Nightmare magic that actually works.
3. Folks who tried their hand at older, unsupported mudlibs but are looking for something more modern and currently maintained.

Click here to visit the Demo MUD and see for yourself

## Download Links: 2.8 Stable (recommended. Use this one.) 2.9 Alpha (experimental: Awesome but new.) IIr8 Public Domain (unsupported version! Experts only. No docs in this one.) | ## Frequently Asked Questions and Docs Installation Guide (for UNIX and for Windows) Admin FAQ Creator FAQ Debugging FAQ General FAQ The Quick Creation System (aka OLC, aka QCS)
## Non-Technical Information Latest News Forum Articles and Opinions Archived news Intermud 3 router | ## Additional Technical Docs Verb Tutorial Editor Tutorial Release Notes In-game docs Character-mode info

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