For players
For those already in Alora: what the game knows about itself, set down where it can be read without logging in.
Find anything
The search needs scripts. Without them, start from every help file, A to Z, or from the lists below.
Records, guilds and families
- The record books32 highscore boards, refreshed every hour
- GuildsTheir ranks, members and histories
- FamiliesFamily trees, and who married whom
- NewsPatch notes and announcements
- The libraryBooks the players wrote, and five tales retold from them
The reference
| Every help file, A to Z | 989 |
| All the kinds of people | 38 |
| Classes | 9 |
| Ancestries | 26 |
| Starsigns | 12 |
| Heirlooms | 3 |
| Skills and spells | 185 |
| Prism spells | 105 |
| Bard songs | 14 |
| Every kind of pet | 127 |
| The areas of Alora | 87 |
| The world mapPan and zoom across Alora, its areas and the routes between them. It opens as a page of its own. | |
| Dungeons | 2 |
| Ores, gems and stone | 23 |
| The lawsWhat everyone plays by, in the game and on its Discord. | 26 |
How things work
The Compendium
The Compendium is a comprehensive source of player-collected game information in a Google Sheet, curated by player Jodah!
Clients
Try the website client first: it is decent and works fine on mobile phones, Windows and Linux.
- Windows: MUSHclient. Most of the regulars use it, and the chat windows and trackers that players share are written for it. Alternative is Mudlet or zMUD.
- Linux: Mudlet. It has a mapper of its own. Nobody has made a Dark Legacy package for it yet.
- Android: Fado. Small text and awkward word wrap are the usual complaints.
Any MUD client can connect to dark-legacy.com, port 9898.
With a screen reader, turn on screen-reader mode first: it is explained on New here.
The data
Everything on this site is made from files the game publishes about itself. They are documented, and free to read.
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