A Merging of Fates
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*** Where will your fate lead you? *** A Merging of Fates would like to welcome you to a mild RP/PK environment to answer that very question. With over 50 races, over 20 classes, 207 levels with unlimited remort, and hundreds of skills and spells, we may have what you desire! Come meet some of the friendliest players and imms around, and learn what your fate shall bring you! ** We now support Portal GT mud client! **
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- MUDConnector.Com
I have played on A Merging of Fates for 8 years now. The reasons I have played and stayed around for so long is because of the people and the environment. There are tons of origonal areas. All the stock ones are being phased out. There are modifications that many MUDs don't boast, like your character can dream.... they do on Merging. You character can die of thirst and starvation (takes an extreamly long time). There are nights and days. Insects that can fly by, some cast spells... such as the ladybug blesses you. The players are nice and do roleplay.... that means a merc might charge you for directions, a thief might steal from you, a bloodlord might punch you for looking at them wrong, a cleric might heal you, a sage may teach you or give you a spell up, a warrior might defend you. I have made a few lifelong friends on Merging of Fates and I encourage you to come join the family and watch the changes happen. Stena
– MudConnector.Com Review by on Feb 3, 2008
MoF was the first mud I ever played and it attracted me to the world of MUDding. Unfortunately, the only reason I played beyond a week in MoF was because I was ignorant to all the other available muds out there. Compared to other muds, MoF has a very abusive and unhelpful staff. The players, often staff themselves, are very unfriendly and would mock or demand money in return for help. The first instance started the day I started playing. I asked how to get to a place in the mud. The responses were: "Give me 50 diamonds and I'll show you". When I asked how to get to the trainer. The response was "Give me 20 diamonds and I'll show you." No one else offered help. I just started playing and I didn't have 100 silver, but I stuck to it anyway and found out myself. During a pvp fight in the "arena". I fought someone who used an item that was purportedly removed. Not just an item that wasn't spawned anymore, but an item that was removed from every character I know by force. I called foul. My response from the mods: "Stop whining." I said that the mods should do something about it since everyone else had their's removed, but not this one. The result : I got "vaped" and sent to the "vortex"(the temporary ban zone) for "whining". The vaping incidence happens quite frequently in this MUD (I would say at once a day) not just to me but to other players and is publicly announced to the whole mud. My involvement finally ended when I questioned why a particular character (not me or related to me) was "vaped" repeatedly. The mods response was that they were being "rude and impolite by not addressing the mods properly". I stated that was over the line to expect the players to always speak to mods like they were royalty and get punished if not. Quite abruptly I had that character for... Read More
– MudConnector.Com Review by on Dec 13, 2006
What to say about this MUD except that it had a very promising flavor when I began to play it, ruined by one of the most ego- inflated and unfriendly playerbase ever? *sighs* Let us try to make a useful review, and start with the beginning. In my quest to find the perfect MUD, combining a decent touch of original features, classes and areas, a good touch of roleplay and hence PKing, and interesting people (not necessarily *all* friendly to me in particular), I stumbled one morning on the description of 'Merging of Fates'. I dug into the list of features offered : Min. # of Players Online: 10 - 24 Player-Kill: Restricted Quests Available Roleplaying Is Encouraged Newbie friendly Clans Offered World is mostly original Large World (8,000+ rooms) Nifty! Past the very classical RoM character creation, I entered the MUDschool, equipped with my mighy sword, ready to decimate some meanies. Ooh wait, I am a cleric, why did I get a sword? Bugger. I started to look around in town if I could find a weaponsmithy selling maces. To no avail. When I asked in the newbie channel if some player knew of a shop where I could buy a mace or give me one, I heard crickets. The fact that the newbie school was poorly designed didn't help me getting out of my first few levels either. The first impression definitely wasn't particularly positive. Learning more about the MUD though thanks to a handful of friendly people and the head coder, RogueDragon, I decided to keep trying. The rooms were descriptive enough to breathe live into the really large world, as was advertised. Even for a MUD that exists since 1997, it is a good point. Unfortunately, the rest just doesn't follow. When 10-24 players are announced, the who list rarely exceeds 6 players, even at peak times. Clans have been abandoned, and their halls remain desperately empty. To my understanding, efforts were in progress to revive them, but could... Read More
– MudConnector.Com Review by on Jan 13, 2004