I recommend this game. Log on and give it a try. The #1 thing I like about this MUD is that it captures the feeling that the original Star Wars movies game me. I have always felt as if I am playing in the universe when I play. The MUD is laid-back, does not require intense roleplaying (you can join rebel or imperial factions, which have gameplay mechanics, but roleplaying is not enforced). The players are fun and friendly. The game is a lot of fun to play. It has 35,021 rooms at the time of this writing, there are nine players logged in currently, and two administrators logged in today and put some bonuses on for experience and damage. Many zones from the cannon and extended universe are in the game, including (of course) Tatooine, The Death Star, Yavin, Hoth, Dagobah, Bespin and Endor. Other zones include Mandalore, Coruscant, Corellia, Geonosis, Dantooine, Naboo, Hapes, Darreta, Vexia, Scarif, Ruusan, and more. It's very easy to get started and people are happy to help you along the way. They answer questions and may help you find EQ, recover your corpse, tell you what to watch out for and what to look for, and group for harder mobs. There are six classes to choose from: Jedi, Bounty Hunter, Mercenary, Technician, Medic, and Smuggler. Jedi, Merc, and BH (as they are called), are the most combat-focused. Smugglers rely on stealth, and Medics and Technicians are great support roles that can help groups and manufacture special items that other classes cannot. Each class has two sub-classes you get to choose from when you reach level 60 (out of 100). You get to specialize your play from that point on. Bounty Hunters can become Assassins who snipe and can vanish in the middle of combat, or Cyborgs which can repair themselves and attack and incredible speed. Jedi can become Sentinels, Consulars, or Defenders, or turn to the dark side as Sith Marauders or Lords. When you reach the maximum level in the game (level 10 legend), you can become a hybrid of these two sub-classes, taking the best skills from each to reach the highest form your class. You can also then switch classes and races without having to make a new character, which adds replay value after you've finish leveling. A big part of the game is grouping with others to take on more challenging mobs. These mobs are the named characters from Star Wars movies, the Clone Wars TV show, and other extended universe fiction or games. You can fight Count Dooku, Boba Fett, Darth Maul, and Darktroopers. You can also battle Yoda, Luke Skywalker, Obi-Wan, Qui-Gon, Anakin, and many others. The game is broken up into three phases: leveling, legend leveling, and remorting. You level 1-100, then can become a legend character, and level 1-10 legend levels. After that you can change races and classes without having to make a new character (this is called remorting), making for a fun... Read More

This is the Star Wars mud to end all muds. The fluid style of RoTJ surpasses other muds. No more need to tick timers, if your low on health just rest. Tired on land based combat, grab a ship and head out to the many planets for some space combat. Mobs galore to kill, players willing to lend a hand to newbies. An immortal staff and extensive Help files fill out this mud, like a gold metal bikini. Many races and sub-classes to evolve your character. Role-playing is not heavily enforced, but for those that do, Rebels and Imperials are still involved in a titanic struggle. Don't want to get caught in the middle, join the Techno Union or perhaps become a member of the ulitmate crime family, the Black Sun. I have played this game for 4 years, starting out as a lowly Jedi, then moving on to other classes, till I found the perfect one to fit my style. There is something here for everybody. All are welcome, if you do choose to join up and play, look me up. My name is Bes.