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Genesis LPMud, a multi-player computer game, is the original LPMud founded in April 1989 by Lars Pensjö,[1] running on CD gamedriver and mudlib, and hosted by Chalmers Computer Society. A multiplayer game is a Game which is played by several players. LPMud (sometimes shortened to simply " LP " is a MUD variant developed in 1989 by '''L'''ars '''P'''ensjö (hence the LP in LPMud that Lars Pensjö of Sweden is the original author of the LPMud MUD engine and one of the founders of Genesis LPMud. CD gamedriver and CD mudlib (also known as CDlib) are popular LPMud Gamedriver and Mudlib. Medieval fantasy is the general theme. Fantasy is a Genre that uses magic and other Supernatural forms as a primary element of plot, theme, and/or setting Roleplaying is expected. In roleplaying, participants adopt and act out the Role of characters, or parts that may have personalities motivations and backgrounds different from

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History

Genesis was created as the first implementation of the LPC language, in which the developer (commonly known as wizard within the MUD) is able to create objects by using a language similar to the C programming language. The LPC programming language is an Object-oriented Programming language derived from C and developed originally by Lars Pensjö to facilitate In computer gaming, a MUD ( Multi-User Dungeon, Domain or Dimension) is a multi-player computer game that combines elements of tags please moot on the talk page first! --> In Computing, C is a general-purpose cross-platform block structured [1] Sparkle was the first area to be created in 1991. [2] As new developers joined the MUD, they decided to adopt a ranking between developers themselves, in order to keep a specific balance between the new objects and areas. The game was divided in areas or domains, each in charge of a liege or main developer. The Liege determines the guidelines when working in the domain, point out what must, should and not be done, and approve developer's requests to join to the domain. [3]

The source code is available free of charge for non commercial purposes. In Computer science, source code (commonly just source or code) is any sequence of statements or declarations written in some Human-readable [4] This includes the CD gamedriver and mudlib, the basic configuration and a standard area. CD gamedriver and CD mudlib (also known as CDlib) are popular LPMud Gamedriver and Mudlib.

World

According to an ancient legend, Genesis is a giant "donut",[5] stolen in the morning of the Universe from the kitchen of the Creator by her little errand boy, Fatty (Carl Hallén). A doughnut (also spelled "donut" is a sweet Deep-fried piece of Dough or batter. For his crime, she cursed him to walk the surface of the donut for eternity, forever trying in vain to satiate his insatiable hunger. The donut is illuminated by the bottle of Starbrite (useful to polish the stars and other celestial bodies) suspended in the middle of the ring.

Domains

The world of Genesis is divided into twelve domains,[6] each one following a single theme. While some are based on literary works, others are original inventions. Every domain may have a different timeline, adjusting events based on the domain's current time.

The fictional world of Dragonlance is represented by the domain of Krynn (resulting of the merge between the Krynn and Ansalon domains), based on the continent of Ansalon. Dragonlance is an immense series of Fantasy Novels, with over 190 novels printed and is accompanied by a supplemental Campaign Ansalon is a continent on Krynn, the Fictional world of the Dragonlance setting Several areas or cities from the novels appear in the domain, including Palanthas, Kendermore, Solace and Xak Tsaroth. The List of Dragonlance locations tries to enumerate the most important cities towns castles and villages found in the world of Krynn, from the Dragonlance setting The List of Dragonlance locations tries to enumerate the most important cities towns castles and villages found in the world of Krynn, from the Dragonlance setting The List of Dragonlance locations tries to enumerate the most important cities towns castles and villages found in the world of Krynn, from the Dragonlance setting The List of Dragonlance locations tries to enumerate the most important cities towns castles and villages found in the world of Krynn, from the Dragonlance setting [7] The timeline includes the War of the Lance, based on the Chronicles, the initial trilogy written by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman in 1984. The War of the Lance is a Fictional war in the Dragonlance setting created by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman. The Anvil of Time The Sellsword (April 2008 by Cam Banks, (ISBN 0-7869-4722-5 The Survivors (Forthcoming Margaret Edith Weis (born March 16, 1948 in Independence, Missouri, United States) is a fantasy novelist who along with Tracy Raye Hickman (born November 26, 1955 Salt Lake City is a best-selling fantasy Author, best known for his work on Dragonlance [8]

The Time of Troubles in the Faerûn realm, described in the Forgotten Realms series by Ed Greenwood, is included a small domain in the MUD. The Time of Troubles, also known as the Arrival, Godswar, and Avatar Crisis, was a cataclysmic time period in the chronology of the Forgotten Faerûn is a Fictional Subcontinent, the primary setting of the Dungeons & Dragons world of Forgotten Realms. The Forgotten Realms is a Campaign setting for the Dungeons & Dragons (D&D Fantasy Role-playing game, created by Ed Greenwood (born 1959 is a Canadian writer and editor who created the Forgotten Realms Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting [9] J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings is represented through the domains of Gondor[10] and Shire,[11] based on Middle-earth. The Lord of the Rings is an epic Middle-earth refers to the fictional lands where most of the stories of author J Both domains include several cities, including Edoras, Minas Tirith, Minas Morgul and Pelargir. Adaptations For Peter Jackson's ''The Lord of the Rings'' film trilogy, produced by New Line Cinema, a fully realized set for Edoras was This article is about the city in the Third Age. For the First Age tower of the same name see Minas Tirith (First Age. Minas Morgul (ˈminas ˈmɔrɡuɫ ( Sindarin: Tower of Black Magic) also known by its earlier name of Minas Ithil ( Sindarin: Tower of the Gondor is a fictional kingdom in J R R Tolkien 's writings described as the greatest realm of Men in the west of Middle-earth by the end of the [12] The Tolkien-based domains cover the War of the Ring timeline. In the fictional Fantasy -world of J R R Tolkien, the War of the Ring was fought between Sauron and the free peoples of Middle-earth [10] Finally, Genesis includes a domain based on Earthsea, the fictional realm created by Ursula K. Le Guin for her A Wizard of Earthsea novel. Earthsea is a Fictional realm created by Ursula K Le Guin for her short story " The Word of Unbinding " published in 1964 but that became more Ursula Kroeber Le Guin (ˈɝsələ ˈkroʊbɚ ləˈgwɪn (born October 21, 1929) is an American author A Wizard of Earthsea, first published in 1968 is the first of a series of books written by Ursula K Included are the city of Gont, the town of Thwil in the island of Roke and the village of Ten Alders. The Islands of Earthsea are the several islands that make up the lands of the largely oceanic Fantasy world of Earthsea in the stories of Ursula K [13]

Original areas include Terel,[14] Avenir, created in the "Summer of 1993" to expand the Terel domain, borrowing from different sources about religion, philosophy and mythology, between other sources,[15] Calia,[16] Emerald, which includes the city of Telberin under the rule of elves, and the Blackwall Mountain, where orcs, trolls, goblins and ogres can be found,[17] Khalakhor, based on the Celtic culture from Scotland and Ireland,[18] Raumdor, which includes the cities of Tyr and Kalad, one of the largest in the MUD,[19] and Sparkle, the first domain created for the MUD. An elf is a creature of Norse mythology. The elves were originally imagined as a race of minor nature and fertility gods, who are often pictured as youthful-seeming Orc (OR'k is a word used to refer to a race of various tough and warlike humanoid creatures in various Fantasy settings appearing originally in the stories A troll is a fearsome member of a race of creatures from Norse mythology. A goblin is an evil crabby or Mischievous Creature of Folklore, often described as a grotesquely disfigured or Gnome -like phantom An ogre (feminine ogress) is a large cruel and hideous Humanoid Monster, featured in mythology folklore and fiction Celts (ˈkɛlts or /ˈsɛlts/, see Names of the Celts Scotland ( Gaelic: Alba) is a Country in northwest Europethat occupies the northern third of the island of Great Britain. Ireland (pronounced /ˈaɾlənd/ Éire) is the third largest island in Europe, and the twentieth-largest island in the world [2] (It should be noted that the City of Tyr is loosely based on The Darksun world from AD&D 2nd edition as are several novels)

As the domains include more than 25,000 rooms,[20] travelling between them is done by either "walking" (the character moving one room at the time), ships (the character pays a fee, boards a ship, and travels from a domain to another), or by alternative, rarer means (portals, tunnels, magic, etc).

Guilds and clubs

Players are able to join various guilds and clubs, providing roleplaying opportunities and many other benefits. A guild is an association of craftsmen in a particular trade The earliest guilds were formed as confraternities of workers Every guild has a different set of restrictions, commonly race and alignment. There are many elements that show up throughout the fantasy genre in different guises In some Role-playing games alignment is a categorisation of the moral and ethical perspective of the Player characters Non-player characters Some guilds have a leader, a player who determines the rules for the guild, and usually decide who can and who cannot join, determine member punishments, deal with other guild leaders, and when necessary, declare war on them.

As a member, the character suffers the discount of a determined amount of combat and general experience as long as he is member of the guild. A player character or playable character (PC is a Fictional character in a Video game or Role playing game who is controlled or controllable The experience in this way taken, known as "tax", is used to increase the character status within the guild. The more guilds the character belongs to, the less amount of experience the character itself obtains.

Guilds can be classified as racial, occupational, layman or craftsman. [21] Each guild must belong, but not limited, to a branch. Racial guilds are exclusive for a single race, and usually gives players a common background with other members of the same race. Occupational guilds decide the career of the player's character. Layman guilds add an amateur profession. Craftsman guilds give the character a hobby. [21]

Some guilds belong to more than one type, in example, they are both occupational and layman at the same time. A character belonging to this guild is not able to join another occupational or layman guild. Another kind of guilds can be considered several types at the same time, in example, they can be either occupational or layman. A character belonging to this guild is able to join another occupational guild (the previous guild is considered layman) or another layman guild (the previous guild is considered occupational). This allows a greater freedom when selecting guilds.

As with domains, some guilds are based on literature works, while others are original. As of 2006, there are 49 different guilds, including sixteen racial guilds, fifteen occupational, sixteen layman and two craftsman guilds. [22]

Race guilds

Some race guilds are based in existing fictional works. From Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings series, the "Noldor of Imladris", the "Orcs of Middle-earth" and the "Dúnedain Houses", where twelve houses are available for players to join, including Amandil, Hador, Húrin, etc. In the works of J R R Tolkien, the Noldor (meaning those with knowledge) were those of the second clan of the Elves, the Tatyar, who came Rivendell ( Sindarin: Imladris) is an Elven outpost in Middle-earth, a Fictional realm created by J In J R R Tolkien 's Legendarium, the Dúnedain (singular Dúnadan, "man of the west" were a race of Men descended from Amandil is a Fictional character from JRR Tolkien's Middle-earth Legendarium. Biography Hador also called in Sindarin Lórindol ('Goldenhead' IPA: ˈhadɔr lɔːˈrindɔl because he had fair blond hair was Appearance and history. was shorter in stature than other men of his kin in this he took after his mother's people but in all else he was like Hador his grandfather [23] Dragonlance racial guilds include the "Krynn Race Guild", which allows the character to adopt a surname based in Dragonlance books, and the "Inventors" of Mount Nevermind. The List of Dragonlance locations tries to enumerate the most important cities towns castles and villages found in the world of Krynn, from the Dragonlance setting Some guilds are loosely based in those works, including the "Kenders of Krynn", "Minotaurs of Krynn", the "Rockfriends of Blue Mountains" and the "Adventuresome Hobbits", while others are completely original, including the "Travellers' Guild", the "Holy Order of Thanar", "Eil-Galaith Houses", "Wildrunner and Deathstalker Legions", "Grunts Guild", "The Tribe of the Red Fang", and "Amazons of the Silent Forest". [22]

Occupational guilds

These guilds define the general environment for the character. By belonging to a determined occupational guild, characters will fight determined enemies, will defend some lands and attack others. As with racial guilds, some are based in existing fantasy works, like Dragonlance ("Knights of Solamnia", "Dragonarmies of Ansalon", "Dwarven Warriors of the Neidar Clan", "Priests of Takhisis"), The Lord of the Rings ("Rangers of Arnor", "Rangers of Ithilien", "Society of Morgul Mages"), others are based on those fictional works but not found in them (like the "Ansalon Elvish Archers", "Secret Society of Uncle Trapspringer" and the "Thornlin Militia"), and original ones ("Union of the Warriors of the Shadow", "Ancient Order of the Dragon", "Gladiators of Athas"( also loosely based on the Darksun series from AD&D 2nd Edition), "Vampires", "Calian Warriors", "Maligant's Mercenaries", the "Spirit Circle of Psuchae", and the "Army of Darkness"). In the Dragonlance universe the Solamnic Knights are a chivalric order, a "brotherhood forged when Krynn was young" This is a list of major Dragonlance characters and their early life in the series The list of Dragonlance creatures attempts to list the races that can be found in the Dragonlance setting Takhisis is a Fictional character from the Dragonlance universe In J R R Tolkien 's legendarium, the Rangers of the North, also known as the Dúnedain of the North, were the descendants of the Dúnedain In J R R Tolkien 's Legendarium, the Rangers of Ithilien, also known as the Rangers of the South and Rangers of Gondor, were an elite group Minas Morgul (ˈminas ˈmɔrɡuɫ ( Sindarin: Tower of Black Magic) also known by its earlier name of Minas Ithil ( Sindarin: Tower of the Ansalon is a continent on Krynn, the Fictional world of the Dragonlance setting [21]

Layman guilds

Most of the layman guilds available in the game are original, including the "Ancient Order of the Dragon", "Cadets of Gelan", "Tricksters", "Elemental Worshippers of Calia", "Gardeners of Gont", "August Order of Minstrels", "Blademasters of Khalakhor" and the "Necromancers of Vile Darkness". While some are based in literature environments (like the "Shieldbearers of Iron Delving", "Cabal Thieves of Hiddukel", "Thornlin Militia", "Heralds of the Valar", "Ansalon Elvish Archers" (which can also be considered an occupational guild), "Minotaurs of the Bloodsea", "Pirates of the Bloodsea" and the "Templar Knights of Takhisis"), they are not directly based on existing guilds in Tolkien's Lord of the Rings or Weis and Hickman's Dragonlance. Ionthas redirects here For the Moth Genus, see Ionthas (moth. The Valar (singular Vala) are characters in J R R Tolkien 's legendarium. The List of Dragonlance locations tries to enumerate the most important cities towns castles and villages found in the world of Krynn, from the Dragonlance setting Takhisis is a Fictional character from the Dragonlance universe

Craftsman guilds

The newer branch of guilds, craftsman guilds, do not give combat-related skills. The only guilds available in this slot are the Mariners of the High Seas, the Blacksmiths of Bree, and the Gardeners of Gont. Both the Blacksmiths of Bree and the Gardeners of Gont were formerly layman-only guilds, but have been converted so that they can used in either the layman guild slot or the craftsman guild slot. This allows players greater flexibility in customizing their characters.

Clubs

Contrary to the guilds, clubs do not have taxes. Characters can join any number of clubs as long as they fill the requirements each has[24] (for example, the "Dancers of the Veil", the "Nisse Ohtar" and the "Ladies Club" require the character to be female, the "Mummers of Sybarus" and the "Gentlemen Club" to be male, the "Rich Men Club" to pay a determined amount of money upon joining, the "Prestigious Knights Club" to be good aligned, the "Wise People" to be over 100 days old, the "Equestrians of Bree" to rent a horse, the "Ancients" to have belonged to the Mystics, an old and already removed guild from the game, the "Beggars" to be a relatively inexperienced character, the "Shields of Minas Morgul" to be evil aligned and support the Minas Morgul cause, and the "Old Fogeys" to be hobbit, dwarf or human). In some Role-playing games alignment is a categorisation of the moral and ethical perspective of the Player characters Non-player characters Minas Morgul (ˈminas ˈmɔrɡuɫ ( Sindarin: Tower of Black Magic) also known by its earlier name of Minas Ithil ( Sindarin: Tower of the Some clubs have free entrance, like the "Storytellers".

Clubs increase the amount of "emotes" and actions the character can display. [24]

Players and characters

Genesis has several hundreds players,[25] increasing at an average of 3 players per day. [26] During most part of the day, at least a dozen are logged in. The majority of the players are from United States, Sweden and Poland, although there are players from other 25 countries in lesser amounts. The United States of America —commonly referred to as the "Sverige" redirects here For other uses see Sweden (disambiguation and Sverige (disambiguation. Poland (Polska officially the Republic of Poland [25]

According to the rules, a player can have several characters, but use only one at a time. Breaking this rule (known as double login) is considered cheating, with punishment ranging from warnings to character deletion. In Computer security, login (logging or signing in is the process by which individual Access to a Computer system is controlled by identification of the Cheating in Online games are activities that modify the game experience to give one player an advantage over another player(s depending on the game different activities constitute

There are two kind of players: those controlling mortal characters (usually referred as mortal players or just mortals) and those controlling immortal characters (usually known as immortals or wizards).

Mortals

The majority of the population is made of players controlling mortal characters (or simply mortal players), the real players of the game. Mortal players can join different guilds, use items, quest, travel, execute different actions, fight each other and become leaders of their guild, and many other things.

Mortal players get their denomination by the fact that their characters can die if their health goes below 1 point.

Character development

The concepts of character class or level don't exist. This article is about a concept in role-playing games For character classes specific to Dungeons and Dragons see Character class (Dungeons & Dragons. Experience can be gained from battles, quests, and general things such as forging and picking herbs. This article is about the word for other meanings see Quest (disambiguation A quest is a journey towards a goal used in Mythology

Experience progress during a game session can be tracked using a special command. Although it is not possible to see how many experience points have been earned, the player is still able to follow the character's growth by eleven progress labels, depending on the amount of experience points compared with the initial amount of experience the character had at the beginning of such session.

To measure absolute character size, Genesis uses its own scale, based on total experience. As the character gains experience, new mortal titles are achieved. Because of the unique Genesis skill system, in many cases a difference of size is not enough to ensure a victory. Although originally nine, in 2001 they were increased to sixteen levels, from utter novice to myth', the smallest and highest titles, respectively. [25]

Immortals

The players with immortal characters (usually known as simply immortal players or wizards) are the administrators of the MUD. The wizards take care of the game itself, keeping it running, upgrading computer hardware, creating new items and areas, fixing bugs and keeping track of the behaviour of the mortal players. Typical PC hardware A typical Personal computer consists of a case or chassis in a tower shape (desktop and the following parts Motherboard ITeM stands for the Instituto del Tercer Mundo (or the Third World Institute which is based in Montevideo the capital of Uruguay A software bug (or just “bug” is an error flaw mistake Failure, fault or “undocumented feature” in a Computer program that prevents it

Though immortal players cannot play the game with their immortal character, they can do so with a mortal character.

To become an immortal, the player must apply for wizardhood after having experienced the game for some time and read the different help files. Online help is topic-oriented procedural or reference information delivered through Computer software. If the player has many characters, the most active character would be allowed for wizardhood. As a wizard, he will have to choose a domain in which to serve, and once his application is accepted by the Liege of the domain, he will be allowed to code for it.

Immortal players are specifically divided into different groups: apprentices (players who are currently not linked to any domain available), wizards (the majority of immortals assigned to domains), archwizards (head of a group of wizards with a determined task, like the Arch of Players in charge of verifying abuse of rules and solve conflicts between mortal players, the Arch of Events in charge of creating special events for the players to participate in, and the Arch of Balance, in charge of keeping the balance between the players and the MUD, and between the guilds themselves), lieges (wizards in charge of a domain), stewards (liege's assistants) keepers (wizards who maintain the physical hardware, update the operating system where the MUD is running, the gamedriver and the mudlib), mages (retired or not active wizards) and pilgrims (invited people). Cheating in Online games are activities that modify the game experience to give one player an advantage over another player(s depending on the game different activities constitute An operating system (commonly abbreviated OS and O/S) is the software component of a Computer system that is responsible for the management and coordination

Races

Six races are available at the beginning: humans, elves, dwarves, hobbits, gnomes, and goblins. There are many elements that show up throughout the fantasy genre in different guises Human beings, humans or man (Origin 1590–1600 L homō man OL hemō the earthly one (see Humus An elf is a creature of Norse mythology. The elves were originally imagined as a race of minor nature and fertility gods, who are often pictured as youthful-seeming DWARF is a widely used standardized Debugging data format. DWARF was originally designed along with ELF, although it is independent of Object file In J R R Tolkien 's legendarium, Hobbits are a diminutive race that inhabit the lands of Middle-earth. A gnome is a Mythical creature characterized by its extremely small size and subterranean lifestyle A goblin is an evil crabby or Mischievous Creature of Folklore, often described as a grotesquely disfigured or Gnome -like phantom [21] It is possible for players to change the race of their character after the character has died. It is also possible to adopt a sub-race during the game.

Sub-races

Sub-races are variations from the main races, available only to certain races and in certain situations. To achieve a sub-race, a determined race is needed. There are available 5 main sub-races: half-elves, kenders, minotaurs, hobgoblins and orcs. In J R R Tolkien 's fictional universe of Middle-earth, the Half-elven ( Sindarin singular Peredhil, plural Peredhel, Quenya Kender are a fictional race developed for the Dragonlance setting part of the Dungeons & Dragons Role playing game. In Greek mythology, the Minotaur ( Greek:, Mīnṓtauros) was a creature that was part man and part bull. Hobgoblin is a term typically applied in folktales to describe a friendly or amusing Goblin. Orc (OR'k is a word used to refer to a race of various tough and warlike humanoid creatures in various Fantasy settings appearing originally in the stories [25] The Nazgûl sub-race is reserved to the leaders of the "Society of Morgul Mages". [27] Also, the ogre sub-race is reserved for soldiers of the Army of Darkness.

References

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