WHEEL OF TIME MUDS

Our place. For more than 10 years the Wheel of Time MUD has been the most popular Wheel of Time themed mud online. Our game has been running since 1993, and more than 2.7 million characters have been created over this time. The game runs with the late Robert Jordan's personal permission.

Once the busiest wheel of time mud around, Moment in Tyme began as a non-themed mud and was transformed into the wheel of time roundabout 1996. According to Duren, a member of staff there, this MUD is now growing again and numbers are back up to a healthy 25+ at all times nowadays!

Originally based on ROM, As the Wheel Weaves began in the Summer of 1998. They do RP and PK, PK being level restricted. They're wheel of time themed from day one, and you'll usually find up to 10-20 or so people.

Another of the older wot-themed MUDs around, the Last Sunrise is a full PK Wheel of Time MUD. They've ben a wheel of time themed from day one, and there are usually up to 25 or so people on at any one time.

Originally based on Circle 2.2, Age of Chaos has come a long way on its path of converting to a wheel of time mud since it started the process a few years ago. Not fully wheel of time themed yet, you'll usually find between 5-20 people or so online, playing anything from Ninja, Giants, Dwarves to Elves - remnants of the non-themed mud it once was.

An old and well-established MUSH (Multi-User Shared Hallucination), Cuendillar is well suited for roleplayers who don't like any hack or slash in their gameplay.

One of the oldest wotmuds around, Tarmon Gaidon runs on Gary McNickle's "wotmud" codebase which sometimes causes confusion as its named the same as us despite not being the same! Go over and take a look for yourself - Old Thom is about to sing, Loial has set up the Stones board and Master Gill has just taken the mutton from the spits. Stay awhile, and enjoy.

Homepage of The Great Hunt, an old Wheel of time mud around since the mid 1990s. With Rom 2.3 as the basecode, The Great Hunt is primarily PK focused and you'll find up to 10 people online.

A Wheel of time mud around since late 1990s, the Sea of Storms looks like it's got some pretty neat stuff but not the largest of playerbases. Roleplaying is the main focus of The Sea of Storms, it is required and is enforced both by the codebase as well as the imms.

Mirrors of the Wheel was started by Sherina and folk who used to play here but wanted to explore different ideas and concepts. They have some nice roleplay ideas and they've managed to hang on and keep going where many others have tried and failed - kudos to them. They're strictly wheel of time themed from day one, and you'll usually find up to 10 or so people online.

Quite why there are two roleplay mu*s named Mirrors of the Wheel nobody really understands. This Mirrors of the Wheel runs on a "COLD" server, and is clearly utterly and exclusively geared towards roleplay. Smart website, with easy to find sections, albeait a little dated. They're completely wheel of time themed from day one, and you'll find up to 1-5 or so people online.

The Wheel of Time mud Kinslayer's Dagger was started by folk who used to play here but also wanted to explore different ideas and concepts, and is more PK-orientated than Mirrors above. They're strictly wheel of time themed from day one, and you'll usually find up to 5 or so people online.

As they say on their website: "Fight with an army, murder with a fellow Darkfriend, Heal with your Channeling abilities...a whole wealth of roles and adventures is available to you. Enjoy the flexibility of choosing whether to join our active group of roleplayers, and whether to associate with other people who share your interests, or be a lone wolf, spurning all. Rise up to become a noble, controlling one of the kingdoms of Randland, or choose to be a commoner. You might plot the overthrow of a hated kingdom...or to be a Blademaster in its service...". Usually 1-5 people online.