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CircleMUD Three Areas - Chess, Graye, and Temple of the Bull
Three historical CircleMUD areas by Bill Pelletier: Chess, Graye, and Temple of the Bull. Original 3areas.zip, including nested archives, author documentation, and redistribution notice, preserved unchanged.
About this resource
An original historical collection of three areas for CircleMUD builders. This is world data, not a complete MUD server. Included areas Chess: an unusual area originally begun as an addition to Moria. Graye: forest, cliffs, a town, a small castle, underground passages, and mid-level creatures and equipment. Temple of the Bull: the author documents 22 rooms, 7 mobiles, 10 regular objects, and 4 god objects; written March 1994. Original archive The download is the original 3areas.zip, unchanged. It contains README, chess.zip, graye.zip, totb.zip, and the original FTP-site notice. The nested archives contain world, mobile, object, zone, and documentation files. No files were removed, renamed, or modified. Permissions and attribution The included README allows redistribution provided the README accompanies the areas. It permits modifications while requiring author signs and references to remain intact and readable by players, and asks users to email the author if they use the areas. Preserve those conditions and consult the original README; historical contact details may no longer work. Compatibility Historical material, not a ready-to-run hosting template. Mudhaven checked archive integrity and contents but has not boot-tested the areas or verified modern compatibility. Downloaders are responsible for choosing suitable zone numbers, resolving conflicts, adapting data, and testing installation. Back up an existing world before installing additional areas.
Compatibility
Legacy CircleMUD world formats; manual installation and adaptation required. Not boot-tested.
A download checksum confirms file integrity, not security or runtime compatibility. Review the source and included documentation before running unfamiliar software.
Attribution stays with the work.
License
Author permission in included README; preserve README and author references
Original Author
Bill Pelletier (Aten/Talisman of GenericMUD)
Credits
Areas by Bill Pelletier (Aten/Talisman of GenericMUD). Original README, author signs, credits, and nested documentation are preserved. Mudhaven hosts this original archive without modification or a claim of authorship.
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