Dreamverse LPMud Player's Guide¶

• Table of contents
• Dreamverse LPMud Player's Guide
  • History
  • Geography
    • Biomes
    • Rivers and Lakes
    • Islands
  • Places of Interest
    • Villages, Towns, and Other Settlements
    • Other Points of Interest
  • Things to Do
    • Exploration
    • Adventuring
    • Socializing
    • Hunting and Fishing
    • Questing
    • Builder's Corner
• Organizations
  • What is an organization?
  • Why join an organization?
  • Examples
    • Drax Association of Landholders
    • McClusky Commune
    • Fetznettle Association of Gamblers
  • Technical Details
    • Organization Data Structures
    • Contributing to Dreamverse
  • Codeless Area Builder

History¶

Geography¶

Biomes¶

• Forest
• Desert
• Mountains
• Ocean
• Jungle
• Arctic

Rivers and Lakes¶

Islands¶

Places of Interest¶

Villages, Towns, and Other Settlements¶

• Arnheim
• Drax
• East Drax
• Gypsy Camp
• Hamlet
• Hatha
• Karandkar
• Narnia
• Shadevale
• Yaro
• Yilth

Other Points of Interest¶

• Tranquility's Hut
• Fetznettle Park
• Jungle
• Pyramid
• Drax Catacombs
• McClusky Farm
• Misha Key's Gardens
• Devil's Falls
• Rapunzel's Tower

Things to Do¶

Exploration¶

Adventuring¶

Socializing¶

Hunting and Fishing¶

Questing¶

Builder's Corner¶

• Mathematics

Organizations¶

What is an organization?¶

An organization is any group of two or more people who have affiliated themselves for a common purpose. The purpose of an organization is whatever the members of that organization choose. Some organizations may be purely social in nature while others adhere to a rigid hierarchy and a code of conduct. Organizations have the option of opening bank accounts and building structures, charging membership dues, and leasing property to members.

• Organizations form the backbone of the social network within Dreamverse.
• There are no limits or restrictions on how many members an organization can have.
• An individual may join any number of organizations.
• Organizations may restrict or revoke membership based on other memberships of an individual.

Why join an organization?¶

Joining an organization may provide all sorts of benefits to the member. Some organizations may provide access to goods or services that are unavailable through any other means. Other organizations may provide protection and security. The reasons for joining an organization are numerous and depend entirely upon the organization and the individual and different individuals may join the same organization for entirely different reasons.

Examples¶

Drax Association of Landholders¶

Any owner of real-estate within the town of Drax is eligible to join this association. Membership dues are charged annually. Benefits protective services from a private security force, forced eviction of tenants upon non-payment of rent, and additional clout within the local government.

McClusky Commune¶

The McClusky Farm has converted itself into a commune. Members have the option of paying quarterly dues in kind or in cash. All members are expected to work the community fields 16 hours per month. Benefits of commune membership include free food and lodging.

Fetznettle Association of Gamblers¶

Any person may buy into this organization. Once membership has been purchased then that person may freely enter any Fetznettle Gambling hall and partake in any sponsored events. Gambling halls are located within most major cities and provide entertainment options in the form of slot machines, card tables, and other games of chance.

Technical Details¶

Organization Data Structures¶

• Short Description
• Long Description
• Cash Balance
• Flags
• Members
  • Role
  • Recruitment Date
  • Recruiter

Contributing to Dreamverse¶

Codeless Area Builder¶

The Codeless Area Builder, or CAB, is a set of tools which players and Builders can use to add content to Dreamverse without having to learn how to programming or how to work with the LPC language and the details of the Dreamverse mudlib. The CAB utilizes JSON documents to contain the data and stores these documents in an Apache CouchDB document database. This allows content providers, the players and Builder's, to access and edit this database through a standard WWW browser or with tools and utilities written to work with JSON.