Erion MUD Player Review

Great game

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Reviewed By Cyrene
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Player Status Player
Rating 5 / 5

Although I tend to play on and off personally, it's a great and fun game to play, with some unique mechanics I haven't seen in other games. One interesting mechanic is the ability to free certain mobs from captivity, the details of which I'll allow people to discover for themselves! You can even get achievements for it as well as other things. There are lots of quests from automatic junkyards, where you find objects to autoquests involving combat, to custom missions given by various mobs. There are lots of things to do besides combat as well. Crafting is quite a big feature, if a little grindy at times. You have to gather all the resources before making pieces, and if you want or need a complete set as I think I may have to do on one of my characters due to struggling a lot with certain mobs particularly bosses which are at my character's level, it does take a lot of resources, though of course you can ask for assistance from players if you don't have the patience or time to do everything yourself. For those who are into that kind of thing however, it is a great and immersive system in which you can really get stuck in if you wish. There are player houses, and one of them is even dedicated to crafting! Brewing potions is also definitely supported and again has a player house dedicated to it for serious brewers, and any character can do it to one extent or another, as well as gathering the needed resources for brewing. The staff and players are also very helpful and supportive, and there is full screen reader support too along with a soundpack for Mushclient users! I don't know how well it works with other types of assistive technology, but I haven't heard any complaints, and the staff are very open to making the game as accessible as possible.

Overall, it's a very in-depth game with lots of fleshed out areas, lots of quests, lots of things to do and from my experience, a pretty good community. I'd definitely recommend it.