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Perfect as a family gift, for your significent other, or for friends or co-workers. These special offers are for a limited time only. Take advantage of our holly jolly holiday deals, while you can!

NOTE: All orders will be mailed, unless otherwise requested within the 'Comments' section of the order form. Click the links below to purchase a Mud Hens holiday gift package online or call the Mud Hens box office at to order by phone.

The Swamp Shop will be open extended hours during the holiday season. Includes a field level seat for the home opener on Thursday, April 4 and a high-quality, limited-edition Mud Hens scarf. Includes an all-you-can-eat buffet and rooftop ticket to the Thurdsay, April 4 home opener.

Includes craft beer tasting samples, an all-you-can-eat buffet, and a ticket to the Thursday, April 4 home opener.

Includes a field level seat for the home opener on Thursday, April 4 and the doubleheader on Saturday, June 8. Three games for the price of two! Purchase one of our popular 9 Game Membership Plans choose from three options or build your own! The MUD's original run was between and about , but as all of the original developers and long term players having moved on, the game eventually went down. The listing is maintained for archival and nostalgia purposes.

The MUD remains up and playable, but is no longer actively supported, updated or monitored. The game spawned a derivative midway through its original run called End of Time, which continues many of the original ideas behind Cleft, and is actively maintained and supported. CoD remains up both to satisfy older players of the MUD who may want to relive the "old days" and to help gather those old players together on the next generation of the codebase in End of Time.

Roleplay: Wonderful stuff. Constant world RP, keeps the players guessing as to what's going to happen. Very thought out storylines and arcs. Everyone is able to input ideas for world story arcs, and it is quite enjoyable. The coder is always working on something new. There are 4 classes standard and a new one in the works. Also, several prestige classes which you can get through roleplay.

There is the possiblity for custom items under their token system. The world is always changing and evolving, how depends on the rp of the players more than the whim of the staff. The world itself is HUGE, when it was started it was over rooms, then another continent was added and nearly doubled the size. Though it started as a final fantasy theme it has moved far beyond it and you never hear the words final fantasy muttered at all.

There is a small staff and enough people to where you can talk to everyone and eventually befriend everyone with little difficulty. This is one of the best muds i have ever played, whenever i try another i always end up back here. Com Review by Luctari on Apr 10, I logged on tonight with an open mind toward a genre of MUD I haven't experienced. I'm a fan of the Final Fantasy series, and I was pleasantly surprised by many of the areas. There were about 15 players on, but I didn't notice much chat happening on the public channels.

The areas I explored were a nice change of pace from the typical stock areas that populate many MUDs, and there was some interesting code. Roleplay seems to be very encouraged there, which was pleasing.

I was rather bothered however, by another newbie chatting on the OOC channel and asking for help. Upon recieving help, he responded 'k, thx' and was told not to use chatspeak, because it is annoying. A 'someone' responded it could even get a person deleted. I found that pretty harsh, and proceeded to read the rules. Some of the rules are rather specific, while others are left wide open to interpretation.

For example, 'botting' is illegal, pretty straightforward, but so is 'being stupid' and an immortal has the right to evaluate the level of stupidity and deem an appropriate punishment.