Here are a few common questions that are asked about Ishar MUD.
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# Is Ishar MUD free?
Yes! While you are welcome to offer support, Ishar MUD is free to use, play, and enjoy.
# Are there player classes?
Yes! There are six (6) player classes available to choose from, when you create a character:
- Warrior -- For those who seek to master the art of war.
- Rogue -- Sly and cunning, skilled in all things sublime.
- Cleric -- The followers of the spirits, both good and evil.
- Magician -- Practitioners of the mystic arts, masters of magic.
- Necromancer -- Practitioners of necromancy, masters of the undead.
- Shaman -- For those who revere and harness the elements.
# Are there player races?
Yes! There are seven (7) player races available to choose from, when you create a character:
- Human -- appears to be of human origin.
- Elf -- looks to be of elven descent.
- Dwarf -- appears dwarvish.
- Halfling -- seems wizened beyond years, and built stockily yet frail.
- Gnome -- is possessed of gnomish features.
- Half-Elven -- looks to be of human and elven descent.
- Half-Orc -- looks to be of human and orc descent.
# Is there role playing?
No. Ishar MUD does not require role-playing.
# What about my equipment when I log out?
When you sign out or log off, your character's equipment, gear, and inventory is simply preserved until the end of each season.
# Is death permanent?
You can choose your game type (either Classic, or Survival mode) each time that you create a new player character!
While survival mode gains experience faster, classic mode subtracts experience upon death, but allows you to retrieve your character's corpse.
# Can I have multiple characters or multi-play?
You can have up to ten (10) player characters per account!
You may actively multi-play three (3) characters at once. Only one account is allowed per person!
# Is there player-killing (PK) or player-versus-player (PvP) combat?
Yes and no. While player-versus-player combat (or PK'ing) is possible, it is uncommon, and not a requirement of the game.