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Cry of the Kalahari: Red Sun Rising

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Web page: http://redsunrising.wikidot.com/

An African-based wildlife MUCK with an original theme deeply steeped in tribal-inspired mythology and folklore. Not to be confused with a Lion King MUCK; because of the game's mature, true-to-life themes, it is not intended for children despite the fact that it features "talking animals". It would be more accurate to compare Red Sun Rising to Watership Down by Richard Adams or Hunter's Moon by Garry Kilworth. On Red Sun Rising, the emphasis is on character development and storytelling; at any given time, the game is undergoing a tinyplot that involves as many players and characters as possible. These plots are usually run by staff, but any player can volunteer to organize and head one -- provided that they speak with the wizards first.

This small MUCK covers a contained (but diverse) geographical area that includes craggy mountains, brushland and scrubland, acacia forests and what most people traditionally think of as desert. Because of its size, players are encouraged to interact freely and make use of the whole grid when roleplaying; while one group may try to "claim" a certain area as its own, other groups are free to move in and try, through in-character role-playing, to wrestle control away from them.

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An African-based wildlife MUCK with an original theme deeply steeped in tribal-inspired mythology and folklore. Not to be confused with a Lion King MUCK; because of the game's mature, true-to-life themes, it is not intended for children despite the fact that it features "talking animals". It would be more accurate to compare Red Sun Rising to "Watership Down" by Richard Adams or "Hunter's Moon" by Garry Kilworth. On Red Sun Rising, the emphasis is on character development and storytelling; at any given time, the game is undergoing a tinyplot that involves as many players and characters as possible. These plots are usually run by staff, but any player can volunteer to organize and head one -- provided that they speak with the wizards first. This small MUCK covers a contained (but diverse) geographical area that includes craggy mountains, brushland and scrubland, acacia forests and what most people traditionally think of as desert. Because of its size, players are encouraged to interact freely and make use of the whole grid when roleplaying; while one group may try to "claim" a certain area as its own, other groups are free to move in and try, through in-character role-playing, to wrestle control away from them.

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