Myrridon

Myrridon is a multiplayer online RPG set in a fantasy world, built around the text-driven play of a classic Multi-User Dungeon. You type commands to act, and the world responds; a graphical client adds maps, hotbars, inventory and equipment panels, and group frames. A help system guides new players through the commands.

Make the interface yours

The client’s panels—including game output, maps, inventory, equipment, stats, abilities, hotbar, chat logs and group frames—can all be dragged, docked, tabbed and resized. You can change the client’s themes and backgrounds, create text-driven triggers to automate gameplay without an external scripting client, and run a second character alongside the first in the same client.

Classes and combat

Myrridon has four classes: Warrior, Rogue, Mage and Cleric. Each can play solo, and each contributes to a group. As you level, you earn points to spend in the Mastery Tree, which spans Warrior, Mage, Healer and Rogue disciplines. You can unlock skills, spells and stat increases or combine disciplines to shape a hybrid character.

Combat takes place in rounds, with weapons, criticals, buffs, resistances and positioning affecting each exchange. Groups use a threat system, with tanks holding enemies’ attention and healers keeping the party standing. Coordinated parties can tackle content that solo players cannot.

Explore the world

The world includes hand-built zones with local and world maps that update as you travel, and each region has its own atmosphere and music. Human-voiced characters give quests with varied objectives, which are tracked as you progress. Instanced dungeons reshape themselves on each run, while raids offer large-scale encounters for coordinated groups seeking the best rewards.

World events take place on their own schedule and bring players together. You can found a guild, climb its ranks and compete for a place on the leaderboards. Shops, player trading and item storage support the game’s economy.

Screen reader support

Myrridon is playable by keyboard with a screen reader such as NVDA. The screen reader can access the entire interface, including character creation, combat, chat and the Mastery Tree. Dedicated review keys, audio cues and per-screen keyboard help on F1 support blind and sighted players in sharing the same world.