CONNECT YOUR WAY
Choose your MUD client.
Play in your browser, use the custom AWW client, or connect with a MUD client you already know.
MADE FOR AWW
Our AWW-MUD-Client
Download our customized Windows client for As the Wheel Weaves. It brings familiar client-style setups together in one place, including cMUD, GMUD, MUSHclient, and RoA-style modes.
Download AWW-MUD-Client for Windows ↓
Windows desktop application · Connects to As the Wheel Weaves
NO INSTALL REQUIRED
Play in your browser
Open the game directly. You don't need to install a client to get started.
Launch the game ↗
ALREADY HAVE A CLIENT?
Connect to As the Wheel Weaves
Start a new MUD connection and enter these server details:
- Host
aww-mud.org
- Port
6500
Connect, then follow the game's prompts to create a character or sign in. Aliases, triggers, and scripts are configured differently in each client, so settings may need to be adapted when switching.
A QUICK GUIDE
What are these clients?
MUD clients display the game's text and can add features such as aliases, triggers, macros, timers, and scripting. The names below refer to different clients and setup styles.
ESTABLISHED WINDOWS CLIENT
cMUD
A long-running Windows MUD client known for aliases, triggers, macros, variables, and scripting. Its setup and command syntax are specific to cMUD.
CLIENT NAME USED BY DIFFERENT BUILDS
GMUD
GMUD can refer to different client builds, so its menus and scripting syntax depend on the version. The AWW client includes a familiar GMUD-style setup mode.
FREE WINDOWS CLIENT
MUSHclient
A free Windows client with triggers, aliases, timers, plugins, and support for several scripting languages. Its rules and scripts use MUSHclient's own conventions.
CLASSIC WINDOWS CLIENT
RoAClient
A classic Windows MUD client with features such as triggers, aliases, highlights, and split-screen scrollback. Its interface and setup style differ from other clients.
FIRST TIME HERE?
Start with the basics.
The Starter Guide covers your first steps, useful commands, training, and quests.
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