Enso
The Dark Caress
1996 - 1999
| | He introduced me to MUME, and when he did he was a big bad ass, renowned orc. He inspired me alot and it was all of his stories that kept me going. A great player, who added 10 new pks to his train each time one whoissed him. Fankil | |
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| | Gangee
Just another hobbit mage
1993 - 1997
| | This little guy would run around all of Arda with nothing but a lantern and a pair of pants (and often some really strange charmies). He smiled and talked to his charmies while being a feared enemy, frequently going on naked solo-raids of Warrens. I think he's probably the one person with the longest Elbereth listing ever (50 years iRL?). Weird, odd, crazy, and very cute. Gothmog | |
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Grang
the Hated
1999 - 2001
| Probably the most famous same-sider NOC had ever known. Certainly the most hated, even though he could often be a nice guy under it all if you got to know him... he was still an evil bastard.
Someone said he finally grew up and started living real life right...I hope it's true :)Vaire | |
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| | Hanse
The Lost Chieftain
? - 1998
| | i'd like to submit Hanse for spamleading me and rl friends newbies around arda. He walked fnost/bree/tbad/eregion/abr/rivy/warrens/bree again and we were so thrilled, we didnt even know such huge amounts of xp existed. Dorfl | |
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Korog
The Shopkeeper
1995 - 1999
| What made him special was his shop.
It was made with zMUD and automated via triggers. If you brought him legend equipment, he would receipt it, and you received credit in his shop. Each item had a different credit value. For example, when You died, You could purchase some eq for the credits you had earned. It worked really well, but suddenly management decided, that it was BANKING, and his shop was banned and he never forgave it to MUME.Enforcer | |
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| | Maria
The Standard of Womanhood
1996-2000
| | Convincingly had everyone believing he was RL female for years. Great person whether you knew him as a her or as him, always willing to group with anyone and friend to many. Left MUME for marriage and children. Vairė | |
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