Legend of the Green Dragon
http://enquilon.kyed.com/lotgd/
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LoGD version 1.0.3
MightyE tells you, "Legend of the Green Dragon is a remake of and homage to the classic BBS Door game, Legend of the Red Dragon (aka LoRD) by Seth Able Robinson."
"LoRD is now owned by Gameport (http://www.gameport.com/bbs/lord.html), and they retain exclusive rights to the LoRD name and game. That's why all content in Legend o' th' Green Dragon be new, with only a very few nods t' th' original game, such as th' buxom barmaid, Violet, an' th' handsome bard, Seth."
"Although serious effert was made t' preserve th' original feel o' th' game, numerous departures were taken from th' original game t' enhance playability, an' t' adapt it t' th' web."
"LoGD (after version 0.9.7) is released under a Creative Commons License, which essentially means that the source code to the game, and all derivatives of the game must remain open and available upon request. Version 0.9.7 and before are still available under the GNU General Public License though 0.9.7 will be the last release under that license. To use any of the new features requires using the 0.9.8 code. You may explicitly not place code from versions after 0.9.7 into 0.9.7 and release the combined derivative work under the GPL."
"You may download the latest official version of LoGD at http://sourceforge.net/projects/lotgd and you can play the version currently in development at http://lotgd.net."
"The most recent *UNSTABLE* pre-release snapshot is available from http://dragonprime.net/users/Kendaer/. Ye should attempt t' use this code only if ye are comfertable with PHP an' MySQL an' willin' t' manually keep yer code up t' date."
"Additionally, there is an active modder community located at DragonPrime which may help you find additional features which you may wish to add to your game. These additional features are unsupported by th' authors o' th' core code."
"LoGD be programmed in PHP with a MySQL backend. It be known t' run on Windows an' Linux with appropriate setups. The core code is actively written by Eric Stevens and JT Traub, with some pieces by other authors (denoted in the source at these locations), and the code has been released under a Creative Commons License. Users of the source are bound to the terms therein."
"Userz o' th' source are free t' view an' modify th' source, but original copyright infermation, an' original text from th' about page must be preserved, though they may be added to."
"We hope ye enjoy th' game!"
