Also remember there is a LPC/LPMud link repository for drivers, mudlibs, code snippets, etc at as well.

-- M

And it's a great resource. I'm sorry to have omitted it, Murpe!

-Crat

Shadowfyr,

From what I've seen, I got the general drift that Tacitus extracted
the old data from the site and would be able to make it available.
I hope that is the case, and that he's willing to do that.


As to the general code discussion you're talking about, this
is one of the things we're working on lpmuds.net/forum/ to
do. Right now it's pretty specific to DS for the most part, because
right this minute that's the bulk of the user base there. But
lpc code is quite intelligible between libs, I think, and so I think
it's still useful.

-Crat

Hey Everyone,

After a meeting last week, we've decided to keep LPUniversity running with a few internal changes. I'm hapy to announce that LPUniversity is now back up and ready to roll with our new website on a much more stable host at

Hope to see you all there,

Cody A.W. Somerville

P.S. I forgot to mention that we're looking for a few good individuals to join our team. If you are interested, please visit our website and/or send me an e-mail at for more details.