The first thing that I thought was cool about FoxMUD is the Quad class player creation system they use. The game has the 4 base classes of cleric/warrior/mage/thief. It allows you to pick your classes in the order of proficiency. So if you want your character to be primarily a mage you pick mage first, but you want you mage to be able to have some decent hps you pick warrior second. Then you have to decide if you feel thieving skills or clerical skills are more important for your final class selections. You can now level each of your classes up to level 40 and your prime class can go to 43. It is of course more difficult to level your 2nd, 3rd, and 4th classes.

The other great thing about FoxMUD is the areas. The game has exceptionally detailed and well built areas. FoxMUD has a trigger system that allows area builders to add triggers in rooms to make exploration a ton of fun. For example a room might have a statue and when you examine the statue you see it has an oddly shaped thumb. Now you type pull thumb and *Click* a secret door opens. This adds a lot of depth to the world and makes finding the secrets of a particular area that much more fun.

Overall FoxMud is a great place and I would recommend everyone give it a chance.