The Inquisition: Legacy is the first MUD I've ever played that has a rich in-game history, a friendly and extremely knowledgeable Staff and Player-base, and a role-play system fluid enough so as to be easily mastered and also very complex. What really appeals so me, though, is The Inquisition's 'realistic' take on mages and magic. There are MUDs that focus on magic until it becomes so commonplace that it becomes mundane, and there are MUDs that make magic a tiny part of the game, with little depth or content involving real magic. The Inquisition does neither. Magic is made secretive and extremely dangerous to learn, but is certainly doable, and many have accomplished it. Magic is also deeply interwoven in the main plot (the Order finding and consequently burning convicted mages), and is very deep, well-balanced, and complex. Spells are being discovered and created everyday, and the imminent threat of death only serves as an incentive to delve deeper (: Dare to enter The Inquisition: Legacy?