<< No, I mean an internet-based database for newbies and such to use so they
don't have to buy identify scrolls. >>
*cough* lazy *cough*
As George said, the best way would be to install your own CircleMUD - but
that'd be only to analyze the stock objects. Really, CircleMUDs are very
rarely the same - you'll see the same basic stuff, swords, daggers, bronze
armor, etc in most of them, but that's where the line is drawn.
In other words, get used to using ID scrolls or the equivilent - there's no
easy way out.
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