Re:Void is an adult collaborative storytelling game set in a world shaped from the raw substance of The Void — a place where nothing is fixed, where identity is chosen, and where the space between people holds as much meaning as the people themselves.
You arrive, as all things do, as a Wisp — a luminous, formless presence drifting through a world still being written. From there, you take shape. You choose a character. You find your place.
Re:Void is invitation-only and intended for adults. If you're here, someone vouched for you. Make yourself at home.
You can play Re:Void directly from this website, or connect with any standard MUD client for a richer experience.
Use the built-in webclient — no download required.
We recommend Mudlet, BeipMU, or MUSHclient.
Host: revoid.nexus · Port: 4000
Once connected you'll see the login screen. Type create <username> <password>
to make an account, or connect <username> <password> if you already have one.
When you log in for the first time, you arrive as a Wisp — your OOC presence in the world. Here's what happens next:
chargen to begin creating your first character.
You'll set a name, pronouns, species, and physical description.
Take your time — you can edit everything later.
ic <name> to step
into them. You'll arrive in The Forming — the tutorial space
— where you can orient yourself before entering the wider world.
ooc.
Your character stays wherever they were — they'll be waiting when you
come back.
You can have up to 5 characters per account.
Your Wisp and all your characters share the same account — switch between them with ic <name>.
Type characters at any time to see your roster.
The Void is not empty — it never was. It is the substance from which everything is made, and everything that has been unmade returns to it. Re:Void's world exists at the edge of that boundary: places half-remembered, people in the process of becoming, stories that are still deciding how they end.
The tone is dark, intimate, and character-driven. Scenes can be emotional, sensual, strange, quiet, or all of these at once. There is no combat system, no levelling, no stats to min-max. What matters here is presence, collaboration, and the space between people.
If you've played other collaborative MU* games — MUSH, MOO, MUCK — Re:Void will feel familiar. If this is your first, think of it as a shared novel that everyone writes together, in real time, using simple text commands.
Rooms are connected by exits. Type the exit name (or its abbreviation)
to move. look describes where you are and what's in it.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
look / l | Describes the current room and its contents. |
look <person> | Looks at a specific character or object. |
examine <person> | A closer look — reveals more detail if the target has set it. |
north / n, south, etc. | Move through an exit in that direction. |
exits | Lists all available exits from your current room. |
Re:Void uses a standard set of communication commands. Everything your character says or does is visible to others in the same room.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
say <text> / "<text> | Your character speaks aloud. |
pose <text> / :<text> | Narrates an action. (Laynie smiles quietly.) |
emote <text> | Like pose but always starts with your name. |
whisper <person> = <text> | A quiet word only that person hears. |
mutter <text> | Audible but indistinct — others hear that you spoke, not what. |
ooc <text> | An out-of-character comment visible to everyone in the room. |
tell <person> = <text> | A private message to another character, anywhere. |
page <account> = <text> | A private message to an account (OOC equivalent of tell). |
Your character's identity is built from a set of description fields.
Most commands accept no arguments to open the full text editor,
or = <text> to set a value inline.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
setname <name> | Sets your character's RP display name. |
setpronouns <she/her> | Sets pronouns (she/her, he/him, they/them, or custom). |
setspecies <species> | Sets your character's species/race. |
setage <age> | Sets your character's apparent age. |
setdesc | Opens the editor for your physical description. |
setdesc = <text> | Sets a short physical description inline. |
setbio | Opens the editor for your character's biography. |
setbodylang <text> | A brief line showing your character's current body language at a glance. |
setmood <mood> | Sets your character's current mood tag. |
sheet | Shows your full character sheet. |
Re:Void uses a zone system to track what your character is wearing and where. Zones are named body areas (neck, waist, wrists, etc.) that items can be placed on, in, or around.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
zone list | Shows all your character's zones and what's on them. |
zone set <zone> | Opens the editor to write a nude/base description for a zone. |
wear <item> on <zone> | Places a freeform item on a zone. |
remove <item> | Removes an item from a zone. |
wardrobe | Shows your saved outfits. |
outfit save <name> | Saves your current worn items as a named outfit. |
outfit wear <name> | Applies a saved outfit. |
Re:Void is a space built on explicit, ongoing consent. Nothing happens to your character without your agreement — and that agreement can be withdrawn at any time, without explanation.
Content flags let you signal what kinds of scenes you're open to. You set them on your own account; others can see them before engaging with you. The consent system also lets you grant or revoke specific permissions per-player.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
consent | Shows your current consent flags and grants. |
consent set <flag> on/off | Toggles a content flag (casual, intimate, mature, etc.). |
consent grant <person> <flag> | Grants a specific person permission for a content type. |
safeword | Immediately pauses the scene for everyone in the room. Use it. |
yellow | A softer signal — slow down, check in, something's not quite right. |
block <account> | Blocks an account from interacting with your characters. |
Safewords are always in effect. No scene, however immersive, overrides them.
If you see someone use safeword, stop immediately and check in OOC.
If something happens that made you uncomfortable and you're not sure how to address it in-game, reach out to staff via the contact page.
An Ogram is a sealed message delivered by one of three couriers — Seraphine, Calix, or Vesper — to a character who isn't online. When the recipient next logs in, the courier arrives and delivers whatever was sent: a message, a gesture, an affection, or a formal invitation.
You can send an Ogram in-game or from the website mailbox.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
ogram <character> | Opens the Ogram wizard to compose and send a message. |
og <character> | Shorthand for ogram. |
Your inbox and outbox are also available from the website mailbox.
Many commands — setdesc, zone set, ogram —
open Re:Void's built-in text editor when used with no arguments.
Inside the editor, normal commands are replaced by editor commands
that start with :.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
| Just type | Adds a line to the buffer. |
:show | Previews the current buffer with line numbers. |
:add <text> | Appends a line explicitly. |
:insert <#> <text> | Inserts a line before line number. |
:replace <#> <text> | Replaces a specific line. |
:erase <#> | Deletes a line. |
:clear | Clears the entire buffer. |
:done | Saves and exits the editor. |
:cancel | Discards changes and exits. |