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The Land of '''Nordock''' is one of the oldest and most popular NWN [[persistent world]]s. The [[module]] was created originally as a "placeholder" world to run on Marc "richterm" Richterm's NWN [[server]] for when he wasn't running games for friends, but the world quickly became popular enough that Marc decided to run with it full time.
== Nordock ==
 
   
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Today, Nordock is a franchise consisting of several variants of the world hosted on professional level hardware. From 2002 through 2021, hosting was in Texas by Doug "Serverhost" Rhea. In 2022, Joshua "WafflesMcDuff" Goldberg took over as server host based in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
   
 
In the fall of 2002, Marc released the current running version of Nordock to the general public via [[Neverwinter Vault (IGN)|Neverwinter Vault]]. Permission was given to all to download, host, hack and reuse Nordock as they saw fit and the public went nuts. Today, one can find Nordock variants all over the globe.
[http://www.nordock.net The Land of Nordock] is one of the oldest and most popular NWN persistent worlds. The module was created originally as a "placeholder" world to run on Marc "richterm" Richter's NWN server for when he wasn't running games for friends...but the world quickly became popular enough that Marc decided to run with it full time. Today, Nordock is a franchise consisting of several variants of the world hosted on professional level hardware in Texas by Doug "Serverhost" Rhea.
 
   
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Some new Nordock persistent worlds came to life thanks to Beamdog and its release of ''[[Neverwinter Nights Enhanced Edition]]'' in 2018, while the original Richterm's Retreat is still holding to the legacy version 1.69, for which BioWare stopped support in 2008. (There is a community patch available on the [https://neverwintervault.org/project/nwn1/other/patch/community-patch-172 vault].)
In the fall of 2002, Marc released the current running version of Nordock to the general public via NWN Vault. Permission was given to all to download, host, hack and reuse Nordock as they saw fit and the public went nuts. Today, one can find Nordock variants all over the globe.
 
   
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==External links==
A great deal of history and other information about Nordock can be found at [http://www.nordock.net/wiki/nordock/nordock Nordock.net's own Wiki.]
 
   
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*[http://www.nordock.quest Richterm's Retreat (NWN 1.69)]
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*[https://victoriannordock.com/ Victorian Nordock (NWN 1.69)]
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*[https://www.adawnofheroes.com/ A Dawn of Heroes (NWN Enhanced Edition)]
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*[http://nordockmartialage.altervista.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Main_Page Nordock Martial Age (NWN Enhanced Edition)]
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*[https://neverwintervault.org/project/nwn1/module/gameworld/land-nordock-persistent-world Public release of Nordock @ NWVault]
 
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Revision as of 14:09, 28 May 2022

The Land of Nordock is one of the oldest and most popular NWN persistent worlds. The module was created originally as a "placeholder" world to run on Marc "richterm" Richterm's NWN server for when he wasn't running games for friends, but the world quickly became popular enough that Marc decided to run with it full time.

Today, Nordock is a franchise consisting of several variants of the world hosted on professional level hardware. From 2002 through 2021, hosting was in Texas by Doug "Serverhost" Rhea. In 2022, Joshua "WafflesMcDuff" Goldberg took over as server host based in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

In the fall of 2002, Marc released the current running version of Nordock to the general public via Neverwinter Vault. Permission was given to all to download, host, hack and reuse Nordock as they saw fit and the public went nuts. Today, one can find Nordock variants all over the globe.

Some new Nordock persistent worlds came to life thanks to Beamdog and its release of Neverwinter Nights Enhanced Edition in 2018, while the original Richterm's Retreat is still holding to the legacy version 1.69, for which BioWare stopped support in 2008. (There is a community patch available on the vault.)

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