Toadwater

This is the headstone marking the spot where we used to live and play and slaughter the innocent (trees).

Sadly, Toadwater is gone for good, and it is not coming back. The reasons are server costs, non-existent actual player base, a gigantic technical debt and the impending loss of the domain registration. Gone, but not forgotten. In this place we gather old stories, memories and pictures to feel nostalgic about our ~~wasted~~ well-spent youth.

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Repository

Even keeping the old forum up would be a gigantic security problem, as well as require considerable effort to maintain due to the ancient and bug-riddled nature of the forum software. Plus, what's more sad than a forum where the newest post is 18 months old ? So instead, we set up this library of memories for people to feel nostalgic about.

History

The riveting tale of how Toadwater came to be.

Gallery

Donated screenshots that random players found captivating.

Accounts

Personal stories from players, sharing their personal history of Toadwater.

Shoutouts

Shoutouts from less literary inclined players.

Hoards of Treewater

Way back around the year of our Lord 1999, in the outskirts of the fan community of a game called Asheron's Call, one of the weirdest games of the Internet was born. A plugin to an open source forum software called YaBB in its infancy, it quickly developed into a standalone web game the likes of which had never been seen before.

Accounts

Stories of the histories of the players of this game and how it influenced their lives