MUDs and MMORPGs for Macs

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Don't laugh. Lots of really cool and famous people use Macintoshes. I'm editing this file on a Mac right now. Well, not right now, but you know what I mean. I've been looking for a good list of Mac MMORPG's, but haven't found any. If you want something done right...

Most text-based MUDs will work on a Mac. The game runs on a remote server, and all you need for a client may be a web browser or some other utility that comes with the operating system. Things with no pictures can be lots of fun. Since they are simpler, they are less prone to crashes, lagging, and general bugginess.
Runescape is a nifty browser-based MMORPG. Since it uses Java, it runs on almost anything. There is even a low-res version for people with really slow, old computers. The first time I tried this game out, I couldn't get through the first door. But other people told me how much fun this game is, so I gave it another shot. Now I'm learning to set things on fire. Runescape has free and paid versions. And yes, it works fine on a Mac.
ShadowBane was released simultaneously for Macs and PC's. It is full of crashes and bugs, but seems to be able to eat peoples's brains anyway. Heck, it ate mine.
Everquest has a Mac version. It is a completely separate server from the PC version, however. No one expects EQ2 to come out for Macs, at least not any time soon. EQ1 was out for five years before they released a Mac version. There are rumors that SOE has stopped doing any maintenance or other work on EQ Mac. Also, there are some mixed reviews of this game on Amazon. Don't say I didn't warn you.
Worlds of Warcraft was simultaneously released for Macs and PC's. I have not had a chance to play it because my computer doesn't have enough umph. But the publisher is highly regarded by Mac game players, and I expect WoW to become a new favorite for many.
A Tale in the Desert is a nontraditional MMORPG that emphasizes cooperative problem solving over combat. It looks really cool. I can't play it yet because I will need to upgrade to OS 10.3. If you click on my ads enough, I will upgrade and post a review.
PuzzlePirates will run on Macs running 10.3 and later. It's Java-based.
I found Clanlord via Apple's software locator. It appears to be Mac-only, and has very low system requirements.
Vendetta Online is a space-based MMORPG that runs on Macs, PC's, and Linux.
Arcane Arena looks like a fairly simplistic, dungeon-based adventure game. The documentation isn't all that informative. Maybe I'll just have to give it a spin.

If you know of other mmorpg's that run on Macs, I want to hear it. Please mail information to lpb+muddex at linnaean.org.