Last Orders is a storytelling environment centered on the tragic end of Arthurian chivalry.
Charlemagne’s rule over the Carolingian Franks has begun, and Pope Adrian I stands secure within the Papal States, sheltered by the defeat of the Lombards. In Brittany, old borders burn once more, as long-simmering tensions flare with the return of Roland of Nantes.
The local kings of the Bretons have united in defense of their realms against Frankish encroachment, yet unity frays as upstart lords return from foreign wars demanding titles, rank, and recognition—claims forged not in Breton soil, but in Lombard blood.
The Last Orders are the remnants of monastic knightly orders founded by those Knights of the Round Table who returned to Brittany after Arthur’s fall at Camlann and his journey to Avalon. Once warriors, they became hermits and monks, binding themselves to oaths older than crowns or law. Centuries later, only a few remain.
This is their tragedy: the slow decay of sacred vows in a brutal medieval world where law replaces honor, and power outweighs virtue. Last Orders stands at the threshold between history and legend.
Listed as historical, there are and may be some fantasy elements, but very light fantasy.
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Connections by hour
Busiest Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 01:00–20:59.
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Players on by day, in UTC. 8-week rolling average.
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How many, over time
Typically 1 on, peaking at 2, over 28 of 365 days. Steady across the range.
days in UTC · 13 Sep 2025 – 12 Sep 2026
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2 at the top28 of 365 days counted
mean of the counts we read that day
lowest to highest count that day
probed, no count could be read
not measured — a break in the line
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15 Aug–21 Aug: typically 1, peak 2, 6 days counted, 1 day not measured
22 Aug–28 Aug: typically 1, peak 2, 7 days counted
29 Aug–4 Sep: typically 1, peak 2, 7 days counted
5 Sep–11 Sep: typically 1, peak 2, 7 days counted
12 Sep: typically 1, peak 2, 1 day counted
Reachable
reachable · last 90 days
Reachable 100.0% of the 28 days we have measured. No day we measured was unreachable. 62 days predate anything we measured.
90 days agotoday
reachable
100.0%
longest outage
none in the window
last cause
nothing recorded
reachable
degraded — answered, could not finish
unreachable
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15 Jun – 15 Aug: 62 days not measured
What changed
18 Aug 2026 NAME recorded as Last Chivalry (staff)
16 Aug 2026 endpoint recorded as lastchivalry.org 1095 (handshake)
Capabilities
None of the 1 disagree.
capability
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declared
age
MSSP
✕ absent
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Declared by the game
name
Last Chivalry◇
codebase
AresMUSH◇
genre
Historical◇
status
Open◇
website
https://lastchivalry.org◇
description
Last Orders is a storytelling environment centered on the tragic end of Arthurian chivalry.
Charlemagne’s rule over the Carolingian Franks has begun, and Pope Adrian I stands secure within the Papal States, sheltered by the defeat of the Lombards. In Brittany, old borders burn once more, as long-simmering tensions flare with the return of Roland of Nantes.
The local kings of the Bretons have united in defense of their realms against Frankish encroachment, yet unity frays as upstart lords return from foreign wars demanding titles, rank, and recognition—claims forged not in Breton soil, but in Lombard blood.
The Last Orders are the remnants of monastic knightly orders founded by those Knights of the Round Table who returned to Brittany after Arthur’s fall at Camlann and his journey to Avalon. Once warriors, they became hermits and monks, binding themselves to oaths older than crowns or law. Centuries later, only a few remain.
This is their tragedy: the slow decay of sacred vows in a brutal medieval world where law replaces honor, and power outweighs virtue. Last Orders stands at the threshold between history and legend.
Listed as historical, there are and may be some fantasy elements, but very light fantasy.◇