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The Imperial Dispatch Newsletters

"Imperial Wars has exceeded my expectations. I knew when I read the design document that it had the 'simple complexity' that always results in a great game, with exceptionally high re-playability and fun. It is that and much more;"

- Aaron Cammarata
Designer, Tony Hawk, Pro Skater
Versions 1,2,3,& 4
IWars beta tester

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Click on the link below to connect to the
Imperial Wars
IRC channel

THe Mibbit IRC Chat Widget has been tested with Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera and Safari and probably works with most other browsers.

IRC CHANNEL

Logging on:

Logging on is automatic.

You will be asked to create a "screen name" or you can accept the random one created. When you click CONNECT will be taken to the #iwars Chat Channel. If you see a GE nickname that is one of the Galactic Effectuators online.

Once you have determined which size IRC Chat window fits your screen best and you have successfully entered the IWars chat, you can bookmark this page and automatically and easily return to the Imperial Wars Senate easily.

Getting an IRC dedicated client:

This is a very nice little application but If you want a more versatile connection or if you are a veteran IRC user, and would like to use a dedicated IRC client, try the mIRC Homepage, one of the most popular IRC chat clients around. No matter what client you use, the table below contains the information you need to establish a connection with your dedicated IRC client.

Imperial Wars IRC Server	irc.sorcery.net
IRC Port:	6667
Channel	#iwars

Imperial Wars on the Internet Relay Chat.

IRC stands for Internet Relay Chat. The IRC network is older than the World Wide Web. It is a virtual meeting place where people from all over the world can meet and talk (errr, type). On the IRC you connect with others in chat "channels" or virtual rooms, usually defined by a particular topic) to talk in groups, or privately. There is no restriction to the number of people that can participate in a given discussion, or the number of channels that can be formed on IRC. As a user you run a "client" program which connects to a "server" in an IRC network. All servers are interconnected and pass messages from user to user over the IRC network. One server can be connected to several other servers and up to hundreds of clients.

SorceryNet's European IRC servers host our chat channel Iwars.

Terms of Use

We enforce the same rules of use on the IRC Chat as we do in the Imperial Forums and in Imperial Wars itself. If you are not already, please make yourself familiar with them at Terms Of Use.