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Reign of Fire II

■ UP reliability 75% · 48ms · checked

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address
call.rofbbs.com:6400
listed by
Spitfire
runs
C-Net · 1 node · Telnet
where
Chattanooga, TN, USA
added by
bbs hq on The Vortex, not yet verified as its sysop
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we hold no picture of this board · what it shows before login is text — a menu or a banner, no picture · its screen is below, whole

REIGN OF FIRE II

A tribute to the legendary Commodore 64 and the era when every byte mattered.

With retro systems roaring back to life thanks to modern WiFi modems, this classic BBS software continues to prove why it has survived decades of change.

Featuring a fully networked WALL, active message bases, and the unmistakable charm of true 8‑bit computing, this system delivers the authentic C64 BBS experience.

Powered by real hardware: C64, JiffyDOS, uIEC/SD, 1541-II, 1541, and a WiModem.

Running the oldest Commodore BBS software still in active development — a living piece of digital history.

Telnet:

telnet://call.rofbbs.com:6400

Website:

rofbbs.com

is it answering

answered 48 of 62 checks · reliability 75% · answered in 48ms last time

one mark a dial, oldest first — green answered, red did not. 62 kept, since ; the directory calls every board every night and remembers six months of them.

the score

·········· unrated nobody has scored it yet

six axes, one to ten, rated here or inside the BBS list on The Vortex — one score, either way. a rating fades with age, so come back and rate it again in a season.

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their screens

Reign of Fire II: screen 1, 118 rows, text
screen 1 · 80x118 · seen to · text, no picture

no picture before login, only text: shown whole, as a caller meets it, and never cut into a tile. every screen this board has drawn for a caller before login — 1 so far, since . a board that changes its welcome art keeps every screen here; one we stop meeting on our regular calls is let go after three visits and six months. the art belongs to its sysop and its artists.