From D'Keeper, released 8/28/00, his first released set in years. "Living Levels" explores one of the possibilities raised by the random scripting first seen in "R.I.P." from the Geezers. All six levels feature constantly-changing random layouts. Try it, it's fun! (Admin comment) Get This Set! It's Great! (/Admin comment )

A collection of solo levels (supposedly) released in 1996. Included are Arena with Eight Sides, Bad Colour Scheme, blind, Blockhouse, Dogeball 3.0 and II, Hawthorne, Helter skelter, Lasagna, LionBall, Monolith lite, Red, Spring, and Winter. If you don't have all these solo levels, grab this.

New regular set from the brains behind AfterShock. Some fun layouts, and then there's the speeders set. Kinda fun-with new hulls and all- but the race courses are rather long. Definitely above average.

The second level set from the AA, again following the original design with both a "Normal" and "Abnormal" set. Yet another standard to have if youre a serious player.

Ok, you've downloaded Essential Levels. Now what? Well, here's another set of levels: old cult favorites. These are the levels that two people in a server sometimes spontaneously start playing while everyone else stares at the words "mission not found," wondering what's going on. Levels in this archive: A Bridge Too Far, Armageddon 2.0, AvaraScape Octagon, Avarathon 1.0.1, Blind, Castle Anthrax, Dodgeball 2.5, Holy Hand Grenades 2.0, Hunting Grounds 1.2, Maps with Balls, Robin Hood v1.1, SausageLevels 1.5, The Guantlet, and Topsy Turvy. Levels not in this archive: Wrestling 4.0, because it's in Essential Levels, and Symbiosis, because it's too new.

I'm having flashbacks to the 70s, and it's not pretty. Neither is this level. Nice looking, in a way, but there is NO playability here. Here Tommy, play this record, it won't hurt you... "Stayin' Alive...Stayin' Alive..."

Created by the "unknown" author, this collection pulls the best levels from all of the "un" sets, including unknown, unnamed, untitled, unappreciated and unwanted. Viewed best when using the Scorekeeper plug-in.

Created by the "unknown" author, this set contains solo levels for you to practice your moves. Think you can dance the dance? Try these on for size.

Levels designed by Kyle "Vader" Blessing. Poetic Justice is a normal level set, Psychodelic Phuzz is an abnormal set. Enjoy!

Released in March of 2000, R.I.P. may be the last geezer set produced for Avara v1.0. This set includes Scrambled! and Infinity, two levels that have randomly created layouts - unique to the Avara world! It also includes revised versions of Baghdad and Showdown and Hopscotch that include random incarnators.