~ Early Web Links ~

The official fan-recognized site for Dark Sun, the post-apocalyptic desert campaign setting for Dungeons and Dragons, featuring rules supplements, adventures, articles, and a rich archive of products from TSR, Wizards of the Coast, and community publishers. Visitors will find a deep well of resources including a timeline, distance calculator, magazine index, podcasts, and actual play content all dedicated to the harsh world of Athas.

The official home of SEEKRIEG, a naval miniatures wargame system covering naval warfare from 1880 to 1945, maintained by the game's own authors. Visitors can explore products like SEEKRIEG 5 and ship log CD-ROMs, learn about historical naval combat eras from pre-dreadnoughts to WWII carrier task forces, and find links to purchase rules and accessories.

The online home of the Transactions of the Royal Martian Geographical Society, a fan publication dedicated to Space 1889 and Victorian-era roleplaying games, originally published by Mark Clark in the early 1990s. Visitors can browse archived articles across four collected volumes and find information on print editions including the restored 'author's cut' of the classic adventure Canal Priests Of Mars.

d20PFSRD is a comprehensive System Reference Document for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, covering everything from core classes and feats to magic items, bestiary entries, and alternative rule systems. With hundreds of pages spanning barbarian rage powers, arcane schools, prestige classes, and third-party content, it serves as an indispensable free reference for Pathfinder players and game masters alike.

Stabby Jack is a complete tabletop RPG system designed to be played entirely with a standard deck of playing cards, no dice or character sheets required. The site presents the full ruleset for 2 or more players, covering setup, character attributes, combat, leveling up, and monster fighting in a compact and freely available format.

Dr. Wictz shares tips, designer diaries, and advice on board game design, with a focus on their own published games including Robotech: Reconstruction. The blog spans years of posts covering card-driven wargame mechanics, designer philosophy, and practical guidance for aspiring board game creators.

Naval Warfare Simulations (NWS) is a publisher of tactical and strategic combat games spanning computer simulations, printable board games, and miniatures rules, operating since 2001. Visitors can browse the NWS software store for downloadable and CD-based naval and land warfare wargames, as well as access community forums.

Created by 'The Perfect Captain,' this old-web page introduces 'The Feldmachink,' a clever system for adding hidden movement and dummy counters to hex-based board wargames. The concept promises to revolutionize any era of wargaming by using mega-hex overlays to obscure troop positions, adding a fog-of-war element to traditional tabletop battles.

Wargame Academy, maintained by Bill Thomson, is a comprehensive reference site dedicated to historical boardgame wargames, covering an enormous catalog of titles from publishers like Avalon Hill, SPI, GDW, and Columbia Games. Each game gets its own department page with rules, errata, strategy notes, and variants, making this an invaluable deep-dive resource for grognards and hex-and-counter enthusiasts.

Calliope.exe is a personal gaming site by a creator called Lucian, centered around tabletop RPG experiences including The Wretched, The Lighthouse at the End of the World, and Dungeons and Dragons 5e. The site has a cozy ASCII art aesthetic and is organized around solo ('singleplayer') and group ('multiplayer') game content.