~ Early Web Links ~

Trebian's long-running blog covers historical miniature wargaming across a sweeping range of eras, from ancient Spartans and Successors to World War One and beyond, with battle reports, homebrew rules downloads, and musings on balancing the hobby with adult life. The site includes original rulesets like 'Not Quite Mechanised' and 'For Whom The Dice Rolls,' making it a genuine resource for miniature wargamers interested in historical scenarios.

Sir Paperweight the Third is a thoughtful tabletop RPG blog featuring campaign retrospectives and GM advice, including this detailed post-mortem on running a sci-fi political intrigue campaign set aboard a strike-gripped space station. The author breaks down lessons learned from eight sessions of faction-driven play, covering topics like tension design, player agency, and how to make violence a last resort rather than a default solution.

The Hong Kong Society of Wargamers (HKSW) is a club dedicated to tabletop wargaming across a vast range of historical periods, from Ancient battles through to Vietnam and beyond, as well as fantasy and sci-fi settings. The site lists upcoming meeting schedules, member dispatches, gaming reports, and a gallery, making it a lively hub for Hong Kong's miniature and board wargaming community.

Myth-Weavers Lethe hosts a powerful random dungeon generator for Dungeons & Dragons 3.5, originally created by Jamis Buck and maintained by the Myth-Weavers community. Dungeon Masters can customize room count, sparseness, secret doors, treasure, monsters, and grid size, then save or bookmark the generated dungeon map for their campaigns.

Patrick Receveur's personal site covers tabletop gaming interests including role-playing games, scenarios, and miniature figures. The meta keywords reference 'jeux de role,' 'scenario,' and 'figurines,' pointing to a French-language hobby gaming enthusiast page.

A dedicated hobbyist resource for wargame enthusiasts, offering custom rules, scenario refits, and downloadable countersheets for classic hex-and-counter board wargames covering Napoleonic, Civil War, and WWII conflicts. Notable offerings include rules updates for games like Napoleon on the Danube, Panzerblitz scenario refits, and full-colour countersheets for titles such as Wooden Ships and Iron Men and Tank Leader.

KORBOL is a Polish-language personal site by a graphic design student and artist who creates original characters, TTRPG materials, and digital zines, with a notable fan translation project of Mörk Borg that was ultimately shelved due to licensing restrictions. Visitors can browse selected works, find links to downloadable projects on itch.io including the NPC-focused zine 'NPC-TY I TY', and explore the creator's original TTRPG settings like KUBLAND and ZEW TIAMAT.

John's blog chronicles the activities of the North Texas Wargamers group, including game day recaps, tournament photos, and play-by-play battle reports from titles like Twilight Struggle, Federation Commander, and ASL Cityfight scenarios. The site serves as a community hub for board wargaming enthusiasts, with an extensive sidebar of links to podcasts, ConsimWorld, and BoardGameGeek resources.

The Boardgame Players Association (BPA) is the organizing body behind the World Boardgaming Championships (WBC), an annual convention bringing together competitive board game players from across the country. The site covers event listings, tournament results, PBeM (Play by eMail) competitions, sportsmanship awards, hotel reservations, and vendor information for the upcoming WBC at Seven Springs Mountain Resort.

EBROG (The Internet Berg's Review of Games) is the online home of the BROG zine, a game review newsletter that Richard Berg published across multiple issues from 1992 to 1995. Visitors can browse and download archived issues covering tabletop and wargaming reviews spanning conventions, seasonal releases, and holiday roundups.