~ Early Web Links ~

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.

Shakos and Sprues is a hobby site dedicated to historical miniature wargaming, featuring battle scenarios and content for Black Seas, the Napoleonic naval warfare game by Warlord Games. Visitors can find custom scenario content including 'The Macau Incident,' making it a useful resource for players looking to expand their tabletop campaigns.

Blackwater Station is a comprehensive reference hub for the 18xx family of railroad board games, covering hundreds of titles from 1800 to modern variants with reviews, a tile encyclopedia, and a beginner's guide. Now run by Toby Mao, the site also catalogs amateur-produced gamekits and tracks distribution orders, making it an essential stop for enthusiasts and designers alike.

Prufrock's wargaming blog covers tabletop miniature wargames with a focus on ancient battles, including detailed after-action reports of games like Lost Battles and Commands & Colors: Ancients. Posts like this one chronicle a multiplayer session refighting the Battle of Asculum, complete with tactical breakdowns and troop deployment notes.

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.

Jim's Gaming Page is a strategy hub dedicated to tabletop card and board wargames, with detailed tips for titles like Dixie: First Bull Run, Caesar and Cleopatra, Lost Cities, Victory, and a custom military variant for Settlers of Catan. The site also features original scenarios for Tank Commander: East Front and links to wargaming resources, making it a useful stop for fans of classic two-player strategy games.

WIZRING is a whimsical webring connecting sites belonging to fans of wizards, classic RPGs, dungeoncrawlers, and fantasy media, where members join under wizard titles and colors. Visitors can browse the council of member sites and find communities centered around TTRPGs, Magic: The Gathering, and all things wizardly.

Phillip Riley's homepage features an extensive collection of fantasy name generators covering dozens of cultures and time periods, from Anglo-Saxon and Norse to Arabic and Nahuatl, built to support tabletop RPG worldbuilding. The site also includes D&D mailing list links, an NPC quest generator, and other RPG tools making it a genuinely useful resource for dungeon masters and fantasy writers.

OnLine of Departure is the web home of Jim Werbaneth's award-winning semi-professional wargaming magazine, published quarterly since 1991 and recognized with multiple Charles S. Roberts Awards for Best Amateur Magazine. Visitors can browse comprehensive article lists, download free board game supplements and computer game scenarios, and order issues covering strategy, analysis, reviews, and variants across the full spectrum of historical wargames.

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.