~ Early Web Links ~

Specialist Arms Forum is a community hub dedicated to Games Workshop's specialist game systems, including Warmaster, Epic, and related miniature wargames. Visitors will find active discussion boards covering game reports, modelling and painting projects, event registration, and trades among a membership of over 28,000 enthusiasts.

A random treasure generator for Dungeons & Dragons 3e and 3.5e, originally developed by Jamis Buck and maintained by the Myth-Weavers play-by-post community. Dungeon Masters can input an encounter level and various modifiers to instantly generate loot including coins, goods, armor, weapons, potions, scrolls, and more from a wide variety of sourcebooks.

Nora Reed's homepage is packed with procedural text generators, with a heavy focus on RPG content like character classes, magic items, dwarf names, and potion descriptions. Beyond tabletop fare, the site also offers whimsical generators for horrible pizzas, cocktails, bad Kickstarters, and weed strains, making it a delightfully chaotic creative tool collection.

Historical Strategy Re-Creations (HSR) is the home of Strategic Naval Gunnery, a multi-player historical wargame focused on surface ship combat and naval gunnery campaigns across multiple eras. The site showcases annotated screenshots, After Action Reports, and scenario replays that bring battles like Tsushima to life for both solo and multiplayer Windows gameplay.

David Crook's long-running wargaming blog chronicles an eclectic mix of miniature painting, boardgames, naval battles, and historical wargaming projects spanning many years. From refighting the Battle of Jutland with 1:2400 scale models to exploring block wargames and diverse rule systems, this is a richly personal record of one hobbyist's enthusiastic and wide-ranging journey through the wargaming world.

Germy.co.uk is a miniature wargaming hobby site where the creator showcases hand-sculpted miniatures, scratch-built terrain, paper dungeon models, and painted figures across scales ranging from 3mm to 28mm. From alien Cimexians and tripod war machines to medieval camps and shanty towns, this site is a treasure trove of creative tabletop wargaming projects.

DBMM Rankings tracks competitive standings for De Bellis Magistrorum Militum, a tabletop wargame, using the Glicko rating system to rank players across countries and years. The site offers detailed player profiles, competition histories, army statistics, and a searchable roster spanning tournaments from 2006 to 2026.

Propnomicon is a long-running blog dedicated to prop-making and handout resources for Lovecraftian tabletop RPGs, especially Call of Cthulhu. Posts showcase curious artifacts, forbidden tomes, eldritch fonts, and vintage ephemera perfect for immersive game sessions.

Argus Arts is a hobby site by a self-described Web 1.0 enthusiast who built a recursive random generator as its centerpiece feature, alongside a Touhou-style danmaku shooter game. The creator's interests span tabletop RPGs, rhythm games, and bullet hell shooters, making this a charming small corner of the old web brought back to life.

Dave's Mapper is a web-based geomorphic map generator built for tabletop RPG enthusiasts, letting dungeon masters procedurally assemble dungeon, cavern, village, city, sci-fi, and other map types from tile sets contributed by dozens of artists. Created by web designer and puzzle author David Millar, the tool supports multiple grid options and map structures, making it a practical resource for D&D, OSR, and other roleplaying game prep.