~ Early Web Links ~

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.

ConsimWorld is a long-running hub for the wargame community, aggregating news, videos, forum discussions, and product announcements from publishers like GMT Games, Multi-Man Publishing, and High Flying Dice Games. Active since 1996, it serves as a central gathering point for fans of conflict simulation board games, covering everything from historical wargames to new Kickstarter releases.

Feederly is a personal creative site featuring art, original characters (OCs), and Dungeons & Dragons content including spell lists, stats, and personality profiles. The site has a cozy, interactive design with dark mode, keyboard navigation, and a guest book, making it a charming corner of Neocities dedicated to tabletop RPG creativity.

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.

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.

Command & Strategy is a print magazine published by Udo Grebe Gamedesign (UGG) covering wargames and strategy board games, featuring game reviews, designer interviews, and historical scenarios covering conflicts from the Napoleonic Wars to World War II. This page announces the magazine's transition from its traditional format to a new 'Deluxe Edition,' with details on back issues, subscription changes, and featured content including a Dean Essig interview and coverage of titles like Pearl Harbour and Wings over Arras.

EN World is a major hub for tabletop RPG enthusiasts, covering news, reviews, and discussions about Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, Starfinder, Warhammer, and many other systems. The site features columns by industry veterans like Ed Greenwood and Jonathan Tweet, crowdfunding roundups, product reviews, and active community forums with thousands of participants.

JesWeb is a French-language resource dedicated to board games and children's games, covering titles like Duel Masters, Carcassonne, Puerto Rico, and Dungeons & Dragons with reviews, game aids, and original puzzles. The site also features magic tricks with video demonstrations, making it a broad and lively hub for tabletop gaming enthusiasts.

Jack's creative hub showcases original tabletop RPG projects like 'Snare: A Slasher Film RPG' alongside zines and other indie works. The site blends horror, slasher film aesthetics, and game design into a quirky personal archive that reflects the creator's eclectic tastes.

Part of the d20srd.org reference network, this Fantasy World Generator creates randomized hex-based world maps nearly 4000 pixels wide with customizable options for water coverage, ice, rivers, cities, castles, and map style. Tabletop RPG players and dungeon masters can generate richly detailed fantasy worlds in about 45 seconds, complete with atmospheric font choices ranging from Tengwar to English Runes.