Tabletop & RPGs
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http://justaddwater-bedford.blogspot.com/
Bedford's miniature painting and wargaming blog covers detailed techniques for painting historical armies, including Late Romans, Sassanians, and fantasy figures. Posts dive deep into speed-painting methods, contrast paint experiments, and getting units battle-ready on the tabletop without sacrificing quality.
https://zappa.brainiac.com/spaceship/index.html
Tom Granvold has compiled an exhaustive reference database of spaceship miniatures and tabletop games, covering both currently available and out-of-print products across board games, card games, miniature games, and RPGs. The site includes company contact information, organized indexes by game type, and has been meticulously maintained since the early 2000s as a go-to resource for the spaceship wargaming hobby.
https://fraternityofshadows.com/
The Fraternity of Shadows is a long-running fan community dedicated to Ravenloft, the gothic horror campaign setting for Dungeons & Dragons, offering netbooks, a wiki called Mistipedia, campaign journals, DM resources, and a lively forum. With over 500 pages of fan-created content in a single netbook issue alone, this is clearly a labor of love and the definitive hub for Ravenloft enthusiasts on the web.
http://fourhorsemenenterprises.com./
Four Horsemen Enterprises is the official home of WARRIOR, a set of ancient and medieval wargaming rules described as among the most challenging and thought-provoking available. Visitors can download army list booklets, find tournament information, submit rules questions, and learn about upcoming expansions like FLEET WARRIOR, CAMPAIGN WARRIOR, and FANTASY WARRIOR.
https://www.fantasy.kismetrose.com/FantasyLinks.html
Kismet Rose's curated link collection gathers hundreds of resources for tabletop RPG players and fantasy writers, covering virtual tabletops, D20 systems, name generators, maps, and world-building tools. With reciprocal links, SRD references, and generators for everything from Drow names to medieval characters, it serves as a well-organized gateway for both GMs and players.
https://alternatehoney.neocities.org/
Honey's Hangout is a colorful personal homepage by a creator who goes by Honey, showcasing their love of Dungeons and Dragons, furries, Lego, indie game dev, and 3DS homebrew. The site features a D&D chatroom, a blog, a guestbook, art highlights, and a lively stamp collection typical of old-web aesthetics.
http://heliograph.com/trmgs
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.
https://lcoat.tripod.com/index.htm
Lou Coatney's homepage offers a collection of free, printable World War II and Civil War boardgames covering battles like Alamein, Stalingrad, and Leyte Gulf, many designed as introductory wargames for classroom and hobbyist use. The site also features cardstock model warships, historical research including a Katyn Massacre thesis, and links to his companion site with even more games and naval content.
http://dbmm.org.uk/
DBMM Rankings tracks competitive standings for De Bellis Magistrorum Militum, a historical miniature wargame, using the Glicko rating system across players from dozens of countries. The site lets visitors filter rankings by country, region, and year, and includes competition history, army lists, and player statistics dating back to 2006.
https://cowell.org/~andy/min
Andy Cowell's curated hub for miniature wargaming covers a wide range of systems including Blood Bowl, Necromunda, DBA/DBM, Piquet, and Ground Zero Games titles. The site includes original content such as vehicle generators, weapons summaries, photo galleries, and links to manufacturers and player communities.