Tabletop & RPGs
160 sites
https://kramer-spiele.hier-im-netz.de/
The official homepage of Wolfgang Kramer, one of Germany's most celebrated board game designers, featuring a catalog of his games including titles like Colosseum, Tikal Legend, and Baron Oxx. Visitors can explore his biography, awards, game rules, bestseller lists, co-authors, and press coverage spanning decades of prolific game design.
https://blog.d4caltrops.com/2023/07/spoor-sign-or-tracks-traces-by-type.html
d4 Caltrops is a tabletop RPG blog by ktrey focused on old-school gaming tools, random tables, and wilderness encounter resources. This particular post offers a detailed categorized d100 table of creature tracks and traces designed to help game masters improvise with Overloaded Encounter and Hazard Dice systems.
https://richardhberg.tripod.com/ebrog.html
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.
http://spieleakademie.at/wordpress
The Österreichische Spiele-Akademie is an Austrian non-profit organization dedicated to promoting board games and tabletop gaming across Austria. The site lists upcoming events including the official Austrian Terraforming Mars championship, game festivals, author meetings, and the prestigious Österreichischer Spielepreis board game award.
https://analogjoy.club/
Analog Joy Club is a scholarly archival project by Nathan Altice, a UC Santa Cruz professor, dedicated to researching and translating historical Japanese board, card, war, and role-playing games from the Shōwa era (1926–89). The site offers high-resolution archival scans and full English translations of dozens of rare Japanese analog games, making it an invaluable resource for board game historians and enthusiasts.
https://philriley.tripod.com/ot.html
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.
https://onboardwargaming.blogspot.com/
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.
https://frugalgm.com/
Frugal GM, run by Christopher Stogdill, is a long-running blog dedicated to helping tabletop RPG game masters find free and budget-friendly resources, from printable maps to full rulesets. Posts regularly highlight Pay-What-You-Want tools, DriveThruRPG sales, and community finds that make running tabletop games more affordable.
https://chaosgen.com/
ChaosGen offers a comprehensive suite of random generator tools designed for tabletop roleplaying game players and GMs, covering NPCs, encounters, dungeons, cities, wilderness, and much more. The site supports multiple systems including Dungeons & Dragons and Warhammer FRP, and also links to PDF random tables available on DM's Guild.
http://ravensbranch.allen.com/battlespoo.html
Battle Spoo is Todd's dedicated fan site for the Babylon 5 Wars tabletop miniatures game, featuring custom ship designs from universes like Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica converted into B5W format. Visitors will find painting and kitbashing how-to guides, tournament play aids in PDF format, original ship designs for races like the Pak'ma'ra and Narn, and a mailing list FAQ for the B5W community.