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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.

Elfmaids & Octopi is Christopher Tamm's prolific old-school tabletop RPG blog packed with random tables, homebrew rules, and imaginative worldbuilding content spanning settings like Planet Psychon, Xor, and Gamma Aeon. This particular post offers a d100 table of Magic Guild Demands, one of hundreds of game-ready resources that make this a treasure trove for OSR dungeon masters.

The official fan-recognized site for Dark Sun, the post-apocalyptic desert campaign setting for Dungeons and Dragons, featuring rules supplements, adventures, articles, and a rich archive of products from TSR, Wizards of the Coast, and community publishers. Visitors will find a deep well of resources including a timeline, distance calculator, magazine index, podcasts, and actual play content all dedicated to the harsh world of Athas.

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.

Wargames Research Group Ltd is the official homepage of WRG, a long-established publisher of historical wargames rules and army list books including the renowned DBMM (De Bellis Magistrorum Militum) series. Run by directors Phil Barker, Sue Laflin-Barker, and colleagues, the site catalogs their catalog of historical miniature wargaming rulebooks available through Amazon and Lulu, covering ancient naval warfare, medieval armies, and more.

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.

Niko's personal blog, written under the handle Inumo, focuses heavily on tabletop RPG design and GMing craft, with detailed essays on games like Fabula Ultima, Lancer, and Girl by Moonlight. The site doubles as a home base for several original TTRPG projects and offers thoughtful long-form writing on game theory, reviews, and design philosophy.

AutoRealm is a free, open-source map-making program for tabletop RPGs, created by Andrew Gryc and licensed under the GNU GPL, offering features like fractal lines, hex grids, random name generation, and symbol libraries. Hosted on the RPG Library, this page provides downloads, screenshots, and support links for a capable mapping tool suited for designing castles, cities, and campaign maps.