~ Early Web Links ~

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.

Jim's Gaming Page is a strategy hub dedicated to tabletop card and board wargames, with detailed tips for titles like Dixie: First Bull Run, Caesar and Cleopatra, Lost Cities, Victory, and a custom military variant for Settlers of Catan. The site also features original scenarios for Tank Commander: East Front and links to wargaming resources, making it a useful stop for fans of classic two-player strategy games.

Paper Wars is a bi-monthly print magazine published by Omega Games covering wargames and conflict simulations, featuring reviews of new releases from publishers like GMT, Avalon Hill, and Decision Games. The site serves as an online hub for subscribers, offering issue indexes dating back to 2000 and subscription information for this niche hobby publication.

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.

RPG20 is a toolkit packed with databases and procedural generators for tabletop RPGs, covering D&D 3.5/5E monsters, spells, traps, and graphical map generators for dungeons, cities, caves, and more. Built by a single hobbyist programmer, it offers a hand-curated collection of useful tools for game masters looking to speed up session prep.

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.

Stabby Jack is a complete tabletop RPG system designed to be played entirely with a standard deck of playing cards, no dice or character sheets required. The site presents the full ruleset for 2 or more players, covering setup, character attributes, combat, leveling up, and monster fighting in a compact and freely available format.

Roll for Fantasy is a comprehensive toolkit for tabletop roleplayers, offering dozens of generators and creators covering everything from dungeon maps and coats of arms to language generators and random tavern menus. Game masters and players alike will find an impressive library of guides on running campaigns, homebrewing content, and handling tricky in-game situations alongside DIY project tutorials for crafting physical game accessories.

GURPS Saduria is a fan-created tabletop RPG gameworld set in a gritty fantasy analog of Earth's Tudor period around 1530, built for Steve Jackson Games' GURPS system. The site includes campaign materials, worldbuilding documents, maps, miniatures, and downloadable PDFs developed over the creator's 25-plus years of roleplaying experience.

Kismet's World of Darkness is a free fan resource hub for tabletop roleplaying games in the World of Darkness setting, covering Vampire: the Masquerade, Chronicles of Darkness, and Changeling: the Lost. Visitors can find homebrew rules, character resources, fiction, fonts, generators, and Storytelling guides built up since 1998.