~ Early Web Links ~

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.

A dedicated download hub for VASSAL modules and extensions supporting Fighting Wings, the JD Webster aerial combat tabletop game series. The site offers country-organized module files covering nations like Germany, Japan, the USA, and the USSR, with a detailed changelog tracking years of ongoing updates and new aircraft additions.

Wargaming Miscellany is the long-running blog of a veteran tabletop wargamer covering battle reports, wargame design, rules discussions, and historical miniature gaming across eras from World War I to colonial conflicts. With hundreds of tagged posts spanning topics like naval wargames, portable wargame systems, and wargames publications, this is a rich resource for serious hobbyists in the historical miniatures community.

A small but charming reference page collecting useful Latin phrases for players of the tabletop RPG Ars Magica, including translations and contributor credits. The phrases range from Monty Python references to mailing list abbreviations, giving it a playful, community-sourced flavor.

Created by Arofan Gregory, this sprawling resource covers historical miniatures wargaming across dozens of periods, from Neolithic prehistory to modern conflicts, with battle scenarios, game reviews, painting and casting guides, and rules supplements. Highlights include original Lion Rampant extensions, Art de la Guerre scenarios, a beginner's budget guide, and detailed accounts of remote gaming sessions.

A tribute page dedicated to SPI (Simulations Publications Inc.) and classic wargames, covering titles like Squad Leader, NATO Division Commander, Tac Air, and many other historical board wargames. The site blends English and Japanese content, reflecting a devoted fan community for these simulation games spanning conflicts from D-Day to Vietnam.

Schild en Vriend is the homepage for a miniature wargames club based in Leuven, Belgium, covering historical periods from ancient times to the far future across multiple scales. The site features game reports, painting showcases, scenario rules, and a blog documenting the club's ongoing campaigns and activities.

Nora Reed's homepage is packed with procedural text generators, with a heavy focus on RPG content like character classes, magic items, dwarf names, and potion descriptions. Beyond tabletop fare, the site also offers whimsical generators for horrible pizzas, cocktails, bad Kickstarters, and weed strains, making it a delightfully chaotic creative tool collection.

Cobb (Jacob) maintains this eclectic personal site covering tabletop RPGs, retro gaming achievements, music listening logs, and written posts on topics ranging from Pokemon to indie games. The site features an IndieWeb-friendly design with RSS feeds, a RetroAchievements tracker, Libre.FM music logs, and a rich collection of pages including a Nuzlocke tracker, Mahjong, and Sabacc sections.

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.