Sponsorised links
2008
The WorldForge Project
by jdrsantos
& 1 other
The WorldForge project creates multiplayer online roleplaying games. We are the original Open Source MMORPG project.
2007
The WorldForge Project
by Roc0
& 1 other
The WorldForge project's primary goal is to create multiplayer online roleplaying games. We are the original Open Source MMORPG project.
Gonewanderin.com- Games gt Roleplaying
by ktsch
& 2 others
(via)
Gonewanderin is PR Strong, SEO friendly, human edited directory offering links to inner pages with regular, featured and reciprocal listings for quality sites. Submissions accepted for over 3000 categories and reviews are completed on a timely basis
Sponsorised links
2006
Order of the stick/ErfWorld
by Foolster41
& 1 other
Order of the Stick: Five herons known as the order of the stick (All the people are stick figures) find themselves on a quest to save the kingdom and the world in this zany pen-and-paper role playing game (Mostly D&D) derived web comic adventure. This comic is good if you get past the rather lame body-related humor of the beginning. (Some mild suggestive themes). ErfWorld: A roleplaying in our time is transporter in to the world of the game and is forced to be a head general for a city that is under siege. (Some mild suggestive themes)
Dream Weaved Worlds - Roleplaying Games, maps and miniatures gaming
by Cyberdrake
Latest update, February 24, 2007
Cool RPG website with lots of maps and miniatures gaming tiles, very useful for dungeons masters!
Free mmorpg
by ct27stf
freemmorpg massive multiplayer online roleplaying game (MMORPG) with free 7-day trial
Vampires! The Dark Alleyway
by nackereia
Roleplaying game. Your character is a vampire, and your goal is to drink other vampire's and humans blood while avoiding the slayers (slayers, as in more than one) and the vampire hunters, as they tend to steal your blood. Some vampire will steal your coi
The 20' By 20' Room: John Kirk's Design Patterns of Successful Roleplaying Games
by bcpbcp
(via)
John Kirk has written a book, Design Patterns of Successful Roleplaying Games, in which he tries to catalogue successful game mechanics, why they work, and when (and when not) to use them. Design patterns are a communication tool from software development -- the idea is that successful projects will tend to have recurring patterns, and that by naming and describing them and the situations that call for their use, we can make it easier to turn tacit, experiential knowledge into a teachable skill.
2005
La Belle Dame Sans Merci
by Morgaine
(via)
Common Interests: Humanities, Fine Arts, Roleplaying Games, Counterculture, Weblogs, Arts/Humanities, Photography, Cyberculture, Bizarre/Oddities
Fantasy Grounds
by LapinLove404
& 3 others
(via)
The Virtual Tabletop for Pen & Paper Roleplaying Games
2004
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