Links

Earthdawn Links

• RedBrick Limited: Publishers of Earthdawn
• RedBrick Store at DriveThruRPG (PDF Products)
  • Earthdawn Player's Compendium
  • Earthdawn Gamemaster's Compendium
  • Denizens of Earthdawn, Volume 1
  • Denizens of Earthdawn, Volume 2
  • Horrors
  • The Serpent River
  • Throal: The Dwarf Kingdom
  • Secret Societies of Barsaive
  • The Blood Wood
  • The Ork Nation of Cara Fahd
  • Magic: A Manual of Mystic Secrets
  • Arcane Mysteries of Barsaive
  • Mists of Betrayal
  • Terror in the Skies
  • Infected
  • Throal Adventures
  • Prelude to War
• Licensed Earthdawn Merchandise:
  • Spreadshirt (USA)
  • Spreadshirt (Europe)
  • Cafe Press
• Earthdawn Publishing Trust: A fan forum that publishes the Book of Tomorrow, an Earthdawn fanzine.
• Living Room Games: Publishers of Earthdawn: Second Edition
• The Second Step: This is a nice little (free) character creator program for Earthdawn Second Edition. A new version that supports other editions is in the works.
• Lost Earthdawn: Source of Earthdawn Novels Liferock and Scars. Little Treasures coming soon.
• Piercing a Veil: Another lost Earthdawn novel, written by Allan Varney.
• Earthdawn Journal: This is the home of the (now defunct) Earthdawn Journal fanzine.
• Strands: One of the earliest Earthdawn fan sites out there, it set the standard.

Camarilla Links

• The Camarilla: White Wolf's official, worldwide LARP (Live-Action Roleplaying Game) set in their World of Darkness.
• Domain of the Forgotten Hour: My home domain.
• Camarilla Northeast Region
• Carthian Movement in Bangor: A little website devoted to the local Carthian movement.
• Newshound's Livejournal: My in-character blog, source of The More Things Change.

Other Role-Playing Links

• RPGnet: A great source for games of all types loaded with news, reviews, and other game related stuff.
• The Escapist: The Escapist houses information on the Committee for the Advancement of Role-Playing Games (CARPGa). This site is a great place to begin your foray into RPG advocacy. They have tons of links to articles on role-playing games, both pro and con.
• Uncle Figgy's Realm: This site has four excellent role-playing game net-books, one for players, one for game masters, one for non-gamers, and one about the fantasy genre. Definately worth a look.
• Stiggybaby's: This online discount gaming store specializes in role-playing games.
• Atlas Games: Publishers of the excellent games Ars Magica and Unknown Armies. In my opinion, one of the coolest game companies out there.
• White Wolf: Publishers of the World of Darkness, Vampire: The Requiem, Werewolf: The Forsaken, and Mage: The Awakening, as well as the fantasy game Exalted.
• Dungeons & Dragons Homepage: This page on the Wizards of the Coast website is the place to get official D&D news and information.
• ZAON Role-Playing Game: A science-fiction RPG I did some consulting work on in the early days of my career.
• Page XX: A Column by RPG pro Robin Laws. Great advice from a legend.
• Black Hat Matt's Guide to Better Roleplaying: A great collection of articles on role-playing. Mostly directly related to the World of Darkness, but more generally useful as well.

Webcomics

• 8-Bit Theater
• Homestar Runner
• Red vs Blue

Blogs

• The Dilbert Blog
• Neil Gaiman
• Hitherby Dragons
• Wil Wheaton Dot Net
• Mike Daisey

Podcasts

• The Signal: The original Firefly podcast.
• Firefly Talk: The other Firefly podcast.
• The Week in Whedon: Why yes, Joss is my master now. Why do you ask?
• Geek-Fu Action Grip: "Reviews, essays, and rants from a gamer, fangirl, writer and mommy, all in one."
• I Should be Writing: From Mur Lafferty of "Geek-Fu Action Grip" comes this 'cast about writing.
• The Transmission: A fan podcast devoted to the series Lost.

Miscellany

• Whoosh!: An online journal and episode guide originally devoted to Xena: Warrior Princess, but has expanded to cover a large number of action-adventure television shows.
• Bruce Campbell.com: The official website of Bruce Campbell, B-movie actor and cult hero.
• Internet Movie Database: A database of film and television information, extensively cross-referenced (though not always accurate).
• Google: One of the best search engines out there.
• Mozilla Firefox: My web browser of choice.
• Mozilla Thunderbird: The companion e-mail program.
• Trillian: A sweet program that combines several chat clients under a single interface.
• Audacity: Free audio recorder and editor.

Link Partners

• Ex Libris Online: A selection of science-fiction, fantasy, mystery and horror books, with an eclectic selection of non-fiction, music and videos/dvd.
• Malinche Entertainment: Go retro and play some excellent text adventure games rendered in the Infocom tradition.
• If you want to swap links with The Lore Merchant, send the webmaster an e-mail using the link in the sidebar.