Mazaron's Castle: Links

Here are some of my favorite AD&D related links, I hope you check them out! All of them are amateur sites designed and kept up by talented individuals.

Olik's AD&D Pages - Another good source for netbooks on a variety of topics, including classes, monsters, races, spells, weapons, and campaign settings. Everything from the "Complete Crossbow" to "The Mythos of Polynesia Revisted" to "The AD&D Guide to Trees." Great source for adventure scenarios as well.

Myths and Legends - Not AD&D pages, but a good internet source for the gods, mythology, heroes, legends, and monsters of many ancient and medieval cultures throughtout the world. Covers everything from Egypt and Mesopotamia to Tibet, Burma, Poland, Welsh, and Yoruba. Has links to mythology on every continent and time period.

Regional Folklore and Mythology - Another non-AD&D great links site for topcs in mythology, should provide lots of background info for DMs on various cultures and pantheons, and provide inspiration for new gods, monsters, heroes, and campaigns. Good lists of links for British legends, Egyptian mythology, Greek mythology, and Celtic mythology especially.

World of Arkaela - Excellent and terrifying campaign world that includes an mixture of Lovecraf'ts Cthulhu mythos, Norse mytology, and the Tanu from the novel series "The Many Colored Land" by author Julian May. Detailed history, creatures stats, and character class information.

Tales from Dunya - Details a very well researched and playable African campaign setting. An overlooked and unappreciated region to adventure in, this site explores its rich potential with information on cultures, nations, religions, and adventuring ideas.

The Parakeet's Nest - The Parakeet's Nest is Lord Stevil's personal website, a frequent poster in the newsgroups. In his AD&D section you can find new monsters, pc races, more information on tieflings and half dragons, and even the creatures from Doom converted to D&D stats.

Domincus - Domincus homepage is the personal site of Ian R. Malcomson. Check out his fantasy section for interesting AD&D features, such as a great "alternate" druid, stats for ancient European weapons, and new player character kits such as the demon hunter.

A Tiefling's Exultation - Good website for things related to Planescape, recommended for information on various pantheons in the AD&D game.

Planescape: I am the Mimir - Probably the premier Planescape site on the web, truly excellent with information on all the planes, as well as new pc races and many new monters. Does a good job of maintaing the feel and style of the Planescape campaign materials.

Elfwood Fantasy Art Gallery - Not an AD&D site, but contains amateur fantasy art from around the world. Well worth checking out.

The Book of Sorrows: A Ravenloft Netbook - Great site for ideas for those running Ravenloft or Masque of the Red Death campaigns. Be sure to check out their War of the Worlds scenario!

The Imperium Romanum - A campaign setting based on Ancient Rome! Excellent, with regions detailed and much information on character classes and races, as well as adventure ideas.

The Genie's Lamp - The best Al-Qadim site on the net, very valuable for those who wish an Arabian or Middle Eastern campaign. Be sure to check our Bharata, the Indian campaign setting on that site, which I created.

The Oriental Adventures Project - Very good site on the Oriental Adventures setting of Kara-Tur, great source for information on Kara-Tur, Asian culture and history, character classes, and martial arts. Site has 2nd edition versions of the 1st edition OA character classes.

Bardess' AD&D Page - A friend's web site, describes ongoing adventures in the Forgotten Realms.

Dead Gods - Another friend's site, contains the beginnings of his fantasy story set in the ancient world, centering on a Phoenician mercenary serving the last king of Babylon. This site also contains a very good bibliography for information on the ancient Middle East.

Noah's Birthright Page - Not a huge site, but useful to those who would run a campaign in this setting. Provides a plotline from his campaign, sample NPCs, and several completed adventures.

Blue Troll's Netbooks - Over 190 netbooks on everything you could possibly want - new classes, PC races, kits, magic items, spells, campaign settings, anything!

The Lands of Bakluni - From the World of Greyhawk, focues on the lands of Baklunish Empire, which have an Arabian-Turkish-Mongolian flavor.

Birthright Netbook - Probably the best source of Birthright material on the net.

Eric Noah's Unofficial Info Central for Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition - Here Eric collects rumors, interviews, press releases, and articles about the upcoming 3rd edition.

Worlds in the Net - A collection of homemade campaign settings.

Tale of the Bariaur - Page entirely dedicated to the bariaur, the goat-like centaurs of Planescape. Everything you ever wanted to know about them but were afraid to ask - biology, culture, history, magic, locations they are found.

The Roaming Genasi Tavern - Site for those interested in genasi, offsprings of humans and some unknown natives of the Inner Planes. Contains genasi from the Elemental, Paraelemental, and Quasielemental Planes.

Dragonlance Dot Com - An elegant site, it is dedicated to the Dragonlance saga and the world of Krynn, with artwork, fan fiction, information on the setting, and a great list of links to all things Dragonlance. Though many roleplayers enjoy Dragonlance for the novels, as this site shows it can be a rewarding campaign setting as well.