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What Other RPG and GMing Sites Do You Read?

I’ve always found that personal recommendations are the best way to learn about new (to me) sites, and that goes for gaming and GMing links, too. And I think it’s a very safe bet that the TT community can learn about some great links from fellow readers.

So how about it — what GMing and RPG-related sites are in your regular rotation?

Anything is fair game: Ongoing sites, one-offs that only offered one awesome resource, forums, blogs, game- and campaign-specific sites — the works.

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8 Comments To "What Other RPG and GMing Sites Do You Read?"

#1 Comment By Pythor On July 14, 2006 @ 5:43 am

rec.games.frp

I also subscribe to the [1] weekly email.

Of course, this is because I don’t actually have time or people to play.

#2 Comment By Bento On July 14, 2006 @ 7:24 am

On my preset dial (aka bookmarked and often visited):

[2] (forums & reviews)
[3] (current news)
[4] (especially the forums)
[5] (community rpg site)
[6] (reviews)
[1] (subscriber)
[7] (fav retail spot)

And I take a look at most things you point out – other blogs especially.

#3 Comment By Martin On July 15, 2006 @ 6:29 am

Excellent! With a couple of exceptions, I regularly or irregularly read nearly all of the sites that have been mentioned so far. Great minds think alike, right? 😉

The Durham 3 podcast was a surprise, and it looks interesting.

Have you found any surprises or new gems in this list?

#4 Comment By tsuyoshikentsu On July 15, 2006 @ 1:39 pm

The Wizards.COMmunity D&D Character Optimization Boards.

Reading this forum once or twice a day taught me the rules (and let me memorize sources!) much more quickly than all the time I’ve spent DMing put together.

CrystalKeep’s D&D section is also a great tool for those with few books or who need refences on the go.

T

#5 Comment By ScottM On July 17, 2006 @ 8:48 am

Have you found any surprises or new gems in this list?

Surprisingly few.

Everyone, I agree with MountZionRyan above– if you haven’t tried Order of the Stick, you’re missing out.

#6 Comment By tsuyoshikentsu On July 17, 2006 @ 2:00 pm

Thirded. I’ve found very few better comics — web or no.

T

#7 Comment By Martin On July 18, 2006 @ 6:45 am

I cannot wait for the new OoTS book — and the game! — at GenCon. 😀

#8 Comment By drow On July 21, 2006 @ 6:58 pm

fourth vote for OOTS. motion passes.

i’m generally too busy writing or coding to check anything other than OOTS and TT. and i should really be writing more.