There are a large number of good sites out there where players and DMs can gather information and ideas and put them to the test. 

The domains of the Forge are vast, and the possibilities for adventure, discovery, and danger are infinite. Check out the following fan websites that are sure to help breathe even more life into your Oathbound campaign.

All of these sites work well with the new Dungeons & Dragons and contain resources that you'll want to use in your games.



 

Cyberkopia.NETwork Search Engine with the Gamer in Mind



Your source for Netzines and reviews covering a wide variety of d20 genres.



D&D Adventures strives to bring new materials for both DM and player alike.



World has taken over all the daily bits of news, gossip, and lore that everyone's looking for. 

Fiad

This is a Spanish-language website newslog.

Gaming community, directory, and flash gaming.

Want to see what you character looks like? Check out this cool website and have some fun.

Noble Knight Games

A resource for Dungeon Masters across all of the editions of D&D.




RPGShop.com is a leading source of RPG products, both electronic and otherwise.



The website that has been dedicated to creating villainous material for Dungeons and Dragons for more than 7 years. Contains both 3rd edition and 2nd edition material for DMs and players (Spells, magical items, psionics, feats, skills, templates, monsters) as well as stuff not directly related to the game (fiction, poetry, and humor). 



The good folks at RPG United are trying to create the most comprehensive RPG archive ever. 

Sean Reynolds

Sean and I battled internally against the old TSR Internet policy during the Dark Times. Since then, he's left the web side of the industry and started designing game products (including Dragon Dice). Check out his site (but pay no attention to any pictures of me he claims to have)!



Enter a world unlike any other, where the bonds of traditional fantasy literature are broken. Explore and adventure through the magical and deadly realms of Asharia.

Wondering what your favorite fantasy artist is working on now? Why not go visit them on their website and find out.

 

Kyle Anderson

Look for some of Kyle's artwork on an upcoming issue of Dungeon Magazine. Until then, enjoy the very cool artwork at his website.

Stephen Daniele

If you subscribe to Dragon or Dungeon, you've seen Stephen's artwork grace those covers. 

While I was at Wizards of the Coast, I started up the official website program. This allows the fans to take back control of their favorite campaign worlds and develop them under the d20 rules. See how your favorite worlds have evolved by visiting these cool sites.

Dark Sun Website

Cancelled years ago, the Dark Sun campaign setting still has a strong community of players who call the burning sands home. 

Dragonlance Website

Dragonlance fans have a new reason to rejoice! Not only are they getting a new campaign setting from Sovereign Press, but they've got this great website as well!

Mystara Website

Mystara fans have endured a lot over the years, but they've weathered through the storms of various campaign revisions and relaunches well. Check out the official website to see how the world of Mystara is shaping up for 3rd Edition D&D. 

Planescape Website

Planar adventuring has long been a favorite among players and DMs, and there's probably no better waypoint than Sigil: City of Doors. 

Ravenloft Website

If you're a fan of gothic horror with a twist, check out the Ravenloft campaign setting. White Wolf has recently acquired the license to produce new products for this setting, so I'm expecting some good things from them. 

Spelljammer Website

Ships that travel through the stars, accelerators that can tear your arm off and fling it at opponents, and the mighty Scro all await you in the Spelljammer setting. Take a visit to the Rock of Braal and see what adventures await in space. 

Star*Drive Website

David Eckelberry, Richard Baker, and I wrote the Star*Drive campaign setting for the Alternity game system back during the Dark Times at the old TSR. While science fiction RPGs don't sell well enough in general to keep Wizards interested, Star*Drive continues to have quite a following online.

Missing?

I know I'm missing some good websites out there, but it's important to balance having a good selection of sites with having a list that's easy to navigate through. If you would like a site added to this list, send it to Jim Butler and he'll get it posted.

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