Links

• Campaign wiki for the DARK•HERITAGE game I hope to start in the coming weeks.
• The DARK•HERITAGE setting wiki
• The DARK•HERITAGE houserules wiki (fairly complete, no anticipated updates)
• Wretched Hive of Scum and Villainy, a campaign wiki set in the DARK•HERITAGE setting
• My Freeport wiki, a setting ancestral to DARK•HERITAGE (archived; no updates)
• The Demons in the Mist wiki; another setting that is not ancestral to DARK•HERITAGE except in the vaguest way (archived, no updates)
• The Lost Realms wiki; a sister-setting to DARK•HERITAGE that has had very little development
• The Original DARK•HERITAGE setting wiki; a now obsolete version of the setting (archived, no updates)
• Timberline website; because I love the outdoors and hiking, and don't get nearly enough of it in my life.  Unrelated to anything else on this link page.
• My houserules.
• A character sheet for my setting.

My other blogs (related to other topics, and probably not of much interest to folks who stumble across this because of fantasy or gaming):

• Synthpop 80s wherein I talk about my favorite type of music.
• SFKOFFF wherein I talk about my favorite types of video games; Street Fighter, King of Fighters, and Fatal Fury style 2-D cartoon karate superhero games.
• Dinosauriana wherein I talk about paleontology, especially dinosaur paleontology.  On occasion.  NOTE!: That blog has been deleted and is no longer available.  I just created a new blog to talk about paleontology more generally (and thus free up this blog from having so many discussions about it) at Prehistoriana.
• The Dyal Dish wherein my wife blogs about our family.  This actually isn't my blog, but I don't do this kind of personal type blog, and defer to my wife on that front.

All of those blogs are rather sporadically updated and recieve much less attention (and traffic) than this one.  But there they are nonetheless.

Also, here's some links completely unrelated to me, except for the fact that I like them, and they're all related to advice about how to run a game of Dungeons & Dragons or other similar game.

• Dungeonmastering advice from d20 Source
• Dungeoncraft by Ray Winninger, archived at Darkshire
• Duets, a fascinating column about running "solo adventures" for a single player
• The DM Experience by Chris Perkins on the Wizards of the Coast site

Because those links are so focused on D&D specifically, and I don't really consider my game to have a D&D play paradigm (even when using the D&D rules) I started my own column right here on this blog, with the tag FRPG - Fantasy Roleplaying Games.  But because using the tags isn't always as nice as having a menu, here's links to all the posts in this series, to be updated as new posts are made.

• DM Advice Online (Jan 20, 2012)
• Why Not D&D? (Jan 20, 2012)
• Running the Game (Jan 23, 2012)
• The Players Wanted ad (Jan 23, 2012)
• Religion: Setting flavor or necessary healing mechanic? (Jan 27, 2012)
• Writing an effective campaign brief (Feb 1, 2012)
• New Sample Campaign Brief (Feb 3, 2012)
• Campaign Themes (Feb 7, 2012)
• Creating a Campaign Wiki (Feb 9, 2012)
• Social Contract at the Table (Feb 23, 2012)
• What NOT to Include (Mar 16, 2012)
• Setting design; the little details (Mar 28, 2012)
• Sandboxes or... something else?  (July 10, 2012)
• Fantasy Conventions (July 13, 2012)
• 20 Questions (Aug 15, 2010)
• Dark Fantasy Gaming (Sep 27, 2012)
• Houserules doc (Oct 1, 2012)
• NPCs: How to Make Them Work For You (Jan 9, 2013)