Favourite Links
www.Dragonmount.com - My favourite WOT site, a huge community.
www.Google.com - Quite possibly the best search engine ever, I always use it.
www.Gamefaqs.com - Stopped cold on a game? You'll find the FAQ/walkthrough here. My brother and I used it to get to the 5th boss on Onimusha Warlords without saving.
www.TheUnderDogs.org - Download your favorite old school games as 'abandonware'.
www.AgeOfKings.com - Age of Kings Heaven, lots of great stuff, for scenario designers too.
A typology of 'hooks' in popular records- I can't remember why I read this page but it is worth a look, if you play an instrument or were around to hear these songs.
The High Quality Midi Archive- I got the "Tears in Heaven" midi from this site. They seem to have a good selection and no broken links. That reminds me...If you ever find a broken link or typo on this site, report it to me! You will be credited. Thank you.
HollyLisle.com Forward Motion Index- A great writer's resource written by a pro. I originally bumped into this page surfing for worldbuilding but its true great value is in this.
Offa Broadway's Theater- My friend made this page, not much here, but he updates it.
The Land of Nift- I can't tell if this guy is insane or just an average English major student. Anyway, some interesting articles, and the humorous randomness is worth the mind-boggling.
The Game Music Galaxy- Midis and MP3s from popular games, mostly nintendo.
SylverDragon's Lair- My brother's site. I do some of the html work for him, he's little and he doesn't know all the tricks I do. He did point me to flamingtext.com, where I get some banners from.
The On-line Anime MIDI Server- Some midis from Miyazaki's films here, used two.
Pages by Me
The html work on this page is all mine but the majority of the good content is by my friend SMC. I put this page online in January '99 and since have seen no reason to take it down. So, slip into to your toga, strap on a bronze shield, shoulder your sarissa, and march on over to The Ancient Greece Page.
In the past, I've dabbled in various paper-and-pencil RPGs, one of which was Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, 2nd Edition. After doing a bit of DMing, I realized I didn't half understand the damn combat system and the proficiency system was crappy, but the proficiencies themselves were rockin'. Seeking a less magical but still medieval with a hint of renaissance world, I decided to create Castles and Crusaders. Take a look at what I had over on the Castles and Crusaders Page, which I must warn you is largely incomplete and will most likely stay that way for a loooong time.
After I had given up that project for some time, one of my friends(who is also VERY good at Super Smash Brothers) introduced me to RIFTS, an RPG with a post-apocalyptic AND magical setting. I GMed a bit with some of my friends(the mother of one banished him from playing due to the fact that some fools in the states that played D&D got themselves killed re-enacting a movie. He later thanked me as she bought him two Dreamcast games to compensate), which led nowhere. I played one campaign with a totally non-magic, non-psi character (the kind I still favor to this day), and we wrote a story as we played. That lasted about two chapters. A very short munchkin game followed. I am currently playing a campaign as a dwarven apprentice weaponsmith. Newsflash! Apparently last year I realized how much this page sucked and deleted it. So... no dice on seeing it.
You remember that game, Diablo? You know, Blizzard's Game of the Year a while back... Anyway, in 1999 I made a little bit of a page on it. Check it out here.
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