Links

The Web is all about links. You probably came here through one of them. Take a mooch through some of these links and see if there's anything you like. Needless to say, this page is always under construction and more links will be added as time goes by.

If you run or know of a site and want to cross-link with us, or if you think any of the links here are broken, mail us.

Tentacles and Nameless Horror

• Chaosium Games are publishers of Call of Cthulhu and Cthulhu Live as well as mountains of source material and a whole load of other good stuff.

• This Cthulhu Hymnal has a fantastic selection of very silly re-written songs, hymns and limericks. Oh, tidings of madness and woe!

• For an inspired collection of Cthulhoid how-to's, including some gruesome statuary and musty tomes, you could do a lot worse than visit Propping Up The Mythos. Some of the stuff here is so good you'll be glad your sanity can't be affected by a Web browser.

  

• Another charmingly unpleasant Cthulhu site is De Web Mysteriis, which takes its Necronomicon Online project far too seriously.

Weirdness

• Fortean Times Magazine has been publishing a regular, unbiased and intelligent digest of weird events for years and is a splendid source of material for games of all stripes. Well worth a visit to check up on the still-thriving phenomenology of the damned.
  

General Roleplaying Links

• If you're not sure what all this live-action roleplaying fuss is about, check out the rec.games.roleplay.frp Frequently Asked Questions file.

• For a wander through all that's interesting in the UK live-action roleplaying scene, sift through the Heart of Adventure.

Web Links

• The digits used on the counters on this site all came from DigitMania, a handy free source of digits for clocks and counters.

• The backgrounds used on this site are from Backgrounds by Carel, another handy free source, this time of tiling backgrounds and their ilk.

• This site, and all my Webbery, is uploaded using Ipswitch's WS_FTP Limited Edition. If you're looking for a small, free FTP client (that's a thing to upload your pages to the rest of the world), you could do a lot worse.