The website of a very close friend of mine, a good writer, excellent artist, and all round nifty person! He collects swords, armour, and other pointy things, mostly of a medieval nature. And the scary thing is, he knows how to use them too!
A very good friend of mine, the person who introduced me to roleplaying and filk music, and who gave me the confidence to sing live in front of over a hundred people. She's a superb singer and musician, and is into a great many things.
The website of a very close friend. He excels in his collection and review of flashlights and other glowing things, and is a mine of useful information about practical electronics and mechanics. I honestly believe there is nothing he can't fix.
If you've read this site, you'll know that I am involved in the filk music community. I was lucky enough to be asked to create the website for the latest annual convention, and here it is.
A little known sport for everyone with a GPS reader and a sense of adventure. If you loved treasure hunts as a kid, then it'stime to get excited: This is the biggest treasure hunt of them all.
This is pretty dormant at the moment, awaiting some new life to be breathed into it. A collection of authors from across the world, writing co-operative fiction in a number of settings. This time around, the genre is science fiction. Everyone is welcome, from writers and readers, to the casually interested.
A unique comic, as far as I know. A group of heroes, the Gaming Guardians, travel across various gaming systems, defending them from harm and danger. Well written, nicely drawn, with an interesting storyline. If you've ever roleplayed in your life, you probably need to check this out.
A spoof look at the world of RPG video games and the cliches within them. It actually manages to keep a sensible plot running, too. Read this if you've ever played any console RPG, and especially if you've played any incarnation of Final Fantasy.
