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Armorcast is back with
tabletop terrain
and other resin gaming models.
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Brookhurst Hobbies is my
favorite local gaming store. They carry a wide
range of games,
miniatures, models, accessories, and supplies.
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Chessex makes high-impact
dice and other gaming products. A gamer can
never have too many dice.
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Cool Mini or Not is an on-line
gallery
of miniature art. The site also includes
articles and discussion
forums.
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Doctor Faust’s Painting Clinic
is a
site for miniature painters by miniature
painters. Anthony K. Erdelji
is a true talent in this unconventional
artistic medium.
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Games Workshop is the
publisher of the
wildly popular Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000
tabletop war games.
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Goblins
is an on-line
comic strip about Dungeons & Dragons, told
from the monsters’ point
of view.
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Hasslefree Miniatures has a
small but
growing range of 28mm fantasy and
science-fiction miniatures designed
by Kevin White.
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Heresy Multi-Part
Miniatures are designed by Andy Foster. While
not all the Heresy models
are winners, there are some very interesting
and impressive figures.
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HeroForge is a
D&D character-building utility for
Microsoft Excel. The latest
releases are
currently hosted by NZ Computers Limited.
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The Hypertext d20 SRD is a
linked, searchable version of the open-content
d20 System Reference
Document.
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Paizo Publishing is a
publisher and
retailer of books, games, and gaming
accessories.
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Privateer Press is the
publisher of
Warmachine, Hordes, and the Iron Kingdoms
campaign setting.
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Reaper Miniatures produces a
wide range
of 28mm–30mm fantasy miniatures and is
probably the best source for
character models at the moment.
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The War Store has become
my favorite on-line gaming store. The
selection is good, and the prices
are low.
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Wizards of the Coast is
the current publisher of Dungeons &
Dragons and the d20 system. The
site also hosts lively discussion forums for
the full range of Wizards
products.
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