  Hi guys and girls!
We have the pleasure to tell you we moved (the last time, we
promise) to another server!. To avoid loosing contact, we will
continue to keep the Geocities LdA working. If the new server went
down, or something else, we will tell you here.
Anyway, please follow us at: Anyway, we will continue to maintain the old site in Geocities, and thanks to a C program I did, it will be updated as much as the others. Still, as there is a space limit here, you will have to follow some links to the principal server to see everything. Anyway, Geocities have proven to be very stable, and so we will keep it, if only to maintain contact: Bye!
You will find the new, more flavored, more transparent, more beautiful, more complete, more extraordinary --Oops! I didn't knew my Ego could go so far without exploding!-- anyway, MORE UPDATED ( : ) ) Légions d'Augias there!
Of course, I'm not omniscient, and people tend to think I can forget quite easily (try to think about thousands things in the same moment, and you will see the limits of your memory!). If we like your site, then you will be added here.
Nothing to add. The Page is cool, is updated regularily, and is full with material, ideas (forums, excerpts, etc.). While the TV idea doesn't appeal to me, the site can't be avoided if you're a World of Darkness fan. Anyway, you will find a lot of free products there, as well as contacts to the creators (You will find the one behind Dark Ages has not the same answers than the one behind the Masquerade 2nd Edition!). Just because of their ecological suggestions (ever read the ''Non-Stripable'' mention in all their books?), I believe they are worth a visit.
While I'm a great fan of DragonLance's adventures, TSR's policy about morals, combined with the AD&D's outdated rules and their destruction of the DragonLance's background with their Saga rule system and silly ideas about Dragon Antediluv--Er, Overlords, succeeded in making me stop playing AD&D. Still, like some silly man who had been abandonned by his lover, I still hope she will come back... Er... Hope TSR will update AD&D's rules and stop this 5th Age idea... Anyway, the Page is of high graphic quality (even better since WotC put their noses in it), but with poor quality information: You will find there free sourcebooks that are not being edited anymore (cool!) but in strange formats (images there, text in DOC, RTF, ZIP and every other possible format, etc. etc.)... Still, like a silly man who...
I've heard guys and girls saying B.J.Z. was a homepage for powermongers and players who wanted to play monty hauls monsters. It's true, most material described there must be unbalanced, but as it was the same people who said WW games were more mature and TSR were for children, don't be fooled. The correct answers are that the games you play are oriented within the limits of the players and gamemasters. Second, the B.J.Z. is the greatest archive in the Net where you will find more ideas you will ever want! You won't be using anything there without some changes, but the genius of the archive (i.e.: Of the webmasters and the authors) is in the ideas, not in the precise rules. A must!!!
You will find there the Sites officialy sanctionned by
White Wolf. All are
interesting, and I found three or four whose informations were
crucial. Note that this link changed when White Wolf created
their Dark Spiral Web Ring. The old HTML source of the
Dark Spiral Sites can (perhaps!) still be found here:
This french Homepage has the ambition of uniting the links to the best information pages on the web... And they are on the way to succeed! Most french WoD players and Storytellers will like it as it concentrates its resources on french works. By just asking the webmaster, Pascal (now back from Mexico! Hi Pascal!) and his Stalag-Mythes, you will be added to their update email list. I liked the description of the Sabbat.
This Site was cool indeed! People there are working for free for you to role-play in a Virtual City. I've tried it, and even if it's not perfect, the graphics alone are enough reasons to visit it. The problem is that a lot of people want to Role-play there, and that it cost money to keep up with the bandwidth, and when it comes to money, there no one anymore... Try it, and if you like it and plan to come there, then have to courage and donate some money to keep it up! Note: Ashland is now to be considered as dead. The link leads no where. I found another site, apparently maintained by ex-Ashlanders, and I will replace this link with the other as soon as I have confirmation about its value.
This french site is cool, with graphics and all... But it lacks material! While it's being completed regularily, I understood the webmaster would write a paperback fanzine, and that his Homepage was just a taste of it... Too bad! The guy's knows what he says, and seemed in our Emails discussions to have a great range of litteracy culture. Cool!
French Homepage, by Iningo Montoya. Cool, with informations from the PbN (Paris by Night), but in french. In truth, he translated our Chronology without keeping the Hypertext Links, and without updating it. And another homepage, at least, borrowed it from him, giving him the credits... Anyway, he's working on a description of Paris Arrondissements by Arrondissements, as well as another ''By Nights'' series.
Interesting Homepage: The guy worked a lot, and he worked well! Try to look at it each month (weeks?), and Bookmark the Index. The Night you will have a problem about something in the World of Darkness, you will discover he already has the solution!!!
At first, I thought the only interests someone could find in
Phaedra's Homepage were Ashland related.
I was wrong: Her Notebooks are full with informations about the
World of Darkness, as well as links leading to related and more
specialized homepages. Of course, if you want ot know more about
Ashland, this Homepage can't be avoided, as it has almost
everything, or the links to lead to information it doesn't have!
Err... Okay, it's a Java Homepage. But try it (with a powerful Browser), and after playing Afterburner on your Browser, you will never see Java the same... Try it, just for the fun...
Of what I heard, Cat is the Webmistress of this Homepage. The visual is really cool. I'm somewhat confused by its organization, and bored by Cat's apparent bitterness (at least, the last time she sent me an Email) and cynicism (She counted 443 registered Vampires in Ashland while admitting elsewhere she has at least 20 characters...). Anyway, this Homepage is interesting if you want information about the now dead Ashland.
Cool. You will find scenarii ideas for Vampire, but also for others RPGs. Look at the ''Pagina Fugit'' File... I'm wondering if I won't make an english copy of it...
This french site contains useful information for "The Masquerade"
players and storytellers. It is described as a parisian Chronicle.
The author has the project to link a worldwide chronicle, which
is a difficult but cool task. Useful, and their art is cool...
(Er... No, I didn't say that frontpage was simply taken from
the last PbN frontpage --the pyramid became the Sacré
Coeur-- without my prior consent --or any consent, that is--,
and that --and only that-- decided me to change my frontpages
for others less easy to copy...)
Cool site, if only for the links (I like the list of phobias!). I have yet to visit it more...
This Official Dark Spiral Site is full with archive (so you understand the name!). I like the graphics a lot (photos of male and female vampires through the pencils/cameras of various artists. I have yet to visit it more...
An astronomical quantity of interesting informations, including new Bloodlines, Disciplines, etc. taken from the BJZ.
Great archive, created by a professor of the University of Chicago. For those interested in Ancient Egypt...
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