What D&D sites do you visit?

[Eternalknight]

Or, what are your favourite D&D sites? Check all that apply.

 

[Psychotic Dreamer]

Well like I said in the other non-existant mistake thread...

I visit here, Wizards.com (the message boards for the D20 modern chat) and FFG's Dragonstar page and message boards. Mostly here though. I spend way to much time on these boards.

 

[Henry]

To be quite frank, I had no idea that half of these sites really qualified as "3E sites" or even existed.

Looks like I've got some work to do!

The only three I really have found worth my while are ENWorld, Wizards, and Monte Cook's site.

 

[Eternalknight]

Just ignore that other, mysterious thread.....

I visit here mainly, but Wizards runs a second and Community 3E a third (they have some interesting stuff there but the updates are infrequent).

 

[Eternalknight]

To be quite frank, I had no idea that half of these sites really qualified as "3E sites" or even existed.

Looks like I've got some work to do!

The only three I really have found worth my while are ENWorld, Wizards, and Monte Cook's site.

Well I only put Emerald Night in because it is my own site (see sig... plug plug!) I get quite a lot of hits, but that is mainly thanks to Morrus who puts me on the front page of this site when i update it (thanks heaps!). I don't know ow many people would be frequent visitors, however.

 

[CRGreathouse]

I occasionally visit all of the d20 publishers' sites - Thunderhead Games, Mystic Eye Games, Green Ronin,... all the way down to minor ones like Dunham (sp?) Studios' Elemental Lands and 0one Games.

I also visit Realms of Evil.

 

[Buttercup]

I visit pretty much all of the publisher's sites, as well as WotC, Monte's and Sean K. Reynolds's sites, but I spend more time here than all of the others put together.

 

[War Golem]

I only visit 2 sites regularly: EN World and gamingreport.com

I read and lurk on this site all the time. Occasionally, I'll visit Wizards or Monte's site directly, but the vast majority of the time, if I'm on another site, it's because I followed a link from EN World/ EN Boards.

 

[drowdude]

The only sites I visit with any regularity other than ENWorld are Wizards.com, SWRPGNetwork.com, and MonteCook.com...

other than that I only hit other sites when they get linked to from the news page.

 

[JeffB]

Hey, you forgot Mortality.net!

I spend some time at Mortality, since it covers all editions, and I still play and like the older editions as well as 3E.

I spend a lot of time at the Necromancer Games forum posting on occasion, and the KenzerCo forums though I just lurk there. I visit the Troll Lord, SSS, and Fast Forward sites on occasion.

I don’t visit the other sites on the poll really…I go onto the WOTC OOP board on occasion, and if ENWORLD has a link to Monte’s reviews/rants or LOS, I’ll usually read those (I don’t buy his products, but I usually enjoy what he has to say). But that’s about it. I usually find all I need here for 3E, oh and I hit the D20 Middle Earth page a bit.

I spend a lot more time on other gaming forum/sites , mostly lurking…but I post on occasion…I suspect since there is not as much support (web or otherwise) for my fave games, and there is such a glut of D20 stuff both published, and web sites/support, etc. That I find other game sites more interesting and refreshing…I can only look at so many reviews of the same D20 products over and over, new feats and Prclasses over, and over…homebrew campaigns over and over, etc. It’s overkill.

The places I frequent for other games are Lejendary.com, SWRPGNETWORK, GoO, The Exalted forum at WW, RPG.net, ICE forums, Glorantha.com, I peruse the mostly defunct Earthdawn sites, HERO forums, Decipher (anxiously awaiting the new LotR RPG) and I spend a lot of time on Ebay looking for old gaming items that I once had and sold, or just want to get (mint copies of the original cover 2E PHB and DMG on the way as I type).

So in essence, if it’s 3E I want, then ENWORLD pretty much has all the bases covered with a few exceptions like Necromancer, and KenzerCo.