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» Site title: Roleplaying Tips  - Weekly newsletter offering games master help and advice. Sections include roleplaying tips encyclopedia, a tips archive and games master articles.
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» Site title: Alarums and Excursions
» Site description: Monthly roleplaying game APA (amateur press association) with contributors from across the English-speaking world. Contributors are interested in many different games, including VTM, OTE, Hero, Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, VTM, and GURPS.
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» Site title: APAcalypse
» Site description: A quarterly paper publication dedicated to the promotion of role-playing through the writings of its members.
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» Site title: Critical Miss
» Site description: The webzine for dysfunctional roleplayers. Includes adventures, game advice, convention reports, and free games.
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» Site title: The Death Cookie Online Magazine
» Site description: From Hex Entertainment, Inc., the makers of the role-playing parody, QAGS, comes a sharp-witted online magazine devoted to gamer and fringe culture. Reviews, Fiction, Upcoming Releases and Events.
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» Site title: Fantasy Fanz
» Site description: Fanzine about various roleplaying and wargaming games such as Warhammer and Advanced Dungeons and Dragons. Also includes a gallery of fan art.
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» Site title: The Guild Companion
» Site description: Monthly online gaming magazine with articles, fiction and reviews. Focuses on Rolemaster and related games.
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» Site title: Imazine
» Site description: Freeware online and paper magazine - reviews, writeups, letters. Available as zipped HTML and PDF files.
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» Site title: Interregnum Roleplaying/Science Fiction Magazine
» Site description: APA covering roleplaying games and science fiction/fantasy published since 1994. Includes sample articles, sample issues in PDF format, and subscription information.
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» Site title: 1KM1KT
» Site description: Collection of gaming related articles.
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» Site title: Places to Go, People to Be
» Site description: Internet fanzine devoted to roleplaying, and the roleplayers of Brisbane.
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» Site title: Pyramid
» Site description: Gaming magazine published weekly. Annual subscriptions required to access most articles.
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» Site title: Realms
» Site description: A collection of articles, reviews, and free RPGs, with a discussion forum.
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» Site title: The RPG Times
» Site description: On-line monthly covering different types of roleplaying, also offers fiction and reviews.
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» Site title: Sabledrake Magazine
» Site description: Online quarterly for gamers and sci-fi/fantasy enthusiasts. Themed each issue, regular contents include RPG advice, letters, comic and book reviews.
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» Site title: Tholos
» Site description: Dragon Magazine article index containing cross-referenced database of articles, forum letters, and other content.
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