L I N K S Pages from society members Mo Holkar owns Undying King Games, one of PBM's most innovative businesses. UKG runs several games commercially: Unexplained, Pieces of Eight, Europa, Corporation, and their latest offering, Mammon Incorporated. UKG recruits playtesters, designers and GMs from RPGSoc members, so if you're interested in PBM, get in touch! Other Oxford Societies OUSFG - The Oxford University Speculative Fiction Group. The society for discussion about and writing of speculative fiction, as well as drinking. Taruithorn - The Oxford Tolkien Society. Pretty self-explanatory really. Other RPG societies with cool pages Abingdon Guild of Adventurers (old website, new contact details may appear here at some point) GEAS, the Edinburgh University Roleplaying Society. (Website appears to be SNAFU at time of updating; contact your net rep with updates.) If you are more interested in Cambridge than Oxford, have a look at CURS, the Cambridge University Role-Playing Society. Interestingly, there does seem to be a large number of the Oxford RPGSoc who are actually from Cambridge. Other RPG related pages RPGnet is pretty much the industry-focused RPG web site - probably the busiest non-commercial RPG site anywhere. Pages and links on companies, games, art, games references, pretentious essays etc. The Three Suns is a site for a PBEM game set in a fantasy world. Critical Miss: "Hilarious UK based online gaming mag. Read all the back issues now." according to Arthur. A big list of upcoming roleplaying conventions in the UK. Xan says: "FLRP has a 10% discount for club purchases from LRP Store." That was a while ago now, and neither he nor us have any idea whether the discount is still available. Roleplaying Tips Weekly The Re-enactors Market Arthur also says: "uk.games.roleplay is the accessible-to-all newsgroup for UK roleplayers." Games Companies Gameskeeper: Local games shop, on Cowley Road. Steve Jackson Games produce various products including Illuminati: New World Order and GURPS. Wizards of the Coast: Magic: The Gathering, Legend of the Five Rings, (A)D&D and... Pokémon. White Wolf have apparently published some games. Flying Buffalo, whose most famous prducts include Tunnels and Trolls, Mercenaries, Spies and Private Eyes and Nuclear War. Atlas Games, featuring Ars Magica, Over the Edge and others. Iron Crown Enterprises: Middle-Earth Role-playing, Rolemaster, Fluxx. Kenzer and Co. A slightly strange company producing a comic strip, Kights of the Dinner Table, a CCG, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and an RPG, The Kingdoms of Kalamar. Eden Studios (Conspiracy X). Listed here almost entirely because it isn't in the RPGnet directory. Games Workshop, which is, according to informed sources, a 'major games company'. Fantasy Flight Games, which holds the licence for Dark Heresy and Warhammer games. Profound Decisions, who run Maelstrom, a festival LARP with a fair Oxford following.