This is the first and only Mystara ring! It deals with Mystara, the first D&D campaign world created, also called the Known World. It's a ring made of Mystara, D&D and AD&D related webpages and open to anyone who wants to add information to develop our favourite fantasy world. Mystara deals also with Blackmoor, the first adventure module ever published by Dave Arneson, and with Red Steel (the Savage Coast campaign west of the Known World).
Instead of just repeating the material from the Campaign Manual, Ive decided to personalize this a bit by using my own version of the Savage Coast that I use in my own games as a basis for this site. My version isnt all that different from the official version laid down in the books and in the various net almanacs, but I have changed some events and am going in my own direction
A website for players of the Original Dungeons & Dragons game and the new Third Edition. Contains a program to convert your old D&D characters into the new third edition format, links to other sites and a selection of castle photographs.
A new principality of Glantri, located at the Wendarian border, in the valleys of the ranges. It is ruled by a mixed elven and flaemish family. The site provides non-canon material linked with the campaign I'm involved in.
Salaam, Masters! Do you seek Mystaran lore? New spells, magic items from distant worlds, new races, even Immortal relics? Come, explore Fahvarim's Lorebook...
Principality of Mysteria, situated among the Floating Islands of Ar. Home of the House of Mysteria. Poor Wizards Almanacs. Gazetteers.Links, you name it!
The home page of the Master of the Desert Nomads play by email games using original dungeons and dragons rules and the X4 and X5 modules. The game is played using a mailing list so lurkers can easily follow along by subscribing to the list or reading the story as it unfolds on the web site.
