AKE a look at some of these web links. Some offer background material on the campaign and others are players’ own web sites with information about their character or about their gaming group.

The online resource for D&D 3.5 core rules

This amazing project makes the core rules available online. Not only that, but it has a number of other very useful resources. This is a must. http://www.d20srd.org/

Forgotten Realms Calendar tool

The Forgotten Realms Calendar Tool – chronicling the complete cycle of days (with important holidays and Shieldmeet "leap days" included), phases of the moon -- and even names of all years in their complete and accurate form.
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/frx/20050525x

UK Role Players

UK Role Players is a free online service for, well, UK role players! It provides a place for gamers to find others in their area, be it clubs or individuals, as well as shops (both online and offline). It also hosts the official forums for Conception and the LowDie System.

Forgotten Realms resources from Wizards of the Coast

Wizard’s official website, full of resources and free downloads for the Forgotten Realms, and for D and D in general.
www.wizards.com/dnd/main.asp?x=fr/welcome,3

LIHR living campaign

An extraordinarily good living campaign that follows the adventures of a group of refugees from an overrun city who are shipwrecked on an unknown shore and have to fight for survival. They have established themselves in an ancient, abandoned elvish tree-city but their troubles are far from over!
www.lihr.org

Clubs and Roleplaying Groups

The Abingdon Guild of Adventurers

Primarily a role-playing club though theye do play the occasional board and card game. A very friendly club. Everyone is welcomed and encouraged to play in whatever games are running. Meeting Details: The Net Centre, off Stratton Way, Abingdon, at 7pm every Thursday.

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