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GURPS, the game system for which Saduria is written. See what is available to support the game, buy online, plus many
links to a plethora of official and unofficial GURPS websites.
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A
pseudo-Victoriana SteamPunk webcomic, Lots of lovely artwork, likeable characters, a complex and involved plot, and plenty
of steam-driven robots. It's also funny.
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A decent range of excellent figures. Several of the ranges can be used in a Sadurian setting.
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A forum to discuss Steve Jackson Games products. The GURPS sub-forum is in the second section.
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One of the best of the many D&Dx-inspired comic strips. Rich Burlew not only pokes fun at clichés and conventions,
he does it and remains funny!
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Some really nice miniatures and genuinely nice people to deal with. I would be surprised if you can't find at least a
few models that catch your eye. Some of the best sculpting I have seen! Check out the gallery of painted models to really
get your taste buds going.
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This is a little piece of Amazon devoted to GURPS. You can certainly navigate out to visit the rest of the Amazon site,
but in this backroom you will find all those GURPS book already filtered out for you.
Please support this site by buying through this link!
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Oglaf
Warning - this is definitely adult humour!
Fun of a distinctly sexual nature. Set in a medieval fantasy world, Oglaf can be hilariously funny,
in particular the artist captures expressions perfectly.
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One of my favourite 28mm figure manufacturers. Their ranges of swashbucklers, pirates, renaissance and El Dorado
adventurers contain several figures that may be used for the Sadurian era, even if slightly anachronistic. Plenty of medieval
civilian and livestock too.
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The SJG .pdf site. Buy out of print books in pdf format, download free gaming aids and generally spend more money than
is entirely sensible on all those little books that you suddenly must have! Of course, that might just be me...
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A huge resource for all things connected to the Elizabethan period. Later than the period in which Saduria is set, but
similar enough for some good ideas and inspirations.
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More a museum than a source for current miniatures, this site is for the nostalgia fans. As they says themselves;
"Our aim is to eventually list and show every fantasy or science fiction miniature that has ever been
released, as well as many of the ones that were never released. We'll probably never complete it, but we've all got to have
a goal!"
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A first class painting service with long experience of painting both fantasy, pseudo-fantasy, and historical subjects.
Have a browse through the gallery to see the quality on offer. They will even buy the miniatures for you to save you postage.
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Arms and Armor in the Late Middle Ages and Early Renaissance
A study of the evolution of both arms and armour in the period described. Although it necessarily only skims the surface
of the subject, there should be sufficient useful information to entertain the casual student.
The address for rest of the website is here.
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Some lovely figures, check the Elizabethan, Reivers and Irish ranges for figures suitable for Saduria, though obviously
not those with guns. They also do a good range of goblins and other stock fantasy races with a "realistic" tone, and also
a nice animal range.
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An independent RPG forum. Multiple subforum format includes everything from advice on designing RPGs, through LARPing,
comic books and even the infamous Tangency where anything goes. It also covers playing RPGs, of course. It does have a reputation
for nepotistic and irregular Moderators, so try to steer clear of anything controversial.
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A webcomic with a Role-Playing theme whose characters can be anything from a Lego Darth Vader to a plastic T-Rex..
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QI
The website of the TV series.
Nothing to do with RPGs, but a morass of interesting facts and debunkings that will keep you entertained for hours. The
Forum ("Talk") is a goldmine!
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Medieval Demographics for RPGs
An excellent resource for calculating many aspects of a medieval world's demographics, from the number of villages to
the scarcity of doctors.
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A browser-based (no downloads) resource management game where you develop your village(s) and fight off raids by your
neighbours. Play as Gauls, Teutons or Romans. It is free but you can buy in-game Gold to get yourself an edge. The game continues
when you log off, so this may well take over your life!
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