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Links and Crossroads
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NEWS: Not all of the links have been restored, but I'm trying my best! |
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Want to visit some other Redwall sites? You've come to the right place!
This page is a gathering of a huge list of links I picked up other sites and just surfing around the web. Links in bold are the best webpages in that category.
But beware! The ones listed under Active Sites you should check out first, while the links under Archives should not be taken seriously, since they're dead (inactive).
If you want to submit a ROC site, go to the bottom of the page. At the bottom top of every page is my banner/logo, which I hope you will advertise on your own site.
Note: This page is being completely revamped, since it was deleted a few months ago by a glitch. If a site was left out, please let me know at the bottom of the page. |
1. Active Sites
-ezines
-clubs/traditional rpgs
-forum rpgs
-informational sites
-shrines
-fanworks/writing
-other/mix
2. Archived (Dead)
-promising sites
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There is no site of the month for July. |
 Active Sites
Ezines
Ezines, like their real life magazine counterparts, can be hard to maintain, much less establish. It takes the work of several, if not more, dedicated writers to bind an ezine together and make it a series of celebrate pieces of writing that will be remembered forever by the staff, and many of its readers, too!
1) The Myths Magazine- This promising newest e-zine of the ROC was started in April/07 by Barkstripe, formerly of The Myths of Redwall. It has a decent number of articles, and several fine comprehensive writers. Any Redwall lover would be delighted when checking this out. Help is welcomed.
2) Terrouge -Formerly a Redwall e-zine, and a veteran in writing excellent articles, they feature much literary analysis as well as more lighthearted work (along with the occasional Redwall column). Even with the tight-knit forum community, the staff keep a professional air. A ravenous reader will be pleasantly surprised by their collection of past issues, many of which focus on just Redwall.
Clubs/Traditional RPGs
When people think of RPGs, they often refer to these: handmade sites, usually on a free server, with its own individual taste. The Redwall Online Community's foundation was built on RPGs: back in 2000 or earlier, there were about 1000 of them (or so I'm told); now, there are only a handful.
Forum RPGs
Informational Sites
1) Snowfur's Redwall Encyclopedia- It is hard to find any devoted Redwall fan who has not heard of this site, and for good reason, too! Featuring a complete encyclopedia for all the books up to Loamhedge, Katie Sullivan (the keeper of the site) has painstakingly recorded every single character, place, even songs, just for your reference (or simply entertainment) use. There are even sprites (miniature character graphics), several fanfics, a Martin and Rose shrine, and much more! Many a Redwaller will spend hours on this site.
2) The Redwall Wiki- The Redwall Wiki is like an extended version of the Redwall encyclopedia. Run by LordTBT, a wiki isn't named a wiki for nothing! It features every bloomin' thing that's of ANY importance in the books. There's also an up-to-date news page. The Wiki is being changed every day. Make your contribution!
Shrines
Fanworks
Other/Mix
Considered by some to be the longest running Redwall club (starting in 1996!) in existence, the LPC features up-to-date Redwall news (which we desperately need), interviews with the people who make Redwall possible, a friendly forum community, lengthy editorials focusing on blending reality with fiction, and a whole slew of other quirks and oddities you won't find anywhere else. It's like sitting down to one of Redwall's famous feasts!
Archived (dead)
coming soon.
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