| Homepage.mac.com/arekkusu/FF/ | |
|---|---|
| Commercial? | No |
| URL | Internet Archive record of Homepage.mac.com/arekkusu/FF/ |
| Owner | Arekkusu |
| Created by | Arekkusu |
| Available language(s) | English |
| Launched | March 26 1998 |
| Current Status | Closed (2013) last update August 1 2003 |
Homepage.mac.com/arekkusu/FF/ (also known as The Fighting Fantasy World) is a Fighting Fantasy-orientated website run by Arekkusu and launched in 1998. It closed sometime in 2013.
Purpose[]
The introductory paragraph of the site reads thus:
“ Here in this web site, I have set out to catalogue the series of Fighting Fantasy books and related works, and provide descriptions, pictures, maps and solutions where applicable. ”
Content[]
- Mosaic
- Gamebook solutions
- Scans of artwork
Links[]
- Fighting Fantasy Gamebooks - The official site from Wizard and AFF.
- Advanced Fighting Fantasy - Massive library of FF information, centre for fan-driven AFF world development.
- Wizard Books - The new British publisher reprinting the FF series. Official info and new material.
- The Fighting Fantasy Web Companion - Great site with reviews, solutions, surveys, maps, marketplace and much more.
- Fang's Finest Emporium - Packed with FF curiosities, including some rare gems like the Warlock games.
- The Black Tower - Classic FF computer conversions, best deaths, amateur stories.
- The Computer/Book RPG/Adventure Museum - Catalog of FF and many other series, with large color scans.
- Mithrandir's Gamebook Grotto - Big scans of FF and other gamebook covers.
- Yaztromo's Fighting Fantasy Site - Book descriptions, marketplace, picture gallery, and a FF quiz.
- Yaztromo's Tales of Yore - Features original gamebook prequels set in the FF world.
- The Shrine of Hamaskis - In-progess repository for background information about Titan.
- Rebuilding Titan - Public bulletin board for FF expansion and discussion.
- Moloch's Gamebook Garden - Online club for discussing FF and other gamebooks. Semi-defunct.
- Myriador - FF books repackaged into multi-player d20 campaign scenarios.
- Port Blacksand - An AD&D campaign inspired by the Allansian cityport.
- Martin McKenna - Personal site of the artist of many FF books.
- Chris Achilleos - Personal site of the artist of several FF covers.
- Peter Andrew Jones - Personal site of the artist of several FF covers.
- Lairs.com TomeHoard - Online gamebook store, reviews of FF and other series.
- Advanced Fighting Fantasy (Japanese) - Book database, transcripts from AFF games and more.
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