Archive-name: games/roleplay/part3ãLast-Modified: 3/26/93ãã                               ArchivesããFTP SITES AND MAIL SERVERSããThere is no general archive of rec.games.frp postings. However, severalãpeople maintain public-access archives of interesting and/or generallyãuseful material as a courtesy to their fellow netters. In addition toãarchived articles, some of these archive sites offer articles which areãnever posted to rec.games.frp. If you want to find these articles youãwill have to use an archive server of some sort.ãã                               THANKSãThanks go to Adam Dray, adray@mcs.kent.edu, who has checked these sites andãmore.  He has some periodic postings which appear in r.g.f.archive.ããContents:ãã        Tabolport archiveã        Navero archiveã        The Guildsman (an amateur zine) archiveã        The ADnD ftp site at tybaltã        AD&D ftp and AFS site at Stanfordã**      White Wolf ftp archive siteã        Traveller-Vehicles ftp siteã        Champions archiveã        The Jayhawk series archive sitesã        FTP server at iesd.auc.dkã**      Tiamat ftp siteã**      RuneQuest Digest archive siteã**      Garfield.catt.ncsu.eduã**      FTP.FUNET.FIã        GRASS-SERVERã        ADND-L FILELISTã**      Australian FRP Archiveãã        ãFTP Archivesã------------ããAnonymous FTP archives can be accessed from Unix machines on theãInternet by typing ftp <address>, where <address> is either an Internetãaddress or a routing number. At the "Name:" prompt, type "anonymous"; atãthe "Password:" prompt, type your userid or "guest" (or somethingãequally thoughtful). For further information on ftp, check theãdocumentation at your site or consult a local guru.ããUsers at non-Internet sites (especially those on BITNET/Netnorth/EARN)ãmay want to try the BITNET FTP server at Princeton. To obtain directionsãon the use of the server, send a mail file containing the lineããHELPããto BITFTP@PUCC.BITNET. An alternative is the ftpmail service atãdecwrl.dec.com. Again send a message containing the one lineããhelpããto ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com.ããName:           Tabolport archiveãAddress:        athena.mit.eduãContact:        HENRY@critical.mit.eduãStatus:         Available via AFS, not via FTPãInfo Updated:   29-Jun-1992ãNotes:          Jemearl T. Smith maintains an anonymous FTP archive whichã                contains material relating to Tabolport, a fantasy city beingã                designed cooperatively by the readers of rec.games.frp.ã                It's available in the Andrew File System underã                /afs/athena.mit.edu/project/tabolport.ãã                (Jim Bassman Davenport, who was in charge of the Tabolportã                project, has graduated and no longer has net access. Freelandã                K. Abbott, the semi-official administrator, can be reached atã                fabbott@athena.mit.edu. If anyone has access to Project Athenaã                at MIT, Freeland has also put a set of the Tabolport files inã                a publicly-accessible locker named "tabolport".)ããName:           NaveroãAddress:        ics.uci.eduãInfo Updated:   15-Aug-1991ãNotes:          All issues (including the latest) of the Navero series ofã                stories are available inã                /usenet/rec.games.frp/navero. The issues are compressed, so beã                sure to use binary mode to transfer them. In addition, thereã                are a few other items in /usenet/rec.games.frp, like an Excelã                AD&D 2nd Edition character generator (written by John Royã                <roy@ics.uci.edu>) and some postscript character sheets.(Thanksã                to Mark Nagel (nagel@ics.uci.edu) for setting this up.)ãã                Archive sites are also set up for the LaTeX versions of theã                Navero saga:ãã                Compressed:ã                ftp.cc.gatech.edu       pub/frp/navero/navero.tar.Zãã                Uncompressed:ã                ftp.white.toronto.edu   pub/frp/navero/navero.tarãã                ASCII LaTeX files:ã                potemkin.cs.pdx.edu     pub/frp/stories/navero/tex/.ã                ftp.cs.pdx.eduãã                Note: This last site also has copies of EPIC and EEPIC, whichã                are needed to create some of the graphics contained in theã                files.  It is described fully in the readme file.ããName:           The Guildsman (an electronic gaming zine) FTP sitesãAddress:        ftp.cs.pdx.edu (131.252.20.145) in pub/frp/ucrggã                greyhawk.stanford.edu (36.8.0.243) in D_D/GuildsmanãInfo Updated:   28-Jan-1993ãNotes:          The Guildsman is a defunct RPG zine which was once regularlyã                inundated by gaming material from writers both on and offã                the net. The six issues produced are available in LaTeX andã                PostScript formats (sorry, ASCII not available). Feel freeã                to contact the zine's editor via email: jimv@ucrengr.ucr.eduããName:           The ADnD ftp site at ccosunãNew Address:    ccosun.caltech.eduã                SANDMAN.CCO.CALTECH.EDUãContact:        Gary `Lanz' Fuller <garyf@ccosun.caltech.edu>ãInfo Updated:   25-Feb-1992ãNotes:          ADnD and compatible stuff, including versions of the infamousã                net.spellbook and net.priestbook. Pop submissions into thisã                directory: ftp/pub/adnd/inbound.ãããName:           AD&D ftp and AFS site at StanfordãAddress:        greyhawk.stanford.edu (36.8.0.243)ãContact:        Mark Steiglitz <steig@cs.stanford.edu>ãInfo Updated:   16-Mar-1992ãNotes:          This site contains most of the organized AD&D-related materialã                posted to rec.games.frp.  The files are stored either in theirã                natural form or as tar archives.  The archive currentlyã                contains the UCR Guildsman, various versions of the netã                spellbooks, character sheets, and hex graph paper, Alpha'sã                Spells, the Elf's Gamebook, the Net Monster Manual, theã                Penultimate MU Spell List, the Spell Description Language, andã                the WATSFIC Tournament.ãã                ftp directory   /D_Dã                incoming files: /D_D/incomingãã                The contents are also available on the worldwide AFS fileã                system [AFS is the Andrew File System, if you don't know whatã                it is, you probably can't use it. -LM].ã                The files are stored here in their natural form.ãã                AFS directory:  /afs/ir.stanford.edu/users/s/steig/D_Dã                incoming files: /afs/ir.stanford.edu/users/s/steig/D_D/incomingããName:           White Wolf ftp archive siteãAddress:        soda.berkeley.edu (128.32.149.19)ãContact:        Shannon Appel <appel@soda.berkeley.edu> (Ars Mag)ãInfo Updated:   12-Mar-1992ãNotes:          An FTP-able archive exists in the /pub/ars_magica andã                /pub/vampire directories.ãããName:           Traveller-Vehicles ftp siteãAddress:        ocf.berkeley.edu (128.32.184.254) orã                plague and tornado are now a part of this machine.ãContact:        Steve Huntsberry <steveh@ocf.berkeley.edu>ãInfo Updated:   19-Nov-1992ãNotes:          An FTP-able archive exists in the pub/Traveller/vehiclesã                directory, and maybe others.ãContact-Note:   George Herbert has graduated, and I have taken over the ã                admin of the Traveller Vehicle Archives. ãããName:           Champions archiveãAddress:        potemkin.cs.pdx.edu (131.252.20.145)ã                ftp.cs.pdx.eduãContact:        trent@cs.pdx.eduã                cohen@spot.colorado.eduãInfo Updated:   24-Apr-1991ãNotes:          The champions archive is now active and accepting submissions.ã                There are already many characters, stories, plots, and gadgets,ã                but we're always looking for more. To submit anything, place itã                in the tmp/ directory, and send mail to trent@cs.pdx.eduã                telling him what it is, and into which sub-directory it shouldã                go.ã                directories:    Bases.Vehicles.Gadgets/  Misc/  Characters/ã                                Plots-Stories/  Organizations/ããName:           The Jayhawk series archive sitesãAddress:        ftp.white.toronto.eduã                potemkin.cs.pdx.edu [ftp.cs.pdx.edu]ãInfo Updated:   1-May-1991ãNotes:          Mary Kuhner's <mkkuhner@genetics.washington.edu> Jayhawk seriesã                of stories (high quality shadowrun writeups) are available inã                several archive sites. Mary has offered to mail the stories ifã                you can't get to one of the servers.ãã                site1:     ftp.white.toronto.eduã                file:      /pub/frp/shadowrun/jayhawkãã                site2:     potemkin.cs.pdx.edu  [ftp.cs.pdx.edu]ã                directory: /pub/frp/stories/jayhawkãããName:           iesd.auc.dk FTP serverãAddress:        iesd.auc.dk (130.225.48.4)ãContact:        Soren Parbaek <parbaek@iesd.auc.dk> orã                              <at047@cleveland.freenet.edu>ãInfo Updated:   3-Dec-1991, good until 31-Jan-92ãNotes:          Contains: Archive site for the Rolemaster list, Completeã                scenarios to misc. roleplaying games, theã                net.plot.books, a list of rpg-clubs in Denmark and infoã                on danish conventions. Submissions to Soren Parbaek orã                in the incoming directory.ãããName:           Marshall U. FTP serverãAddress:        quayle.mu.wvnet.edu (129.71.32.151)ãContact:        Phil Smith <smith@muvms3.wvnet.edu>ãInfo Updated:   4-Mar-1992ãNotes:          Restricted to non-work hours Eastern Standard/Daily Time.ã                Use the /pub/rpg and /pub/rpg/dnd directories, and incomingã                goes to /pub/rpg/incoming. The Midnight's Bane stories areã                in /pub/rpg/uploads/Midnights_Bane.ããName:           Northern Arizona University anonymous FTP serverãAddress:        rainbow.cse.nau.edu (134.114.64.24)ã                ftp.nau.eduãContact:        William E. Wilson <wew@naucse.cse.nau.edu>ãInfo Updated:   15-dec-1991ãNotes:          Currently has general info for Traveller andã                MegaTraveller. Plans to expand offerings by includingã                programs and game aids for Rolemaster, MERP, CoC, Darkã                Conspiracy, Cyberpunk and other game systems. If youã                would like to submit something of yours, just e-mail aã                description to the contact.ããName:           University of San Diego anonymous FTP serviceãAddress:        teetot.acusd.eduãContact:        Jerry Stratton <jerry@teetot.acusd.edu>ãInfo Updated:   January 22, 1993ãNotes:          Currently includes space for AD&D, Shadowrun, and Brand Xã                (an original superhero roleplaying game). This is theã                distribution point for the Neo-Anarchists Guide to ã                Everything Else, the net.book for shadowrun players.ã                Formerly the USDCSV and Beelzebub site.ãã*****ãName:               Tiamat ftp siteãAddress:  tiamat.umd.umich.eduãInfo Updated:       10/23/92ãNotes:              All submissions should go into the /uploads dir, ã                    2-3 days for a submission to be processed.ã                    Processed files in /pub/frpããQuoting Mike Suzio (the maintainer):ãã          I'm hoping to make this site a Champions archive, since potemkinã          gets so little traffic, and I *know* there should be at leastã          a few people out there with ideas for champions.ãã          Oh - I'm asking that all uploads be accompanied by a text fileã          explaining what they are (especially with binaries; I don't haveã          the time to run everything to find out what it is), and thatã          you send me (msuzio@tiamat.umd.umich.edu) mail before uploadingã          anything over 2 megs or so, just as a courtesy. Thanks.ããName:          RuneQuest Digest archive siteãAddress:       soda.berkeley.edu (128.32.149.19)ãContact:       Shannon Appel <appel@soda.berkeley.edu>ãNotes:         An archive of the old issues of the RQ DigestãããName:          GARFIELD.CATT.NCSU.EDU   ãAddress:       GARFIELD.CATT.NCSU.EDU (152.1.43.23)ãDirectory:     /pub/DND/*           /incoming/Dnd.stuff/*ãNotes:         Small source of misc. AD&D stuff.  (9/15/92) [Thanks Adam Dray]ãããName:          FTP.FUNET.FIãAddress:       FTP.FUNET.FI (128.214.6.100)ãDirectory:     /pub/misc/roleplay/*ãNotes:         Well-maintained Finnish site.  Extensive RoleMaster.  Some AD&Dã               and AD&D DM programs, misc. character sheets, fiction, ã               star maps.  (12/5/92)  [Thanks Adam Dray]ãããMAIL ARCHIVESããName:           GRASS-SERVERãAddress:        GRASS-SERVER@wharton.upenn.eduãContact:        GRASS-REQUEST@wharton.upenn.eduãInfo Updated:   14-Sep-1991ãNotes:          GRASS is a project to explore Generic (i.e. usable for anyã                game system) Religions and Secret Societies for roleplayingã                games.ãã                Archives of GRASS and of the Mythos Delvers lists, andã                interesting postings from rec.games.frp and other newsgroupsã                which are appropriate to GRASS may be retrieved via theã                GRASS-SERVER. To use the GRASS-SERVER, send mail containing theã                command HELP within the subject line and/or the body of theã                mail message to the server address. Address comments to theã                administrator.ãããName:           ADND-L FILELISTãAddress:        LISTSERV@UTARLVM1.BITNETãInfo Updated:   9-May-1991ãNotes:          Most of the net spell books are available here. all you have toã                do is send a mail file or BITNET style interactive message toã                that address. Each line of the mail message should include aã                single command. The most important command to know is GET. Theã                second most important command to know is INDEX, which will giveã                a listing of the available files. Maybe you should start withã                the HELP command.ãã                Some of the files on the server include:ãã                GNSB MAGIC           the great net.spellbookã                MAGIC ITEMS          the magic items listã                POISON DIGEST        the poisons listã                TOME MAGIC           tome of might magicã                CANTRIPS DIGESTã                MONSTER MANUAL       fairly small monster manualããName:           Australian FRP ArchiveãAddress:        yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au in /pub/frp/ãContact:        Aaron Wigley <wigs@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au>ãInfo Updated:   09-Dec-1992ãNotes:          This site contains mirrors of Shadowrun sites, forã                Australian users. Submissions should follow guidelinesã                shown when connecting to the site about uploadingã                material. Please limit your accesses to between 0800 GMTã                and 2300 GMT (1800 - 0900 AEST).ãã