Archive-name: games/roleplay/part7ãLast-Modified: 3/23/93ããNET BOOKSããOne class of article which is typically not posted to rec.games.frp.miscãis the net.book. Though they are occasionally posted toãrec.games.frp.archives, you may be more likely to find them at an ftpãsite or other archive. Here is a list of net.*.books, along with theãnames of the designated compilers, names of archive sites where known,ãand a short, opinionated description.ããContents:ã Net.Spell.Bookã Net.Prayer.Bookã Net.Plots.Bookã Net.Traps.Book(s) (two different collections)ã Net.Fantasy.Character.Bookã Net.AD&D.Character.Bookã Net.GURPS.Spell.Bookã Net.Resources.Bookã Net.Forgotten.Realms.Book (Tome of the Forgotten Realms)ã Net.Sphere.Book(s)ã Net.Bard.Songs.Book (V1 and V2)ã Net.Shadowrun.Bookã Net.Monstrous.Compendiumã Net.Fiction.Storyã ADND-L Lists of Net.*.BooksããFAQ KEEPERSããIn addition to the general FAQ (of which this is part 7, there are otherãFAQ (frequently asked question lists) which are maintained by other membersãof the net community.ããContents:ãã** Shadowrun FAQã** GURPS FAQã** ADND FAQã** The General FAQãã=============== NET.BOOKS ==================================================ãq1) Where do I find these?ãa1) Check the FTP and Archive Sites FAQ. Many of these appear on Greyhawkã or CCOSUN (q.v.).ããName: Net.Spell.BookãCompiler: Boudewijn Wayers ãDescription: A collection of D&D like spells for magic users. Theyã are stored in Zoo'ed, uuencoded format if you get them fromã Boudewijn, so unless you are an old pro at BBS play you betterã look in one of the other archives for them.ãããName: Net.Prayer.BookãCompiler: Boudewijn Wayers ãDescription: A collection of D&D like spells for priests. Theyã are stored in Zoo'ed, uuencoded format if you get them fromã Boudewijn, so unless you are an old pro at BBS play you betterã look in one of the other archives for them.ãããName: Net.Plots.Book (2 volumes complete, 3rd in progress)ãCompiler: Aaron `Phrixus' Sher ãArchived: GRASS-SERVER among othersãDescription: A list of plots for roleplaying games in orderã from shortest plots to longest ones. some of them are veryã good. An overabundance of liches in the first. No lichesã in the second.ãããName: Net.Traps.Book(s) (two different collections)ãCompilers: James C Phillips ã Michael Sloves ãUpdated: 1-Jan-1992ãDescription: A list of traps for dungeons. includes theseã categories, maybe more, Creator, Location type, Triggerã Type, Trigger Description, Effect Type, Effect, Disarming,ã Game system if necessary.ãããName: Net.GURPS.Spell.BookãCompiler: Raven ãArchived: eklektik.cs.pitt.eduãDescription: A list of spells for the standard GURPS magic system.ã the first collection is pretty well done, with only a fewã munchkin bait spells. The second collection is under way now.ã** eklektic is no longer available, watch for an update soon! **ããName: Net.Forgotten.Realms.Book (Tome of the Forgotten Realms)ãCompiler: Chris ãDescription: All things forgotten from the Realms. As such,ã plotlines, folklore, new places, NPCs, monsters, and evenã PSEUDO-Fluff are all acceptable submissions. Theã compiler is also looking for information to put inã Net.books for Greyhawk, Dragonlance, Ravenloft, andã Spelljammer.ãããName: Net.Sphere.BooksãCompiler: Christopher M. Knuth ãDescription: A *HUGE* project covering: Non-Player Characters, Newã Deities, New Countries, or Buildings (Towers, Castles,ã Etc.), New Spells (special to sphere), New Prayers, Newã Monsters, New Weapons & Armor, New Classes & Races,ã Miscellaneous Information, Extended Time Lines, etc. Forã all the different TSR-published settings for the D&D andã AD&D games. [Intended but not completed. Don't expect itã any time soon. --LJM]ãããName: Net.Bard.Songs.BookãCompiler: Jeff Gostin ãArchived: sandman.cco.caltech.edu, greyhawk.stanford.eduãDescription: A bunch of mostly goofy bard songs. Pretty good. Absolutelyã fits the definition of "fluff". Versions 1 and 2 are availableã in ASCII only on the above sites.ãããName: Net.Shadowrun.BookãCompiler: Jerry Stratton ãDescription: _The Annual Neo-Anarchists' Guide to Everything Else_ isã coming your way soon. Jerry is looking for Regionalã Descriptions (your home town, chummer!), New Spells,ã Spirits, Cyber, Equipment, Skills, Adventures, Creatures.ãã [29-Jun-1992] The First and Second Annual Neo-Anarchistsã Guide to Everything Else are now ready. You can get itã via ftp at teetot.acusd.edu in the directory /pub/Beelzebub/ã Role-Playing.ã These are in RTF.ã ãName: Net.Monstrous.Compendium (LaTeX only currently)ãCompiler: Robert Chrisitian ãDescription: A collection of AD&D monsters to be used with the 2nd Edã rules. Submissions and requests for the compendium alwaysã welcomed.ããName: Net.Fiction.StoryãCompiler: mar@astrop.physics.su.OZ.AUãArchived: suphys.physics.su.OZ.AU rpghelper/net.fiction.storyãDescription: Up to the minute-proofread and edited version of theã Net.Fiction Story in LaTex format. Files are allofit.tex (forã the LaTex version) and allofit.tex.z for the compressed versionã of the same. ãã * * * * * * * * * * ããName: ADND-L Lists of Net.*.BooksãCompiler: Freeman MacCleane ãDescription: A list of projects begun and/or announced fairlyã recently on the ADND-L mailing list, all centered around theã xD&D game(s).ããã============= FAQ Keepers ===================================================ããName: Shadowrun FAQãKeeper: Wordman (lward@husc.harvard.edu)ãPosting: Monthly (or more often when needed)ããName: GURPS FAQãKeeper: Jim Duncan (duncanj@umd5.umd.edu)ãPosting: Every 4-6 weeksãNotes: Quoted from the Keeper:ãã I usually check in on the Illuminati BBS (Steve Jackson Games' BBS)ã once or twice a week. I may get some of my FAQs from there and addã them even if they have not been FAQ in rec.games.frp.*. ã Submissions should have GURPS FAQ in the subject line.ãããName: ADND FAQãKeeper: Chris Warren (warren@Apple.COM)ãPosting: MonthlyããName: The General rec.games.frp.* FAQsãKeeper: cwatters@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Coyt Watters)ãPosting: Biweekly, weekly at beginning of fall quarter.ãNotes: Email me with any changes to the 8 (soon to be 9) partã general FAQ. Typos, corrections, suggestions, submissionsã all cheerfully received by my automated mailer, thenã scowlingly inserted somewhere into the FAQ.ãã