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Homebrew Campaign Settings

2010-06-04T11:01:39Z

Shirnie12:

[[Category:Resources]]

These are various homebrew campaign settings that can be found on the web. 
-> Note 1: When links no longer function, website description and url may be deleted. Feel free to add them back if they are found again somewhere else on the Internet. (Ah, if Heptovania could ever be put online again... sigh!) 
-> Note 2: This page is only intended for listing links to homebrew settings, with a single line of description. Hate or rave texts do not belong here and will be deleted.

=== D20 ===
*[http://www.diasexmachina.com/Games.htm Amethyst] - update: A fantasy set in the real world where technology and magic exist but do not mix and openly break one another down. For d20 with a lot of new rules.
*[http://www.breminor.com/default.htm Breminor] - A well detailed fantasy world, with nice website and written stories, usable with d20.
*[http://www.wideopenwest.com/~jdyal/dh/ Dark Heritage] - Swashbuckling in a grim setting infused with blasphemous cults and horrible demons. D20 + houserules.
*[http://athas.org/ Dark Sun - Athas.org] - Not a homebrew, but excellent free material for running a d20 Dark Sun campaign.
*[http://www.eyrurpg.com/ Eyru] - A world of fantasy inspired by the Iron Age Celtic cultures, for d20.
*[http://karanblade.chi-town.com/ Karanblade] - A Brazilian campaign setting for AD&D and d20, entirely in Portuguese/Brazilian.
*[http://www.korinth.com/ Korinth & Elindra] - Two different settings for d20.
*[http://murchadslegacy.pbwiki.com/ Murchad's Legacy] - An entirely OGC campaign setting in the "knights and castles" tradition using the d20 ruleset, and to which you may contribute.
*[http://www.mythosa.net/ Mythosa] - Realms of Darkness and Legend, for d20. Several PDF files for download.
*[http://webpages.charter.net/wpeacock/palaestra/index.htm Palaestra] - A fantasy setting with a "Byzance against Faery" theme, for d20.
*[http://home.comcast.net/~joemoon5/tian/ Scroll of Tian] - A world of deserts, jungles and high magic, for d20.
*[http://www.terra-viejo.net/ Terra-Viejo] - An alternate-Earth fantasy world, for d20.
*[http://hyboria.xoth.net/index.htm The Hyborian Age] - Conan's world (not the Mongoose Publishing version) for d20.
*[http://www.thekyngdoms.com/ The Kyngdoms] - A very large and detailed fantasy world with a very in depth history and huge color map, for d20.
*[http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Realm/9675/ The Northland] - A typical fantasy setting, probably for AD&D or d20.
*[http://www.oriental.hardpoints.de/ The Oriental Hardpoint] - An Asian/Oriental campaign setting, for d20.
*[http://urbis.wikidot.com/ Urbis] - A World of Cities, for d20. A world currently going through a magical industrial revolution, with vast city-states dominating the landscape.
*[http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Valgora_(D20_Modern_Campaign_Setting) Valgora] - A Living campaign setting for the [http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Organization_of_Gamers_&_Roleplaying_Enthusiasts_(3.5e_Other) Organization of Gamers & Roleplaying Enthusiasts].

=== Basic Dungeons & Dragons/Rules Cyclopedia ===
*[http://www.tridrpg.org/ World of Trid] - This campaign setting harkens back to the fledging days of the Moldvey Basic D&D box set, and continued to the Rules Cyclopedia, published in the 1990’s.
*[http://www.enworld.org/Inzeladun/ Inzeladun] - The "Conan flavored" homebrew setting by Vincent Darlage (who later wrote for Mongoose's Conan d20), for D&D.
*[http://www.sulerin.com/index.asp Sulerin] - A really extensive D&D world.

=== Dungeons & Dragons 1st Edition ===
*[http://pagesperso-orange.fr/bcv/anglais/aquila.htm Aquila] - An old AD&D setting.
*[http://www.freemode.net/dage/ Dage] - An old Earth-like Dark Ages fantasy world, for AD&D.
*[http://karanblade.chi-town.com/ Karanblade] - A Brazilian campaign setting for AD&D and d20, entirely in Portuguese/Brazilian.
*[http://www.pryce.net/realmsofadventure/ Realms of Adventure] - An AD&D fantasy setting.
*[http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Realm/9675/ The Northland] - A typical fantasy setting, probably for AD&D or d20.

==Related Links:==

[http://www.noxedge.com/'''NOXedge''']

=== Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition ===
*[http://www.andurin.com/index.php Andurin] - A fantasy world, for 3e and 2e, that takes its inspiration from many sources: Conan, Elric, Thieves' World, Elder Scrolls' Morrowind, and the Wheel of Time.

=== Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition ===
*[http://www.andurin.com/index.php Andurin] - A fantasy world, for 3e and 2e, that takes its inspiration from many sources: Conan, Elric, Thieves' World, Elder Scrolls' Morrowind, and the Wheel of Time.

=== Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Edition ===
*[http://www.aquerra.com Aquerra] - A low-to-moderate magic campaign setting for D&D3.5e.
*[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/DnD3VanishedLands/ Vanished Lands] - A heroic fantasy setting for D&D3.5 and related campaigns. (This one is a Yahoogroup page rather than a setting website.)
*[http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Valgora Valgora] - A living campaign setting for the [http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Organization_of_Gamers_&_Roleplaying_Enthusiasts_(3.5e_Other) Organization of Gamers & Roleplaying Enthusiasts]
*[http://deismaar.pbwiki.com/ World of Deismaar] - Here is a low magic, politically-charged world that is entirely humanocentric. For D&D3.5

=== Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition ===
*[http://www.shanecase.com/everwyld/ Everwyld] - A Fantasy setting for D&D4e.
*[http://www.farlandworld.com/ Farland] - An extensive and rich setting with a nice website, formerly for d20, now for 4e.
*[http://www.spellbooksoftware.com/4windsbar/ Four Winds Bar] The Nexus of Crises, The Origin of Storms, a 4th Ed Campaign and setting.

=== FUDGE ===
*[http://www.agyris.net/Agyris] - Very well done and original website for this Fudge setting.

=== Generic, Homebrew or Unspecified ===
*[http://www.creativeconclave.co.uk Conclave] - Collaborative world-building with influences including Ming and Qing China, Polynesia, the Dutch East India Company and high fantasy.
*[http://www.belandir.com/fargoth/ Fargoth] - The Fargoth World Building Project is a collaborative effort to design a generic fantasy setting for any game system.
*[http://www.gwenthia.org/ Gwenthia] - A shared fantasy world developed primarily for RPGs, and being delivered through wiki, ftp site, and published documents.
*[http://johnwright281.tripod.com/ Ilshara: Lands of Exile] - A well done campaign setting, with PDFs for download, for Castles & Crusades.
*[http://www.jhendor.de/ Jhendor] - A fantasy world with no specific RPG tied to it, but that was originally used for a Runequest campaign.
*[http://miscellaneousdebris.sitesled.com/gamefiles/bronzerev.pdf Karthum] - A swords and sorcery mini-setting with its own rule set. This is a direct link to the PDF.
*[http://www.r4bid.net/LoreWeaver/HomeIndex LoreWeaver] - A campaign world on Wiki, and published under a Creative Commons License.
*[http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Fortress/6394/ Maelstrom] - This setting also provides great blasons, castles maps, etc.
*[http://www.melnworld.com/englanniksi/main.php3 Meln] - A campaign setting for any fantasy RPG system.
*[http://www.necroz.com/MeshalCRS/index.html Meshal] - A Chinese general system with it's campaign setting Erovan.
*[http://www.worlddreambank.org/P/PLANETS.HTM Planetocopia] - Several descriptions of planets and their inhabitants. Wasn't done for RPGs, but would be a very good source of inspiration for exotic homebrew worlds.
*[http://www.santharia.com/ Santharia] - Another massive fantasy world, heavily TOLKIEN inspired, with beautiful website, lots of stuff, and online RPG.
*[http://carnelian.game-host.org/~ken/coast.html Tales of the Carnelian Coast] - A well detailed setting with its own game system.
*[http://www.tekumel.com/ Tekumel] - The first homebrew ever, that became a published setting of several books, this is the extensive world created by the Professor M.A.R. Barker.
*[http://pencil-pushers.net/?page_id=76 The Last Dominion] - A dark fantasy setting that almost - but not quite - transcends the barrier into mature audiences. Great art and beautiful maps, no specific game system.
*[http://www.zompist.com/virtuver.htm Virtual Verduria] - A peculiar fantasy world, some humans from Earth stumbled upon by accident long ago.
*[http://www.hoboes.com/html/RPG/Gods//Highland/ World of Highland] - An alternate-Earth fantasy setting, with its own RPG system.
*[http://www.khoras.net/ World of Khoras] - Probably the most extensive campaign setting on the web! For any fantasy RPG system.

=== GURPS ===
*[http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/The_Gift:Main_Page The Gift] PCs play mages living the modern world, coping with power, mage society and supernatural peril.
*[http://www.kalyr.com/kalyr.htm Kalyr] - A GURPS game world where humans are slaves imported to an alien planet.
*[http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Lineage:Main_Page Lineage] Join the Mage Houses and fight for wealth and power in the modern USA. Or join The Rebellion and declare war on Heaven and Hell themselves.
*[http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Paradise_City:Main_Page Paradise City] A cyberpunk setting with extended catalogs of weapons and cyberware.

==Related Links:==

[http://www.noxedge.com/'''NOXedge''']

=== HARP ===
*[http://www.aecyr-grene.org/index.shtml Aecyr Grene] - A fantasy campaign setting for HARP.

=== Risus/EZ20 ===
*[http://miscellaneousdebris.sitesled.com/gamefiles/ktattoo.pdf Kumquat Tattoo] -- Efffin' metal fantasy for Risus (with conversions for EZ20). This is a direct link to the PDF.

=== True20 Adventure Roleplaying ===
*[http://taharqa.org/PaxThumanus/ Pax Thumanus] - A classical Swords and Sorcery setting for True20.
*[http://suwarnabumi.wikidot.com/ Suwarnabumi] - An original fantasy setting set against the backdrop of Southeast Asian culture, mythology, and history.
*[http://www.flagonwiththedragon.com/wiki/index.php?title=The_True_Crescent_and_Cross The True Crescent and Cross] - A campaign setting based in a mythical version of the Kingdom of Jerusalem in the 1130.

=== T.W.E.R.P.S. ===

*[http://miscellaneousdebris.sitesled.com/gamefiles/weirdlands.pdf The Weirdlands] - A. . . uhm. . . weird setting for use with The World's Easiest Role Playing System. This is a direct link to the PDF.

=== vsM Engine ===
*[http://miscellaneousdebris.sitesled.com/gamefiles/vselves.pdf vs. Elves] - A baroque fantasy setting for the vsM Engine. This ia a direct link to the PDF.

Homebrew Campaign Settings

2010-06-04T10:58:55Z

Shirnie12:

[[Category:Resources]]

These are various homebrew campaign settings that can be found on the web. 
-> Note 1: When links no longer function, website description and url may be deleted. Feel free to add them back if they are found again somewhere else on the Internet. (Ah, if Heptovania could ever be put online again... sigh!) 
-> Note 2: This page is only intended for listing links to homebrew settings, with a single line of description. Hate or rave texts do not belong here and will be deleted.

=== D20 ===
*[http://www.diasexmachina.com/Games.htm Amethyst] - update: A fantasy set in the real world where technology and magic exist but do not mix and openly break one another down. For d20 with a lot of new rules.
*[http://www.breminor.com/default.htm Breminor] - A well detailed fantasy world, with nice website and written stories, usable with d20.
*[http://www.wideopenwest.com/~jdyal/dh/ Dark Heritage] - Swashbuckling in a grim setting infused with blasphemous cults and horrible demons. D20 + houserules.
*[http://athas.org/ Dark Sun - Athas.org] - Not a homebrew, but excellent free material for running a d20 Dark Sun campaign.
*[http://www.eyrurpg.com/ Eyru] - A world of fantasy inspired by the Iron Age Celtic cultures, for d20.
*[http://karanblade.chi-town.com/ Karanblade] - A Brazilian campaign setting for AD&D and d20, entirely in Portuguese/Brazilian.
*[http://www.korinth.com/ Korinth & Elindra] - Two different settings for d20.
*[http://murchadslegacy.pbwiki.com/ Murchad's Legacy] - An entirely OGC campaign setting in the "knights and castles" tradition using the d20 ruleset, and to which you may contribute.
*[http://www.mythosa.net/ Mythosa] - Realms of Darkness and Legend, for d20. Several PDF files for download.
*[http://webpages.charter.net/wpeacock/palaestra/index.htm Palaestra] - A fantasy setting with a "Byzance against Faery" theme, for d20.
*[http://home.comcast.net/~joemoon5/tian/ Scroll of Tian] - A world of deserts, jungles and high magic, for d20.
*[http://www.terra-viejo.net/ Terra-Viejo] - An alternate-Earth fantasy world, for d20.
*[http://hyboria.xoth.net/index.htm The Hyborian Age] - Conan's world (not the Mongoose Publishing version) for d20.
*[http://www.thekyngdoms.com/ The Kyngdoms] - A very large and detailed fantasy world with a very in depth history and huge color map, for d20.
*[http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Realm/9675/ The Northland] - A typical fantasy setting, probably for AD&D or d20.
*[http://www.oriental.hardpoints.de/ The Oriental Hardpoint] - An Asian/Oriental campaign setting, for d20.
*[http://urbis.wikidot.com/ Urbis] - A World of Cities, for d20. A world currently going through a magical industrial revolution, with vast city-states dominating the landscape.
*[http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Valgora_(D20_Modern_Campaign_Setting) Valgora] - A Living campaign setting for the [http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Organization_of_Gamers_&_Roleplaying_Enthusiasts_(3.5e_Other) Organization of Gamers & Roleplaying Enthusiasts].

=== Basic Dungeons & Dragons/Rules Cyclopedia ===
*[http://www.tridrpg.org/ World of Trid] - This campaign setting harkens back to the fledging days of the Moldvey Basic D&D box set, and continued to the Rules Cyclopedia, published in the 1990’s.
*[http://www.enworld.org/Inzeladun/ Inzeladun] - The "Conan flavored" homebrew setting by Vincent Darlage (who later wrote for Mongoose's Conan d20), for D&D.
*[http://www.sulerin.com/index.asp Sulerin] - A really extensive D&D world.

=== Dungeons & Dragons 1st Edition ===
*[http://pagesperso-orange.fr/bcv/anglais/aquila.htm Aquila] - An old AD&D setting.
*[http://www.freemode.net/dage/ Dage] - An old Earth-like Dark Ages fantasy world, for AD&D.
*[http://karanblade.chi-town.com/ Karanblade] - A Brazilian campaign setting for AD&D and d20, entirely in Portuguese/Brazilian.
*[http://www.pryce.net/realmsofadventure/ Realms of Adventure] - An AD&D fantasy setting.
*[http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Realm/9675/ The Northland] - A typical fantasy setting, probably for AD&D or d20.

==Related Links:==

[http://www.noxedge.com/'''NOXedge''']

=== Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition ===
*[http://www.andurin.com/index.php Andurin] - A fantasy world, for 3e and 2e, that takes its inspiration from many sources: Conan, Elric, Thieves' World, Elder Scrolls' Morrowind, and the Wheel of Time.

=== Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition ===
*[http://www.andurin.com/index.php Andurin] - A fantasy world, for 3e and 2e, that takes its inspiration from many sources: Conan, Elric, Thieves' World, Elder Scrolls' Morrowind, and the Wheel of Time.

=== Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Edition ===
*[http://www.aquerra.com Aquerra] - A low-to-moderate magic campaign setting for D&D3.5e.
*[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/DnD3VanishedLands/ Vanished Lands] - A heroic fantasy setting for D&D3.5 and related campaigns. (This one is a Yahoogroup page rather than a setting website.)
*[http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Valgora Valgora] - A living campaign setting for the [http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Organization_of_Gamers_&_Roleplaying_Enthusiasts_(3.5e_Other) Organization of Gamers & Roleplaying Enthusiasts]
*[http://deismaar.pbwiki.com/ World of Deismaar] - Here is a low magic, politically-charged world that is entirely humanocentric. For D&D3.5

=== Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition ===
*[http://www.shanecase.com/everwyld/ Everwyld] - A Fantasy setting for D&D4e.
*[http://www.farlandworld.com/ Farland] - An extensive and rich setting with a nice website, formerly for d20, now for 4e.
*[http://www.spellbooksoftware.com/4windsbar/ Four Winds Bar] The Nexus of Crises, The Origin of Storms, a 4th Ed Campaign and setting.

=== FUDGE ===
*[http://www.agyris.net/Agyris] - Very well done and original website for this Fudge setting.

=== Generic, Homebrew or Unspecified ===
*[http://www.creativeconclave.co.uk Conclave] - Collaborative world-building with influences including Ming and Qing China, Polynesia, the Dutch East India Company and high fantasy.
*[http://www.belandir.com/fargoth/ Fargoth] - The Fargoth World Building Project is a collaborative effort to design a generic fantasy setting for any game system.
*[http://www.gwenthia.org/ Gwenthia] - A shared fantasy world developed primarily for RPGs, and being delivered through wiki, ftp site, and published documents.
*[http://johnwright281.tripod.com/ Ilshara: Lands of Exile] - A well done campaign setting, with PDFs for download, for Castles & Crusades.
*[http://www.jhendor.de/ Jhendor] - A fantasy world with no specific RPG tied to it, but that was originally used for a Runequest campaign.
*[http://miscellaneousdebris.sitesled.com/gamefiles/bronzerev.pdf Karthum] - A swords and sorcery mini-setting with its own rule set. This is a direct link to the PDF.
*[http://www.r4bid.net/LoreWeaver/HomeIndex LoreWeaver] - A campaign world on Wiki, and published under a Creative Commons License.
*[http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Fortress/6394/ Maelstrom] - This setting also provides great blasons, castles maps, etc.
*[http://www.melnworld.com/englanniksi/main.php3 Meln] - A campaign setting for any fantasy RPG system.
*[http://www.necroz.com/MeshalCRS/index.html Meshal] - A Chinese general system with it's campaign setting Erovan.
*[http://www.worlddreambank.org/P/PLANETS.HTM Planetocopia] - Several descriptions of planets and their inhabitants. Wasn't done for RPGs, but would be a very good source of inspiration for exotic homebrew worlds.
*[http://www.santharia.com/ Santharia] - Another massive fantasy world, heavily TOLKIEN inspired, with beautiful website, lots of stuff, and online RPG.
*[http://carnelian.game-host.org/~ken/coast.html Tales of the Carnelian Coast] - A well detailed setting with its own game system.
*[http://www.tekumel.com/ Tekumel] - The first homebrew ever, that became a published setting of several books, this is the extensive world created by the Professor M.A.R. Barker.
*[http://pencil-pushers.net/?page_id=76 The Last Dominion] - A dark fantasy setting that almost - but not quite - transcends the barrier into mature audiences. Great art and beautiful maps, no specific game system.
*[http://www.zompist.com/virtuver.htm Virtual Verduria] - A peculiar fantasy world, some humans from Earth stumbled upon by accident long ago.
*[http://www.hoboes.com/html/RPG/Gods//Highland/ World of Highland] - An alternate-Earth fantasy setting, with its own RPG system.
*[http://www.khoras.net/ World of Khoras] - Probably the most extensive campaign setting on the web! For any fantasy RPG system.

=== GURPS ===
*[http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/The_Gift:Main_Page The Gift] PCs play mages living the modern world, coping with power, mage society and supernatural peril.
*[http://www.kalyr.com/kalyr.htm Kalyr] - A GURPS game world where humans are slaves imported to an alien planet.
*[http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Lineage:Main_Page Lineage] Join the Mage Houses and fight for wealth and power in the modern USA. Or join The Rebellion and declare war on Heaven and Hell themselves.
*[http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Paradise_City:Main_Page Paradise City] A cyberpunk setting with extended catalogs of weapons and cyberware.

=== HARP ===
*[http://www.aecyr-grene.org/index.shtml Aecyr Grene] - A fantasy campaign setting for HARP.

=== Risus/EZ20 ===
*[http://miscellaneousdebris.sitesled.com/gamefiles/ktattoo.pdf Kumquat Tattoo] -- Efffin' metal fantasy for Risus (with conversions for EZ20). This is a direct link to the PDF.

=== True20 Adventure Roleplaying ===
*[http://taharqa.org/PaxThumanus/ Pax Thumanus] - A classical Swords and Sorcery setting for True20.
*[http://suwarnabumi.wikidot.com/ Suwarnabumi] - An original fantasy setting set against the backdrop of Southeast Asian culture, mythology, and history.
*[http://www.flagonwiththedragon.com/wiki/index.php?title=The_True_Crescent_and_Cross The True Crescent and Cross] - A campaign setting based in a mythical version of the Kingdom of Jerusalem in the 1130.

=== T.W.E.R.P.S. ===

*[http://miscellaneousdebris.sitesled.com/gamefiles/weirdlands.pdf The Weirdlands] - A. . . uhm. . . weird setting for use with The World's Easiest Role Playing System. This is a direct link to the PDF.

=== vsM Engine ===
*[http://miscellaneousdebris.sitesled.com/gamefiles/vselves.pdf vs. Elves] - A baroque fantasy setting for the vsM Engine. This ia a direct link to the PDF.

The Necromunda Gang Registry

2010-06-04T10:55:11Z

Shirnie12:

Member of '''The Necromunda Ring'''

[ [http://A.webring.com/wrman?ring=necromundaring;addsite Join Now] | [http://A.webring.com/hub?ring=necromundaring;id=11;hub Ring Hub] | [http://A.webring.com/go?ring=necromundaring;id=11;random Random] | [http://A.webring.com/go?ring=necromundaring;id=11;prev Previous] | [http://A.webring.com/go?ring=necromundaring;id=11;next Next] ]

== ADDING YOUR GANG ROSTER INTO THE REGISTRY ==

=== Adding Links to Existing Gang Rosters ===

To add an external link into the current directory of external gang rosters, find the proper gang type or house, click the edit button above it, write the URL, add a space, write the name of the gang, then surround this entry with brackets. For example:

[123]

[FAKE URL The Ironheads]

[123]

And it will show up properly after you click the "Save page" button below the edit screen.

=== Creating a Gang Roster Here ===

If you don't have a website, you can still contribute your gang's roster to The Necromunda Gang Registry through the instructions below.

You may also decided to enter your gang's roster here even IF you do have your gang's roster online elsewhere?

Why?

One major advantage of adding your gang's roster here is that when you update your gang's roster with advances or new equipment, you will be able to track the changes in the page's history. If you plan to do so, take note of the "Summary:" field underneath the edit screen. You can make little notes like "Tommy's A increases by 1".

==Related Links:==

[http://www.noxedge.com/'''NOXedge''']

====Instructions====

The instructions to add your gang roster here are quite simple. You only need to do a few things:

1) CREATE A PAGE AT WIKI.RPG.NET

This is the easiest of the three steps.

You can create a page at wiki.rpg.net with little more effort than typing a few letters.

Go to the URL header above right now that at this moment will right now probably say http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/The_Necromunda_Gang_Registry. Erase the part of the URL that says The_Necromunda_Gang_Registry and type in the name of your gang and hit enter. This will instantly create a new page at wiki.rpg.net. For example, if your gang's name was The Iron Heads, you would type in The_Iron_Heads so that the URL header above would read <nowiki>"http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/The_Iron_Heads"</nowiki> and then you would hit enter and the page is created.

Write down your URL in an e-mail and e-mail it to yourself just in case.

2) ENTER YOUR GANG ROSTER INTO THAT PAGE

Copy and paste the [[The Necromunda Gang Registry Template]]'s format from the edit tab to save you time and effort. Please remember to not edit that template's code with your new gang roster, but to put into the newly created wiki page created above. Copy and paste it into your own page, modify and edit the template's code to fit your gang's data.

3) UPDATE THE NECROMUNDA GANG REGISTRY WITH THAT PAGE

This can be done in the same way as the above section on [http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/The_Necromunda_Gang_Registry#Adding_Links_to_Existing_Gang_Rosters adding links]. <nowiki> The only difference is that you can also insert the link writing the page name (without the underscores) and surround it with double brackets [[ ]] like so: [[The Iron Heads]] </nowiki>

And then, you are done. An example of a gang roster made with The Necromunda Gang Registry template can be viewed [http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/The_Sprocket_Holes here], it is a real gang and has been updated with its first battle to show the history viewing advantages of a wiki template as well.

==== Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ====

If you have a question about how to do this or a question about how it all works. Feel free to leave your question [http://necromunda.diaryland.com here] and mention The Necromunda Gang Registry in your question so I know how best to answer you. Also leave your e-mail if you want me to get back to you.

===== Q: Could anyone modify a roster I've done? =====

Yes, anyone can modify it. However, the history tab at the top keeps a permenant record of ALL versions of a page. So, if this happened, you could find the unmodified version and restore it with a simple copy and paste. All modifications can be reversed.

If you are worried about unauthorized changes, register a username before you create it and create the gang roster with that username. If I see anyone else modify it that isn't you, I'll revert it back to normal for you.

I watch all the Wiki pages on a regular basis. I have not had any problems with my Wiki projects or other Wiki projects that I have been involved with.

You can register and select to watch your own roster if you are worried that this might happen too.

===== Q: Could anyone decide to delete everything? =====

See above. It is not possible through the Wiki technology to permenantly and irrecovably delete anything. All changes and versions of a page are stored. You can click on any individual stored version, click edit, copy and paste it into the current version.

== RELATED LINKS ==

[http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/The_Necromunda_Name_Project The Necromunda Name Project]

This is a sister project to the Necromunda Gang Registry where you can view hundreds of Necromunda names and add your own into the project, be it the names of individuals ([[The Baby Book of Necromunda Names]]) or the gangs themselves ([[The Big Book of Necromunda Gang Names]]).

[http://necromunda.diaryland.com Project: Necromunda]

This is the home and parent site of The Necromunda Gang Registry and the Necromunda Name Project.

[http://necromunda.40kfightclub.com Necromunda 40K Fight Club]

This has a great gang roster system for more than a dozen registered gang rosters that have extras thrown in such as notable history for fighters or who currently has the most kills. Definitely worth a look. However, you can only add your gang roster into it if you are a donating member to the club.

* [http://easternfringe.com/underhive Underhive] Online Necromunda RPG

== BACKGROUND OF THE NECROMUNDA GANG REGISTRY ==

The parent site to this list is [http://necromunda.diaryland.com Project: Necromunda]. A majority of these gang rosters were originally on a closed list made up of gang rosters given to him by others or found by him on the web. He decided to make his list open to the public to add as they please.

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