Fixed disclaimer: Your editor found all these sites. He did not explore any of them. While none of them appear to be irregular, remember caveat emptor and Your Mileage May Vary. I expect that if any of these sites were seriously offensive someone would eventually post the issue, but I make no promises that this has not occurred.

http://www.edoc.com/zarf/werewolf.html does have the single drawback that it is really only good for an *odd number* of players. Quo Vadis was released in 1992 by Hans-im-Glück. Chris Lawson (chris. lawson@virgin.net) reports that he has a list of release dates for all of the Reiner Knizia games at http://freespace.virgin.net/chris.lawson/rk/. Reiner did give him a complete list of everything that Reiner had ever had published; the pager is to be updated with this information.

Check out The Miniatures Page for contact information. The Manufacturers Directory at TMP is at http://www.jps.net/minipage/ref/man/index.html and the Miniatures Library at TMP is at http://www.jps.net/minipage/lib/index.html. The Armati and Tactica miniatures rules mailing lists combined and are at tac-arm-L@hitthebeach.com. A source for ACW minatures is is Foundry; their website is at http://www. icenter.net/~gisby/index.htm. The source for this is the web home for Flintloque: http://www.geocities.com/~flintloque. The miniatures site at http://www.battlegames.co.uk is heartily recommended by a source.. Stumpfle's catalogue from their website: http://www.cvn.net/~stumpfle/ The source got this link off the webshops listing at TMP - http://www. jps.net/minipage/webshops.html. There is a web site for the Warhammer datafiles Army Builder program at http://www.wolflair.com/Army_ Builder/Related_Links/related_links.html with data files from http://www.ezlink.com/~tscott/ArmyBuilder.html , or so we read. These are related to the Games Workshop Games reviewed in a previous issue. There is apparently a new electronic mail magazine at Jim Parmenter's naval wargames site http://www.rmi.net/~jasdpar/. The HMGS East Webpage is at (http://www.erinet.com/bp/hmgseast.html.. Regal Miniatures is said to be an excellent source at http://www.odgw.com. Major General Tremorden Rederring's Colonial Wargames Page http://zeitcom.com/majgen has featured a layout template in its how-to page on colonial building construction. Reportedly some scaling issues on this page have been fixed.

Bohnanza (the bean trading game) is distributed by Rio Grande Games (www.riograndegames.com); try also through the Game Cabinet www.gamecabinet.com. Luding (http://SunSite.Informatik.RWTH-Aachen.DE/luding/) has a number of games listed as suitable for non-gaming friends, but unfortunately with very few reviews except in German. Bill Armintrout reports that he has his own E-Zine The Miniatures Page, http://www.jps.net/minipage, which is keeping him very busy. The Clubs section of his zine has a link covering the SGS at http://www.jps.net/minipage/ref/clubs/clubgl.html#sgs.

The internet role-playing society http://irps.engr.ucf.edu/; meetings at starlink.org on #irps on mondays at 9 pm est (using IRC). Club Grognard now offers web space for grognard's homepages on grognard.com. Please see http://grognard.com/clubgrog.html for details. Once again the Billabong Boardgamers website is updated, and what a bumper edition it is:- http://www.ozemail.com.au/~dcoutts/Billabong/bbgupdat.htm. A review of Finale in Dutch (and a lot more) http://www.fortunecity.com/underworld/490/index.html. Winning Moves can be found on the web at