Dice Make Bonk is podcast featuring rants and ruminations about pen-and-paper role-playing games from a bunch of gamers. The show's on hiatus, but it's still well worth checking out the archives, particularly if you're interested in campaign building.

Savage Heroes is an unofficial fan site for Savage Worlds packed full of resources for the fun, fast and furious role-playing game. Of particular note is the "Conversions" section, which offers dozens of system conversions for everything from Alternity to Crimson Skies to Fading Suns.

There's also the exceedingly useful Savage Beasts fan supplement containing 64 pages worth of monstrous goodness for Savage Worlds and an "Adventures" section with a two dozen-odd adventures, rule supplement and errata.

Home of the dire shark, UncleBear.com's been published since the mid-1990s in one form or another. The site's changed a lot over the years, but it remains true to its geek (or rather, post-geek) core, offering essays, commentary, and news about all the things that geeks love. Regular features include reviews of bad movies, the Random News Table collecting game and geek headlines from around the web, and posts about long-running game development projects like the light-weight RPG Imagination's Toybox and the generic espionage game DoubleZero.

'The home page for Nuketown editor Kenneth Newquist's gaming group. Primarily dedicated to the Dungeons & Dragons 3.x campaign set in the World of Greyhawk, it also includes links to our other campaigns, including Fading Suns, Spycraft and Mutants & Masterminds.

Shark Bytes is the unofficial fanzine of Pinnacle Entertainment Group's Savage Worlds game system. PDF issues are released on an irregular schedule, but are worth the wait: each has tons of edges, optional rules, commentary, and setting material. Each issue is themed -- the Spring 2008 edition, for example, deals with the supervillain setting Necessary Evil.