Links and Resources
So many RPGs out there in the world have dedicated web pages, Facebook groups and other resources, live or dead. There is a part of me that wants to keep every RPG alive, as unrealistic as that is. This section of the site tries to compile some notable web pages that serve as fun resources or possibly hubs of community for different RPGs as I compile them. I hope it eventually gets built up enough to be useful to you! I will list RPGs in alphabetical order and within that, broadly try to list sites in order of how significant I find them, some personal judgement based on how alive the site is and how much material if contains. I may get to DnD or Pathfinder stuff, but the resources there are vast and kind of for that reason they rate lower priority for me.
Bubblegum Crisis
A Fuzion powered RPG based on the Bubblegum Crisis anime.
Cyberpunk
Cyberpunk is a cyberpunk RPG produced by R. Talsorian. It has a few editions, including Cyberpunk 2013, 2020 and RED.
Fuzion
Fuzion is an RPG system from the late '90s/early 2000s that was a bit of a mash-up between R. Talsorian's Interlock system and the Hero system (known for powering Hero and Champions, etc.)
Marvel Universe Role Playing Game
The Marvel Universe Role Playing Game came out in the early 2000s and was published by Marvel themselves. It was notable for being diceless and using allocation of "stones" round to round to adjudication actions.
Mekton
Mekton is a mecha anime based RPG produced by R. Talsorian. Links related to any edition of the game will be placed here.
Mutants and Masterminds
Mutants and Masterminds is a super hero RPG that came out of the d20 boom of the early 2000s. It has 3 editions.
Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game
White Wolf, primarily known for their "World of Darkness" games such as Vampire: The Masquerade, released this RPG in 1994 and supported it until 1995. Later, in Brazil, the RPG was published in Portuguese in magazine form. The game is based primarily on Street Fighter 2, the fighting video game by Capcom. Below is a pretty comprehensive set of links to fan pages. Links near the top tend towards more recent and useful.
- SFRPG.com: The best Street Fighter RPG page in the English speaking world! This site is run by Matt Meade, creator of the G-File fan supplement, which aims to create rules and character records for every Street Fighter character that was not in the original RPG. In ancient days this page was known as "Matt's Conversions", but now the site is the best place to read interviews with original creators of the game, links to fan sites, general Street Fighter stories, and even some good resources, such as character sheets, a combat card app, and more! Ever since the death of Yahoo! Groups, this page even hosts all of the messages from the old mailing list. If you visit one Street Fighter RPG site, make it this one! Oh, and let's not forget the site's humble origins, back in the Matt's Conversions days back when it was hosted on Geocities before moving over to its current URL.
- Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game Yahoo! Group Archive: While this is hosted at SFRPG.com, I though it was worth calling out in its own link. This is quite the preservation of the output of the Street Fighter RPG community from between 1998 and 2019.
- Street Fighter Paradise: Do you link to your own web site on a links page... on your web site? Well, I did! This is my site, where I maintain links to the various fan made materials for Street Fighter, and the site serves as the home to the Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game 20th Anniversary edition, which I put together and released originally back in 2015.
- Batjutsu: Writing, Gaming & Design: Home of the Warrior's Fist translations (the Street Fighter RPG fan magazine), you can also browse around and find a variety of Street Fighter and general RPG related content. Enjoy!
- Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game Facebook Group: This Facebook group is currently where the most public discussion about the RPG is taking place. Discussion, rules questions, and people posting their fan works-in-progress all happen here! In ancient days, this used to happen in Yahoo! Groups, but Yahoo! Groups died, and discussion for a time moved to Google+. Of course, Google then killed that project, and so we've all landed on Facebook. It's a good time. Check it out!
- Shotokan RPG: Brush up on your Portuguese, because the Brazilians have a top Street Fighter RPG community! This site is the hub of the Brazilian scene. They've produced their own fan magazines, and even have their own take on a 20th Anniversary edition of the game!
- Super Street Fighter RPG Brasil: Another great Brazilian Street Fighter RPG site. Nice, slick presentation and plenty of material!
- Street Fighter RPG Brasil Facebook Group: Much like the US/English speaking Street Fighter RPG scene, the Brazilians have their own Facebook group where current discussions take place. It's a very active group. Over the last few years there have been efforts to translate our fan materials for each other, which has been great. There is some pretty good cross-pollination between the scenes.
- Street Fighter RPG Blog: My good friend and GM's Blogspot blog about Street Fighter. He has some fun random tables and good analysis of the maneuvers in the book. It hasn't been updated in quite some time, but you may dig some of what you find there.
- Goutetsu's Street Fighter Role Playing Page: An ancient Tripod site of one of my friends. He is in my Street Fighter group, and this is his site from way way back in the day. I'm hosting a repaired/de-spam-ified version of his site here!: UPDATED: Goutetsu's Street Fighter Role Playing Page. Before all of this, the original version of his site was hosted on Geocities, but not much remains of that site.
- Street Fighter Ultra: It's back! Plenty of resources for the Street Fighter RPG. Not long ago, this site was offline and could only be reached on the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, but after some poking around I was able to contact the author, who still had everything to post it back up, now on Neocities. Rad.
- Aus der Höhle des Schwarzwaldschrats: "From the Cave of the Black Forest Goblin", this page has a number of fairly recent articles covering rules options for Street Fighter. An overlooked page in the fandom.
- Karakorum: This site details a campaign setting where the author uses Street Fighter and Vampire: The Masquerade as a base to run a game set in the Mongolian Empire. It's certainly a unique take, and the page contains some pretty extensive notes regarding character creation, the setting, and modifications/rules interpretations.
- Tribe 22/Street Fighter Revision Home: This site used to reside on my parents' dial-up web space back around 2003, and thankfully it was saved by the Wayback Machine. This is wild! I eventually decided to use the web space my ISP provided for me, and apparently I handed the credentials over to my friend Rich, who used the space to detail all of the revisions he was making to the game at the time. If you go up to the index, you'll see other RPG ideas he was entertaining as well. A lot of the maneuver analysis he performs here, he'd later replicate at his own Street Fighter RPG Blog.
- Black & White Dynamite: An older Tripod site, last updated back in 2012, this site is somewhat about gaming in general, but the author has a section regarding the Street Fighter RPG and quite a few conversions of characters from Neo Geo fighters.
- The Long Road to Victory: [Wayback Machine Link] This site has some custom maneuvers and other Street Fighter material, based on campaigns the author ran using elements from King of Fighters and Variable Geo.
- Morgan's Page for Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game: [Wayback Machine Link] A site full of Street Fighter maneuvers, styles, characters and campaign notes. Classic stuff.
- The Street Fighter's Dojo: [Wayback Machine Link] A site full of a random grab bag of Street Fighter content, styles, maneuvers, characters, campaign notes. He was a High School friend of mine and was in our Street Fighter group at the time, until after high school and him eventually moving to Florida.
- Welcome to the Street Fighter's Dojo: [Wayback Machine Link] So, it looks like a friend I played with back in high school had a second Street Fighter page on Geocities I didn't know about. This site is quite a bit more organized than his chaotic AOL site.
- Ranma RPG: [Wayback Machine Link] This site seems to detail a pretty complete RPG based on Ranma 1/2 and it is an interesting variation on Street Fighter inspired rules and material from other White Wolf Storytelling Games.
- Cedrik's Street Fighter Seite: A tidy German Street Fighter RPG site with some styles and other materials for the game.
- Street Fighter Central: [Wayback Machine Link] This is the site of Steve Karstensen, who was quite active online in the early Street Fighter RPG fandom.
- Zarn's Domain: Seemingly last updated back in 2003, this site is well organized and has a ton of rules material for those interested. This link is to the Street Fighter section of his site, but the whole site has a decent amount of RPG material worth checking out.
- Vampiro Penguin's Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game Errata and Custom Maneuvers: A Tripod site updated as late as 2017, it has a ton of rules and notes.
- Street Fighter Alpha RPG: The site of a long time community member, Chris Hoffman, it has rules and adaptations of the RPG tailored to the Street Fighter Alpha video games.
- Dogs of War: [Wayback Machine Link] This site has a lot of material and is home to the C.H.A.M.P.S. system, a method for building special maneuvers that a number of community members were fond of back in the day.
- Musashi’s Unread Street Fighter STG Page: [Wayback Machine Link] mu.ranter.net was a pretty notable Street Fighter RPG site back in the old days. Fun articles about broken combos and maneuvers and other analysis of the game. Before this, his site was hosted at another address.
- Street Fighter: Welcome to the Nether Realms: [Wayback Machine Link] An old log of a Street Fighter campaign from back around 1997.
- Viper's Street Fighter Page: [Wayback Machine Link] Another very sparse page related to someone's old personal Street Fighter campaign.
- Tigard's Own Dr. Evil / Street Fighter Z Dash: [Wayback Machine Link] This old site includes some maneuvers pulled from the King of Fighters and other material.
- Street Fighter: New Legends: This older Tripod site has some campaign notes for a Street Fighter campaign
- Street Fighter: Expletus Proeliator: A small Street Fighter RPG site where the creator details some characters from his campaigns.
- Shane's Streetfighting Page: [Wayback Machine Link] A classic style fan page from back in the day. The image links are pretty broken, but the page is full of material.
- Insatiable Lunacy: [Wayback Machine Link] This site is essentially lost to time, as the rendering of it on the Wayback Machine is pretty rough. There are some house rules, characters and other material to be found here however, if you're willing to dig through the remains.
- Welcome to Ed's Home Page!: [Wayback Machine Link] A general Geocities home page, really, but his site has an RPG section that has some Street Fighter house rules regarding Marvel Infinity Gems, Team rules, a new style and some new maneuvers.
- World Warriors Online: [Wayback Machine Link] It seems like this site was supposed to allow you to play Street Fighter battles using a web interface. Being an old Wayback Machine archive now, it no longer works. It seems like this functionality only existed up until mid-2005 before the site owner moved on to another project.
- Shadowmyre Kalyn's Labyrinth: [Wayback Machine Link] This old Geocities site has some material about Street Fighter 2 Alpha conversions, but it is pretty sparse and seems to have never been completed.
- Street Fighter Roleplaying Game Mailing List: [Wayback Machine Link] This was the Geocities site of Mike Morgado, who I believe started the first Street Fighter RPG Mailing list, and eventually moved it over to Yahoo! All of the e-mails from that now-dead list have been preserved over at SFRPG.com due to the amazing work of Matt Meade. This web site contained very little content however, and I'm just noting it for historical purposes.
- Fizban's Street Fighter Corner: [Wayback Machine Link] A pretty scant page, at least as far as Street Fighter is concerned. Just some stats for Sakura and a PC from their own game, as far as I can tell.
- Scottish Highlander Fighting: Yeah, this is an odd small page. It is just a raw text file of someone's take on a Scottish Highlander martial art style. If you go up a level or so on their page, you'll see a number of other little articles for various RPGs.
Marvel Super Heroes Adventure Game
Also known as "Marvel SAGA", this game was published by TSR from 1998 until 2000. It uses a custom card deck for action resolution.
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