Other Planescape Websites

[Ashtagon]

Main sites & webrings
Planewalker.com
The Great Planescape Webring

Toni DiTerlizzi
Toni DiTerlizzi
Planescape-themed [http://diterlizzi.com/blog/a-daily-jaun ... -farewell/]sketches[/url]


Jon Winters' Mimir
Planescape - Welcome to the Mimir
Mimir's Other Files *Thanks Serleran
Water of the Styx - The Planescape Torment Crossroads
The old Mimir site.

Ken Lipka's On the Wings of Mephits
On the Wings of Mephits
Planescape Fiction
Thoughts on Planescape, a venerable site by Ken Lipka.

Other Planescape Websites
Planescape page at the Acaeum
Jenkin's Planescape
Timaresh, the Mirrored Library. A Planescape wiki.
A Tiefling's Exultation
Portalseeker.com
The Shadowlie
Scripta Planorum
Planar Portals
Ekkaia.org
The Dark Eight
The Ordial Plane
Sigil Prep
Song of Endless Planes
Walking the Planes
Mgrasso
The Beheaded Fiend Inn
Planescape NPCs
Squaring the Circle, revised
Kriegstanz.com
Carceri Exiles
"Fractious Factions" web enhancements
Roaming Genasi Inn
RPG Archive Planescape Adventures
Shemeska's Storyhour
Planescraft: Planescape for FantasyCraft

[McDeath]

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[agathokles]

Toni DiTerlizzi is publishing new Planescape-themed sketches.

GP

[Plaag]

http://www.acaeum.com/ps/index.html

ShaneG.

[Idabrius]

Wow, nice find Shane.

[Idabrius]

Jon Winter's Mimir site is falling into disarray and collapse. The front page no longer loads things, and some links are dying here and there. This is a blow to me and probably to all Planescape fans, as the Mimir is one of the most creative, ingenious, and exhaustive collections of Planescape data ever assembled. Their cant dictionary (while it does contain some things I wish it didn't, particularly a few Hitchhiker's Guide references) is huge and well-planned out.

If you want any information from the Mimir I suggest you collect it now - that, or we can start a Save the Mimir program!

[agathokles]

Jon Winter's Mimir site is falling into disarray and collapse. The front page no longer loads things, and some links are dying here and there. This is a blow to me and probably to all Planescape fans, as the Mimir is one of the most creative, ingenious, and exhaustive collections of Planescape data ever assembled. Their cant dictionary (while it does contain some things I wish it didn't, particularly a few Hitchhiker's Guide references) is huge and well-planned out.

If you want any information from the Mimir I suggest you collect it now - that, or we can start a Save the Mimir program!

That's sad, but the Mimir has been falling into disarray for years now
It was indeed the best Planescape site, with a lot of useful content.

GP

[Big Mac]

If you want any information from the Mimir I suggest you collect it now - that, or we can start a Save the Mimir program!

Have you contacted Planewalker.com? They may be willing to store an archived copy of the Mimir. (I say this because I know that Beyond the Moons has "saved" several Spelljammer websites from being lost and Dragonlance Nexus has "saved" several Dragonlance websites from being lost.)

[Idabrius]

I did not think of that, but I'll shoot over there and ask them what their opinion is. Hopefully they'll want to help!

[Clueless]

Our opinion is: We'd love to host an archive of the site - we already have one archive of the On the Wings of Mephit's fiction archive, and we certainly have the space for the Mimir as well. I've been trying to contact Jon at the Mimir for years now, but he seems to have entirely vanished.

We're currently looking into ways to crawl the Mimir to archive the whole thing in case it does go offline unexpectedly.

[Idabrius]

Excellent! The stuff up there has benefited many Planescape games over the years, and it would really be a shame to lose it.

[Big Mac]

We're currently looking into ways to crawl the Mimir to archive the whole thing in case it does go offline unexpectedly.

I hope you can figure a way to automate this, rather than have to do it manually.

[agathokles]

We're currently looking into ways to crawl the Mimir to archive the whole thing in case it does go offline unexpectedly.

I hope you can figure a way to automate this, rather than have to do it manually.

wget -m http://www.mimir.net

from any linux machine.

G.

[Agamemnon]

We're currently looking into ways to crawl the Mimir to archive the whole thing in case it does go offline unexpectedly.

I hope you can figure a way to automate this, rather than have to do it manually.

Was this a successful endeavor or did the level of interest wane with the passage of time?

[Big Mac]

We're currently looking into ways to crawl the Mimir to archive the whole thing in case it does go offline unexpectedly.

I hope you can figure a way to automate this, rather than have to do it manually.

Was this a successful endeavor or did the level of interest wane with the passage of time?

I'm not sure. Clueless has not posted here, since she posted that message and my main contact with Planewalker.com has been tied up with other stuff for ages.

But I did speak to the author of the Mimir and I think he intends to fix his website at some point.

BTW: Welcome to The Piazza.

[ripvanwormer]

I archived the whole Mimir years ago. And Jon Winter did indeed post on Planewalker.com to say that he intended to tidy things up a bit.

[ripvanwormer]

Oh, Jon Winter of the Mimir finally did reply to this thread at Planewalker.com. He's alive and well, though busy, and he's slowly doing more work on his site.

Other websites:

Timaresh, the Mirrored Library. A Planescape wiki.
Thoughts on Planescape, a venerable site by Ken Lipka.
The old Mimir site.
A Tiefling's Exultation
Portalseeker.com
On the Wings of Mephits
The Shadowlie
Scripta Planorum
Planar Portals
Ekkaia.org
The Dark Eight
The Ordial Plane
Sigil Prep
Song of Endless Planes
Walking the Planes
Mgrasso
The Beheaded Fiend Inn
Planescape NPCs http://www.validus.demon.co.uk/nw/downl ... 20npcs.doc
Squaring the Circle, revised
Kriegstanz.com
Carceri Exiles
"Fractious Factions" web enhancements
Roaming Genasi Inn
RPG Archive Planescape Adventures
Shemeska's Storyhour

[Princess Strega]

Planescraft: Planescape for FantasyCraft

[Colin McComb]

Oh, Jon Winter of the Mimir finally did reply to this thread at Planewalker.com. He's alive and well, though busy, and he's slowly doing more work on his site.

I am really glad to hear this. You guys all did some fantastic work with the setting.

[Big Mac]

Oh, Jon Winter of the Mimir finally did reply to this thread at Planewalker.com. He's alive and well, though busy, and he's slowly doing more work on his site.

I am really glad to hear this. You guys all did some fantastic work with the setting.

It goes to show what a great job that you and the other TSR crew did that campaign settings that have had little to no commercial support for decades can inspire not just fandom in your own work, but secondary fandom in the fansites that have picked up the torch that TSR or WotC have dropped.

There is some awesome stuff out there, and it is great to see these old worlds (or planes in this case) carry on.