Here's my page for presenting my favorite characters, adventures, and other Uresian creations by the fans. Join the Uresia Mailing List to see where most of the material destined for here may come from. If you have a Uresia-specific creation you'd like to show off here, your best bet is to post it to the Mailing List first!

The fan archives are open to submissions using whatever rules you like, or no rules at all. The inevitable legal disclaimer: The use of terms specific to commercially-published games are not intended as a challenge to ownership of related trademarks or other properties. If you're an RPG publisher and would rather no references to your game be allowed here, drop me a line and your wish is my command. With that out of the way, on to the fun stuff!

• The Uresia Character Archive is exactly what it sounds like, and it's probably the best way to participate in the Fan Archives if you've got a few minutes. Just hammer your favorite Uresia PC or NPC into a readable format and drop me a line! The archive already contains an amusing mix of dwarves and satyrs and pixies and slimes and imps that you can drop easily into your campaign. Good stuff!
• Gnarl's Gnomes, by Jarrah James, is a cool little take on adding a familiar variety of Gnomes (suitable for use as PCs) to heaven's grave, alongside the more surreal elemental spirits.
• Two Snowmen Adventure Seeds, by Kelly St. Clair, are short but solid. The Snowmen always seem to raise eyebrows and interest, and Kelly seems to have captured the idea of them very well.
• Portals of Eternity is a full-length Uresia adventure module by Timothy Hixon, set in the sprawling-and-brawling metropolis of Shadow River and using BESM 2nd rules. Timothy, as you'll discover, takes his submissions very seriously, providing a detailed breakdown of each act and scene, plus a massive slew of ready-made characters you can swipe for other adventures. He also makes a point of weaving in his original additions to the setting while creatively exploiting the established ones.
• Criminally Traditional is the second Timothy Hixon opus, and includes some recurring elements from Portals. This time, it's a tale of Orgaltish skullduggery and lost standing, and once again Timothy weaves between the elements of Shadow River you've already read about and new material, to good effect. Plus, yet more ready-made characters!

Uresia Across the Web

Of course, if you have your own webspace, you'll probably prefer to present your material yourself! If you know a Uresia-related page that isn't listed here, drop me a line and I'll be very proud to include it.

• Gunmetal Dragon is the first Uresia fan-site I know of; it includes some very cool new character races (I particularly like the Winnowite Vampire) and critters.
• Pech Attar Harbor is a very evocative bit of work by Kenneth Coble, describing a port town well worth visiting. Includes a summary of the setting, BESM templates for character creation, sample characters, magic and more. The Driftwood is a must-use.
• Three For Adventure is a campaign chronicle, complete with full character writeups and a running journal of events. Better still, it's the kind of Uresia gaming I hear about every now and then and smile BIG at: a whole family gaming together (two of the players are pre-teens)!