It's so darn important to make sure a website isn't a dead end, so I wanted this to be one of the first pages I made here at the Sanctum. Links within each category are arranged in alphabetical order, and just because a link doesn't have any comments from me doesn't mean it's not one I love. Enjoy!
Dyson Logos ~ Not logos at all, but hand-drawn dungeon maps for D&D—thousands of them!
Texture Town ~ A huge repository of textures that can be used as website backgrounds
W3Schools ~ Handy tutorials for HTML, CSS, and many other languages
Diamond Geezer ~ This blog has been regularly updated for over 20 years!
Frills ~ Frills has an adorable dog. Come for the pup pics, stay for the cool site!
Kottke.org ~ The most famous blog I can think of—you'll find all sorts here
malice in wonderland ~ A friend of mine with an excellent taste in music!
Melon King ~ This guy was my introduction to the Web Revival. Go show him some love!
Mamono Sweeper ~ Like Minesweeper, but you're fighting monsters
NYT Games ($) ~ Requires a subscription, but the New York Times has the best crosswords in the biz
Commafeed ~ My RSS reader of choice. 100% free with no limits. Put a web shortcut on your phone too!
Dither Me This ~ Generate your own dithered images
Dungeon Scrawl ~ My favourite way of creating dungeon maps for D&D and other TTRPGs.
DuckDuckGo ~ Here's my hipster boast: I've been using DDG as a search engine for over 10 years
HTML Escape/Unescape Tool ~ Used for converting HTML into content you can read using RSS
