The Stuff Heroes Are Made Of
Web Directory

• DC Character Builder - DC Character Builder is a program for Windows (3.1, 95, 98 & NT) that makes creating characters for Mayfair's DC Heroes RPG as simple as a point-and-click. Also included with the program is the Gadget Builder, which allows you to create gadgets and pets for your character's use, and the House Rules Editor that you can use to customize the program.
• The DC Heroes FTP Site - Characters submitted to the DC Heroes E-Mailing list generally end up here in ASCII text form.
• DC Heroes Online Character Database - DC Heroes write-up of many characters from various source (comics, book, movies, etc, etc...)
• DC Heroes RPG - 2nd to 3rd Edition - most of the notable differences between the two editions. DC in Dragon - a listing of early material for DC Heroes that appeared in DRAGON magazine. Area AP Chart from a DRAGON magazine article. Random Hero Point Table for character creation, another DRAGON article. Speed and Distance AP chart from First Edition DC Heroes.
• DC Heroes Stats - Updated write-up for DC Universe characters, as well as write-ups for Tangent characters, Amalgam characters, and Marvel characters.
• DC Heroes Role Playing Game and Mailing List Home Page - Joshua Marquart's exhaustive reference site for DC Heroes and the MEGS game system. Includes the The DC Heroes Role-Playing Game FAQ, and links to most of the DC Heroes related pages on the net. In addition, it has information on the mailing list and answers questions about the game. It attempts to have the latest news on the new DC Universe RPG as well.
• Earth G, Former Home of Team Supreme - Byron Molix's DC Heroes Earth G Sourcebook.
• Heroes of Castorville - A home-grown DC Heroes Campaign setting. Currently only homemade heroes exist in this reality.
• Kansas Jim Ogle's DC Heroes Page - KJ's page has some DC Rules from Dragon Magazine and links to the DCH Character Generators.
• The Knight of Shadows Unoffiicial DC Heroes Page - Well, I finally have enough up to start actually showing my links. Mind you, things are still in their infancy stage. My archives are now up, for those of you seeking info.
• The Kingdom Come DC Heroes Page - Kristoff's page has very detailed statistics on the Kingdom Come Characters. Stats for this site are generally approved upon by the DC Heroes E-Mailing List.
• More Action Fun - The year is 1932. The world needs heroes. Before the Golden Age of heroes, one group stepped in to fill that void and disappeared into the mists of history. This is their story. This site is for a MEGS (DC Heroes) campaign, with conversion notes for Hero and GURPS.
• The NEW Mailing List Database - Many of the characters posted to the DCH Mailing List end up here. Compiled by Sebastian Andrivet.
• Spectrum Force, a DCH Campaign - A DC Heroes campaign with it's own homemade comic book.
• Sidekix: The Teen Team Sourcebook - Here is a DCH Campaign for teen superheroes, some DC Heroes forms (under Tools), and some rules for DC Heroes.
• Starcraft meets MEGS - This site has statistics for vehicles from Starcraft in DC Heroes form.
• Twilighters, The (DC-Heroes campaign) - RPG Fluff and campaign notes, relating to a DC-Heroes campaign with a Cthulhu backdrop in a dark future.
• The Unofficial DC Heroes JLA Source Page - Hero and villain writeups, guide to the Watchtower, plenty of links, and a gallery. All of interest to JLA fans and DC Heroes fans.
• Virtual D's DC Heroes Page- A site dedicated to our two DC HEROES RPG campaigns, the Outlanders from Houston and the Kansas City Freedom Squad from (guess where?) Kansas City.
• Wild Hunt - Characters submitted by members of the DC Heroes Mailing List made it into their own campaign setting (run by Alex Hunter). Currently on hiatus.