Fantasy Pages

Here are a collection of different kinds of mythological pages that I ran accross while doing research for my writings, and/or stumbled accross as a matter of simple luck.

General

• The Kitsune Page: a resource website for those wishing to explore kitsune myth and other legends and information concerning foxes. Contains a wealth of information.
• Foxtrot's Research on Kitsune Lore: An extrodinary collection of kitsune lore. It is an organized list of kitsune lore, a bit of culture, and some theories on the background and reasons for many of the kitsune myths and legends.
• Kitsune Coyote in the Orient: A page by Watts Martin that contains vast amounts of information on my favourite anthropormorphic being.
• Bulfinches Mythology: A massive on-line resourse for all kinds of mythological stories, people, and beings. Contains a lot of the classical greek.
• All About Magic: (Might be experiecning technical difficulties)
• Lavendise: vale of the fae (fairies, fairie, faery, fay, fary, feriers, faeries, fae, fays, fees, ferishers, fairy, frairies, fayerye, fayre, fatae, fairye, faery, fay, wee folk, pixy, pixie, sprite, elf, dwarf, and pretty much every other kind) Medok
• Elfwood Art Gallery: Gallery of fantasy pictures. Over 1000 artists to keep you entertained.
• Mythological Creatues: where nearly 1000 creatures reside! A great place to look up beasties to populate fantasy stroies and works of that kind.
• Glossary of Mythical Creatures: This Glossary has a fairly good overview for the variety of mythical creatures out there. It has pictures, descriptions, and some of the origin of many creatures out of the legends. Also seperate sections for dragon, dragon lore, and other goodies.
• Medok: The Epic Strategic Fantasy Campaign Rule Compendium Summary. Useful for mechanical ideas, and general behaviour.
• Medieval European History: Actual facts about living in the Medieval & Renaissance Europe Europe. 200+ links.
• The alchemy web site and virtual library: A resourse listing different, and real, alchemical terms, ingredients, and porcesses. A great guide to the early stages of modern chemestry.
• Culminus Rite: Within this site you will find incantations and rites from the book "Culminus Rite" by E. V. LaCrance. Such includes love spells, strength and beauty, ect.
• ORB: The On-Line Reference Book for Medieval Studies. ORB is an academic site, written and maintained by medieval scholars for the benefit of their fellow instructors and serious students.

Necromancy (Hey, I did a ton of research for a story on this topic! Stop looking at me like that!):

• Who Were the Necromancers?: A summery of the facts that spawned the myths. Gives factual evidence on this ancient, and multi-cultural practice.
• Necromancy Spells: The following spells are the result of experimental animation, and have evolved rather than having been designed. The individual spells are more recipies that are being progressively refined than hard and fast rules and rituals. Sorry, no real specifics involved here!
• Necromantic Spells: A Rifts RPG resourse page adding supplemental spells to the African Necromancer.
• Al Azif - Necronomicon: Ye Book of Ye Arab, Abdul Alhazred, 730 at Damascus. A compliation of sections from the infamous book of the dead. Note: This is only a literary/imaginary/artistic project around the writings of H.P.Lovecraft.
• Old One's Sanctuary: Rituals, rites, and general information on the Great Old ones, HP Lovecraft, Astral Projection, the Necronomicon, and other occult matters. Also has a chat room.

Books

• Equinox Books and Occult Supplies: Has it all (or close to). Art, books, jewlery, candles, herbs, incense, magazines, magickal oils, music, Native American, giftware (Yup.. Occult giftware), ritual supplies, spell crafting and T-Shirts
• Astrology et al Book Store: Largest Selection of Astrology Books, Astrology Supplies, plus thousands of Spiritual, Occult, Pagan and Metaphysical titles.

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