Nyambe: Heart of Evil

Links

Nyambe: Game Resources

• Official Nyambe Site  – author Chris Dolunt's site
• Atlas Games' Nyambe Site  – the publisher's site
• Mad-Irishman Productions  – The Mad Irishman created a neat Nyambe character sheet
• Nyambe discussion  – on ezBoards
• An Introduction To African Adventures  – an article by Chris Dolunt on d20 Weekly
• Darkest Africa  – Foundry Miniatures' line of African figures
• A Nyambe Fan Site

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Reviews of Nyambe: African Adventures

• Review by Gary Conway, on the Game Keep
• Capsule Review by Colin Fredericks, on RPGnet
• Review by Lars Kåre M. Sukka, on RPG United
• Review by Ramon Arjona, on GamingReport.com
• Review by Ross Winn, on GamingReport.com  (was also posted on RPGnet)
• Review by Joseph Duis, on AtFantasy
• Review by John Grigsby, on d20 Magazine Rack
• Review by Jeff Ibach, on GamePlay News
• Review by Monte Cook, co-author of AD&D 3rd ed.
• Ken Hite's Out of the Box review, on Gamer's Realm

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Africa: General Links

• Africa Links  – from the official Nyambe site
• Africa: One Continent, Many Worlds  – on the Natural History Museum
• African Creation Stories
• Darkest Africa Library  – Foundry Minatures' painting guides and background links

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African History

• Internet African History Sourcebook
• The Story of Africa  – on the BBC World Service site
• African History on the Internet  – Stanford University
• The History of Africa  – on the World History Archives
• History in Africa  – a professional journal of African studies
• H-Africa Discussion Network
• African Timelines Part II
• Great African Kings

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African Art

• African Art Museum  – has a lot of beautiful masks
• Hamill Gallery of African Art
• Africa: the Art of a Continent  – Guggenheim Museum Exhibition
• Ethnographica  – a private gallery selling African art and artefacts
• National Museum of African Art, Smithsonian Institution  – watch out, it tends to crash my old computer
• African Art: Aesthetics and Meaning  – Bayly Art Museum, University of Virginia
• African Art on the Internet  – a collection of links on the Stanford University Libraries site

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