Internet site index
One of the main goals of Project: Redcap is to bring together links to as many Ars Magica resources as possible, regardless of their age or perceived quality. Please help by contributing links to your own Ars Magica Web site(s) or any sites you come across.
The sub-topics below lead to individual pages devoted to those sub-topics. Most of the links are on the sub-pages. You may also find it useful to browse by category.
Official Web Sites
There are only a few official Ars Magica sites, maintained by the game's publisher (currently Atlas Games).
- Ars Magica Fifth Edition
- The current edition of the game. This site includes links to all Fifth-Edition related products, errata, and many free supplements such as character sheets, adventures, and play aids.
- Ars Magica Fourth Edition
- Also hosted by Atlas Games, the Fourth Edition page includes many extras, including a link to a free PDF of the Ars Magica Fourth Edition rule book! It also has links to all the Fourth Edition products, as well as some earlier products.
- the Official Atlas Games Forums
- The forums include both the Ars Magica discussion board and a play-by-forum board for online games.
Saga Pages
Many fan sites relate to individual Sagas, which we categorize by Tribunal.
Greater Alps | Hibernia | Iberia | Levant | Loch Leglean | Normandy | Novgorod | Provençal | Rhine | Rome | Stonehenge | Thebes | Transylvania | Alternate Settings
Other Fan-Created Material
See also our fan community page.
The following pages have something to do with Ars Magica, but aren't closely associated with any single Regional Tribunal or Alternate Settings.
- Blogs
- We are building an index of blogs related to Ars Magica. Please help us expand this list!
- Fanzines
- Professional-quality magazines about Ars Magica, written by the fans, for the fans
- Andrew Gronosky's Ars Magica Site
- Andrew Gronosky's Fifth Edtion Ars Magica pages. Includes notes on two Sagas, useful links, House Rules, and sundry apocrypha.
- ArsPitxu
- Character creation and PDF character sheet creation software.
- Ars Magica Point Cost Calculator
- The Ars Magica Point Costs Calculator is supposed to help you to calculate point costs while creating your Ars Magica 5th Edition character. With your computer being responsible for the number crunching, character creation is simplified a lot!
- Castle Anthrax
- Includes the Travels of Fedoso.
- David Chart's Ars Magica Pages
- Latin translations, rules expansions, and a complete Saga.
- Durenmar
- Durenmar is an archive of high-quality articles for Ars Magica, much like an online fanzine. It is currently inactive (last updated 2005) but still online.
- Eric Pommer's House Rules
- This site contains alternate Combat and Study systems, Ablative Parma mechanics, essays on Mythic Europe, and more.
- Machiavelli Games
- A site for freeform games based on the ArM system.
- Mad Irishman's Ars Magica Page
- Home to many roleplaying aids in PDF format, this particular page features character sheets, maps, and stories useful to many Ars Magica players.
- Metacreator
- The commercial software Metacreator, available from Alter Ego Software, is a character creation and management tool. User feedback has been generally very positive.
- The Net Wizard's Grimoire
- A collection of hundreds of fan-created spells where you can submit your own.
- Oskari Koskimies' Archive
- Giant Pricelist, Earthsea and Ars Magica, and Ars Magica music. Story archive is in Finnish.
- Projekt: Ars-Magica.net
- A bilingual (English/German) community site
- Rho Phi Gamma
- Contains several useful files, a small collection of links, but its main claim to infamy are rules for converting AD&D settings for use with Ars Magica.
- Sanctum Hermeticum Renewed
- An online fanzine-like archive, currently active, maintained by Niall Christie.
- Shannon Appel's Ars Magica Pages
- Logs for four campaigns, rules reference sheets, and character sheets.
- Tempora Heroica
- A MUD using Ars Magica magic and concepts. There is a web site at http://www.ibiblio.org/TH/, and the MUD itself can be reached at telnet://titan.ibiblio.org:2895.