RP Wisdom is a great page to read about how to set up an RP. [NOOOPE] gives very good examples on what things can go wrong, and how to avoid situations that can ruin your RP. This wiki not only gives great advise like "don't let just anyone join your RP" and "give your RPers freedom", but explains why it's a good advice too. A must read if you like RPing!

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[Yncke] takes us with her on a journey around Elftown in Elftown Impressions. Her illustrations give us a look at your regular Elftowner at work, but show us odd creatures that live in our town as well. She also shows us around some of the more obscure places this town has, like 'the maze' and the 'dungeon of idiots'... Enjoy [Yncke]'s awesome impressions of Eltown!

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Elftown Stock & Reference Resources is an initiative of [Skydancer] and is a great addition to Elftown's own reference pictures. You can find photographs of people, places, objects, animals, vehicles, and more that you may use in your art. These resources are not public domain though, which means there are a few rules to be followed. Whether you're searching for more stock and more reference photos or you made photos and would like to contribute, this is a great wiki to go to!

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Alexa's project is an awesome comic made by [Empee]. It is not just any ordinary comic, but one where she explains the difference between Dissociative Identity Disorder and Schizophrenia. The scratchboard technique she uses gives this comic the perfect dark feeling that fits its subject so well. With its great lay-out this comic is certainly a good reading.

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