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Caste of Players - A site dedicated to the Caste of Players and the game of Kaissa.
Dark Haven Castle, A Gorean Home Stone - A small castle nestled at the foot of the Ta-Thassa Mountains, a place to relax, learn and feel at peace.
Gor Images and Information - Information for roleplay organized by category and a brief synopsis of each novel.
Lar-Torvis Trading - Gorean Merchant - A trading house located within the settlement at The Torvaldian Keep, owned by Raalx of the Merchants. Items are available for sale or trade only within the gaming environment.
List of Gorean Chat Rooms on IRC and The Internet - List of chat rooms and forums organized by system and type.
Tales of the Tuchuks - A guide for roleplay set within this tribe of Wagon People.
The City of Thentis - City located in the mountains of Thentis on the WebMaze Chat system.
The Red Cliffs - A Gorean Home - Found near the Voltai Mountains on the Gorean Chat System.
The Spar Library - Alphabetized archive of duels presenting the logged details of the combatants' actions. No longer active but archive still present for reference.

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