AnimeOutline provides anime and manga style drawing tutorials and tips for beginners. Its step-by-step guides cover subjects such as eyes, faces, hair, bodies and clothes, and feature original artwork as examples. The site also offers related drawing advice and lessons on overall drawing methods.
DM Screen
DM Screen is a tabletop role-playing reference page with generators for roll tables, names, riddle, shops and traps, and lists covering equipment, gods, magic items, monsters and spells. It also covers advantage and disadvantage, called shots and conditions.
Features
- Generators: Auto Roll Tables Laws Names Riddles Shops Symbols Tavern Traps Source: linepup.com
Uses
- Reference Lists: Equipment Gods Magic Items Monsters Spells Weak Magic Items Source: linepup.com
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0AnimeOutline provides anime and manga style drawing tutorials and tips for beginners. Its step-by-step guides cover subjects such as eyes, faces, hair, bodies and clothes, and feature original artwork as examples. The site also offers related drawing advice and lessons on overall drawing methods.
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0A music theory website offering articles, reference material and interactive exercises. It hosts analyses of works by Bach and provides a today in music history section. The site is published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
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0Chess OCR is an educational resource for documentaries, courses, books, reference material, or self-learning.
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0KGS Go Server is an online server where people play go, also known as weiqi or baduk, against players worldwide. It allows users to watch games, play games and review games, and it also offers teaching games, demonstration games, rooms and chat.
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0Agora offers on-demand 3D animation courses recorded by industry professionals. It also provides exclusive character rigs, mentorship guilds with weekly live meetups, and gamified season paths. Weekly critique is available for premium members only.
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0Sabaki is a cross-platform Go/Baduk/Weiqi board and SGF editor built with web technology based on Electron. It is free and open source. It offers SGF editing tools, SGF game containers, a scoring tool with area or territory counting, a game tree, fuzzy stone placement and support for GTP engines such as GNU Go and Pachi.
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