Directory of Play-By-E-Mail Resources

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A PBeM or Play-by-E-mail, is a game played by electronic mail. Many different games can be played by e-mail. For example, two people could play chess by exchanging their moves through e-mails.

Resources in This Category

• 1914 Alt

  http://home.kpn.nl/hellemon/1870home.htm
  Parallel Earth covering diplomacy, economics, military and research. Includes an introduction, FAQ and news.

• A Twilight of Empires, Lords of the Earth 13

  http://www.xmission.com/~bob/lote13
  PBeM strategy game set in Eurasia of 400 AD, from Rome to China, where you are the king. Amazingly, it is human moderated.

• Civil War OnLine (CWOL)

  http://holf.org/
  A military, economic, and political simulation of the American Civil War with both wargaming and roleplaying aspects.

• Donal's Diplomacy

  http://donalfall.tripod.com/diplo/
  Classic Diplomacy game with players from across the European area.

• Lords of Gyrne

  http://www.gyrne.de/
  A strategic play-by-email fantasy game in which players strive to become Emperor by battling for dominance in a medieval fantasy world.

• Play by Email Emporium

  http://pbem.brainiac.com/
  This site is dedicated to supporting the play of board wargames and especially small wargames via electronic means. Utilities such as Cyberboard, Aide De Camp II, and VMAP are supported.

• Rkka.org

  http://www.rkka.org/
  A private project as an adjunct to the Frontline Wargame Club and to provide scenarios of various modern wargames involving the Red/Soviet/Russian Armies.

• Shadow Island Games

  http://www.pbm.com/
  Hosts Olympia, The Age of Gods, Singularity, Food Chain and Arena games. Also links to pbem tools and other sites.

• System War

  http://syswar.2-minds.com/
  Free browser-based game similar to risk, with message board and community.

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