Christopher Allen, Publisher. Christopher Allen is the founder & president of Skotos Tech and thus RPGnet's patron. He was also a patron for the well-regarded Call of Cthulhu adventure, Beyond the Mountains of Madness and the newest Arkham Horror. His favorite games are Call of Cthulhu and RuneQuest II (the original one!).

Read his Complete Bio, including links to his writing, at Skotos.

Shannon Appelcline, Editor-in-Chief & Columns Editor. Shannon is the programmer of most of RPGnet's software and generally keeps things running. He's worked and written for Chaosium, Mongoose Publishing, White Wolf, and Wizards of the Coast. His favorite games are Ars Magica, Pendragon, and RuneQuest (III or MRQII).

Read his Complete Bio, including links to his writing, at Skotos.

Allan Sugarbaker, News & Reviews Editor. Allan maintains the very high quality of RPGnet's reviews and ensures that announcements go out for all of RPGnet's columns, reviews, and other news items. He's long worked on the news side of the RPG business, including being an editor for Gamers.com and GameBuyer magazine.

Read his Complete Bio at his game news site, ogrecave.com

Thanks to the following sites that have helped improve the quality of RPGnet in various ways.

	BGi. The BoardGameinfo site was created by some of our friends in the board gaming world using a combination of vBulletin 4 and our own game index and reviews software. Visit for all your boardgaming interests, including news, reviews, regular columns, and of course tons of data about all your favorite games.
	DriveThruRPG. The premier RPG eBook seller has a little something for everyone. You can get PDFs of current books, books that only exist electronically, and eCopies of an increasing number of old, very-out-of-print RPGs. DriveThruRPG is one of our biggest advertisers at RPGnet, and we've acted as an affiliate for them for years.
	Skotos Online Gaming. Skotos is another site run by the owners or RPGnet which offers subscriptions to an online gaming service where you can play text-based RPGs. Among their offerings are two games based on RPG properties: Ironclaw Online and Lovecraft Country Other popular games include Castle Marrach, The Lazarus Project, and The Eternal City.
	Xenagia. This is RPGnet's little sister site. It's a place to talk about the genres of fantasy, science-fiction, and horror in all their forms. It includes much the same software as RPGnet, including forums, reviews, and a book index. Some of the functionality that you enjoy on RPGnet originates from the needs of Xenagia.