Eamon Adventurer's Guild Online

Welcome! This website is designed to be a comprehensive information source and archive for Eamon adventures. Please feel free to explore at your leisure. If you have any information to contribute, please contact me here. Comments, suggestions, questions, and even criticism are welcome!

About Eamon
- What is Eamon?
  - Eamon is the classic text adventuring series begun in the early 1980's when Don Brown invented the gaming system for the Apple II. Since then, numerous authors have created approximately 250 adventures with settings and scenarios ranging from D&D through science fiction. For more information, see a brief overview of Eamon.
- What's New?
  - Chris Davies has contributed a new walkthrough of Storm Breaker
Eamon Resources
- Play Eamon Today!
  - Information on Apple II emulators, the Eamon CD, Eamon for the PC
  - See also Eamon on JAVA, Eamon Deluxe, Eamon DDD 8.0 , and downloading Eamons
- Newsletters
  - Complete Library ● National Eamon Users Club ● Eamon Adventurer's Guild ● Eamon Deluxe Newsletter
  - Combined Newsletter Columns ● Dungeon Designs Columns ● Eamon Lore ● Eamon Walk-Throughs
  - Adventure Reviews ● ALL reviews ● 1-50 ● 51-100 ● 101-150 ● 151-200 ● 201-250 ● 251-300 ● Softdisk et. al
- Eamon Documentation
  - Eamon Lists ● Manuals ● Eamon 7.1 Main PGM tour
  - Eamon Maps ● Eamon Pictures and Graphics
- Eamon Commentary
  - Magazine Articles and Reviews of Eamon
  - "Eamon and Interactive Fiction"
The Eamon Community
- Eamon Blog - Subscribe to the Eamon Blog to keep up to date with the Eamon world
- Click here to share your Eamon memories!
- Usenet Newsgroup: alt.games.eamon or Google archive of alt.games.eamon
- MSN Group: http://groups.msn.com/EamonAdventurersGuildOnline
- Other Eamon Websites (active only):
  - The Unofficial Home Page of Eamon Games - http://www.lysator.liu.se/eamon/
  - Eamon on Wikipedia

Hosting and support for this website has been generously donated by the Apple PugetSound Program Library Exchange (A.P.P.L.E.) Special thanks to Bill Martens for his help in upgrading this website.

Webmaster: Matthew Clark. Feedback is welcome.
This page was last updated on 04/13/2008.