Corellian Engineering Corporation (fan site)
Corellian Engineering Corporation (fan site) was an unofficial GeoCities SWCCG fan site for the Corellia region, hosted at geocities.com/plarathas/ and geocities.com/CollegePark/Plaza/9433/. It carried decks, strategy, card reviews, a player database, Anagramed Decipherians, and the Squadron Members roster, and was not produced or endorsed by Decipher or Lucasfilm.[1]
The webmaster wrote from an Indiana State University address and used the GeoCities name plarathas. A sidebar ranked the site in a Top 100 CCG list as id gold31. The last homepage update, dated 15 August 2005 (GenCon / SWCCG Worlds in Indianapolis), said the site had reopened and was looking for contributors.[1]
Pages preserved
| Page | Live mirror | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Home | geocities.ws · oocities | Awards, anagrams teaser, player database, links |
| Squadron Members | SMs.html | Gold / Red / Bravo / Rogue tables; signed-card appeal[2] |
| Anagramed Decipherians | anagrams.html | Source copied onto Encyclopedia 3.2 p.200[3][4] |
| Player database | playerdbase.html | Replacement for Decipher's vanished player registry (city + email form) |
| Deck Designs | decks.html | Five surviving lists on Corellian Engineering Corporation decks; Classic Dark empty |
| Opinions / tournaments / card reviews | articles, tournaments, cardrev | Linked from the nav bar; some original geocities.com/plarathas/rules and strategy URLs are dead on the live web
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Nav-bar "Top SWCCG Sites" on the 2005 homepage: Decipher Inc, Corellian Engineering, SWCCG Players Committee, DeckTech, GamePlayers Network, HoloTable, SWCCG Database.[1]
Deck designs
The Deck Designs page listed Classic Star Wars Light and Dark plus Young Jedi Jedi and Sith. Every capture from 9 July 2000 through 23 October 2009 shows the same index titles and an empty Classic Dark heading.[5][6] Wayback kept light1.html, light2.html, and jedi1.html from the CollegePark host (December 2001). light3.html and sith1.html were not captured on the original GeoCities host; they survive on the geocities.ws mirror.
The Classic Star Wars reading copies are on Corellian Engineering Corporation decks. Young Jedi lists stay on the archived HTML.
Mirrors and archives
- Original GeoCities home (Wayback, HTTP 200): 13 May 2001 · 17 May 2001 · 26 May 2001 · 21 July 2001
- Original
geocities.com/plarathas/SMs.htmlon Wayback is 28 October 2009, HTTP 410 (after Yahoo closed GeoCities). - geocities.ws/plarathas (live third-party mirror)
- oocities.org/collegepark/plaza/9433 (live; Wayback from 2019, including anagrams.html 31 January 2019)
- reocities anagrams (Wayback 6 April 2016; also 9 May 2014 and 20 February 2016) — the URL Encyclopedia 3.2 cites[4]
The 13 May 2001 original home has more than the 2005 mirror.[7] It says Decipher's site mentioned CEC twice (4 August 1999 and 27 September 1999). It links sister site The Outpost (tco.htmlplanet.com) and hosts Jeff Hansen's (Rogue 5) "Neglected Cards". It advertises the 3rd Annual King of Corellia (Carmel, Indiana), a tournament John Sarnecki had introduced before retiring. Its TDs were Alex Alcalde Gold 31, John Kaufeld, and Craig Spaid Bravo 36.[7] Other linked pages on that capture: Indiana.html, awards.html, pics.html, anagrams.html, ratings.html, stats.html, kingofcorellia.homestead.com, Star Wars CCG XChange (pagesz.net/~billyak/swxchange), Bill Yak's Final Conflict (billyak.com/fc/).
Yahoo closed GeoCities in 2009. The roster and anagram table survive through the 2001 Wayback captures and the oocities, geocities.ws, and reocities mirrors.
See also
- Squadron Members · Anagrams · Anagramed Decipherians
- Fan sites · Corellian Engineering Corporation decks
- DeckTech · GamePlayers Network · Red 32's Star Wars CCG Site · Trandosite · Radio Free Decipher · Interviews
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Corellian Engineering homepage (geocities.ws mirror).
- ↑ Squadron Members (geocities.ws mirror).
- ↑ Anagramed Decipherians (geocities.ws mirror).
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 SWCCG Collecting Encyclopedia 3.2, p.200 (cites the reocities anagrams URL).
- ↑ decks.html (Wayback, 9 July 2000).
- ↑ Deck Designs (geocities.ws mirror).
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Original GeoCities home (Wayback, 13 May 2001).