Fan sites
Fan sites are independent websites that published Star Wars CCG decks, strategy, interviews, squadron tables, and regional news during the Decipher years and after.
Decklists collates the published 60s. Championship sheets stay on their event hubs.
Sites
| Site | Webmaster / creator | Years | What it published | Wiki |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corellian Engineering Corporation (plarathas / CollegePark GeoCities) | plarathas | 2000–2005 | Classic Star Wars and Young Jedi lists, Squadron Members roster, Anagramed Decipherians, player database, Corellia-region tournament notes[1] | Corellian Engineering Corporation (fan site) · Corellian Engineering Corporation decks |
| DeckTech | 1999– | User-submitted 60s and tournament reports[2] | DeckTech · DeckTech decks · DeckTech tournament reports | |
| Game Players Network | Scott Gaeta (publisher) | 2001–c. 2005 | Rated user-submitted 60s, PC news, strategy, interviews[3] | Game Players Network · Game Players Network decks |
| Red 32's Star Wars CCG Site | Carl Mike Hardy | c. 2000–2001 | Alderaan-region events, visitor deck designs, Galactic Archives | Red 32's Star Wars CCG Site · Red 32's Star Wars CCG decks |
| The Outer Rim / Young Jedi Deck Effect (GeoCities ev9d11) | The Mercenary (JCM); The Information Broker (Tim Guzman) | 1998–2001 | Las Vegas SWCCG decks, tournament reports, strategy, constructed ratings; Young Jedi Deck Effect interviews of SWCCG players[4] | The Outer Rim (fan site) · The Outer Rim decks · The Outer Rim tournament reports |
| Torch Industries (members.aol.com/drtorch) | Paul Todd Feldman | 1998–2004 | Paul Todd Feldman's decks, Top 10, Hall of Fame, Kenner toy news | Torch Industries |
| Trandosite | Rod Latham | 1998–2001 | UK / Europe news, decks, Worlds 2000 qualifier board, player interviews | Trandosite |
| Blessed Souls | recovered 2020 (years listed 1996–2007) | Championship year index, player/deck/picture/movie pages; 2000 Worlds nicknames[5] | Blessed Souls | |
| Anagramed Decipherians | plarathas (hosted on CEC) | 1990s–2005 | Card-title anagram table hosted on CEC | Anagramed Decipherians · Anagrams |
| [sw-ip] Star Wars Information Pool | Christoph Stieler | c. 2007 | Card inventory, quick lookups and rules searches, used by the PC's proofing and design teams; the PC named it Partner Site of the Year for FY07. Stieler also built the Online Rules Wiki hosted on swccgpc.com[6] | |
| Swccgpc.com | Players Committee | c. 2002–2009 | Official Players Committee site: news, Advocates roster, rules, virtual cards, tournament resources; moved to starwarsccg.org in June 2009 | Swccgpc.com |
| Swccgpc.com Encyclopedia | Players Committee | c. 2008 | PHP-Nuke resource hub on swccgpc.com: rules, virtual cards, tournaments, volunteers, store, premium membership | Swccgpc.com Encyclopedia |
| Radio Free Decipher | Decipher: Carol Wisely, then Kyle Heuer and Evan Lorentz | 1998–2004 | Decipher's weekly RealAudio show, about 196 episodes | Radio Free Decipher |
| Star Wars CCG Graded | JP Peltier | 2021 – present | Facebook group for graded Star Wars CCG cards; monthly update videos | Star Wars CCG Graded |
Video, podcasts and streams
Since the 2010s most new SWCCG community content has been video and audio rather than websites. The main creators include the Players Committee (Star Wars CCG (YouTube channel), Holotheatre, Twitch), Brandon Baity (NanashiStudios), Kendall Halman (Corran on the Horn), Bill Bisco (BillBisco2), Dan Tartaglione and Scott Lingrell (crngwell). Matt Manning publishes BoardMatt. The full list is at Podcasts, video and interviews.
Related official outlets
Radio Free Decipher was Decipher's weekly audio show. Squadron call-ins on that show overlap the CEC Squadron Members roster.
See also
- Decklists · Decipher deck designs · Miscellaneous Decklists
- Squadron Members · Anagramed Decipherians · Interviews
- Podcasts, video and interviews · Swccgpc.com · Swccgpc.com Encyclopedia
- Blessed Souls · Trandosite · Torch Industries · The Outer Rim (fan site)
- Category:Fan sites
References
- ↑ Corellian Engineering Corporation decks (geocities.ws); CEC decks.html (Wayback, 9 July 2000)
- ↑ SWCCG Decktech Archives
- ↑ GPN Star Wars Decks (Wayback, 27 March 2005)
- ↑ The Outer Rim : SandCrawler, GeoCities. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Blessed Souls SWCCG - Database (Wayback 14 November 2020)
- ↑ Full Year 07 - Partner Site of the Year. [sw-ip] (7 December 2007), swccgpc.com. Internet Archive capture 17 June 2008.