| Simutronics' Gemstone IV: A text-based fantasy role-playing game set in a medieval world of magic. |
| Architectural and Landscaping Association of Elanthia (ALAE): An exclusive membership of players who create and expand the areas that players can occupy. |
| Arkati.org: Resources for players including Arkati, Platinum, and scripting. |
| Arts of Elanthia: A collection of elanthian art. Features a gallery of drawings. |
| Carli's Collection: Various logs and stories from Platinum. |
| Ivy Dreams: Contains humor, wedding logs, photographs and portraits, and deity information. |
| Lady Lissa's Retreat: Listing of resources for players together with Lady Lissa's expensive chocolate collection. |
| Lavastene.com: An item database. [Membership required.] |
| Nilandia's GS4 Info Repository: A collection of posts and resources on game changes. |
| River's Rest Sanctuary: Dedicated to the town of River's Rest. Contains information for visitors, residents, and boredom. Also has articles on history, sorcery, and Ebon's Gate. |
| Salleon Library: Features several guides on the basics, Voln, the Council of Light, herbs, spells, and statistics. Also provides Elanthia comedy and history. |
| Tarahn's Temple: Features player lore and profession guides. Presented in an exploratory fashion. |
| The Ever Changing World Of Gemstone IV!: Contains a bestiary and guides. |
| The Gauntlet and Rose: Features several bard guides and an archive of past in-game forums. Also contains character profiles and creative works by the citizens of Elanthia. |
| The Wizard's Chambers: Several profession guides include statistics, training, and hunting tactics. |
| Toadstool Appreciation Society: Dedicated to Zul Logoth in the Dragonspine Mountains of Elanthia. Site contains maps and city guides, character profiles, shopping and sights, and stories. |
| Virilneus' Gemstone III Site: Offers scripts, several guides, lore, and player rants. Also contains information on Gemstone IV. |
| Visions: Provides general information. Provides character profiles and pronunciations, and follies. |
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