The Ultima Dragons Internet Chapter, established in 1992, is the official Ultima fan club. Join today and claim your Dragon name!
Pix’s site is a treasure trove of content related to almost every known Origin Systems game. You can find scans of documentation and hint books, as well as other documents and books related to Origin and their many published titles, in Pix’s archives. He also hosts numerous galleries of more eclectic Ultima-related (and Origin-related) content.
Before Dino the Dark Dragon stopped posting to it in late 2011, his Ultima Page was the best resource for Ultima-related news, and is still a valuable archive of links and resources.
Sergorn Dragon’s website is an good resource for French-language Ultima news, as well as other information. See also: Sergorn’s Ultima Adventures.
Auric’s Ultima Moongates, by Joshua Steele, is a general resource site, the most impressive feature of which is probably its comprehensive Ultima 4 page.
Bootstrike, by Ganesh, concerns itself with more than just Ultima, but it nevertheless boasts some excellent resources (including downloads) for many Ultima titles.
Underworld Dragon’s site is notable (ahem) for, among other things, its transcripts of most of the Ultima games, books included!
UltimaInfo.net, by Paulon Dragon, is an excellent resource for Ultima information, maps, guides, and more. It is also the home of The Other Codex.
The Ultima Archive is what passes for an official Ultima resource archive. Its former online home becamee the official Ultima Online website. Don’t miss its FTP archive!
Usecode.org, by Arthuris “WJP” Dragon, offers a collection are the various maps, many of which are computer-generated and unlike any that can be found elsewhere.
Wilfred of Ivanhoe Dragon’s website, though left in an incomplete state, offers some interesting historical information about the earlier Ultima games.
Nemesis Dragon’s German-language website gives lots of general information about the Ultima games.
Prescient Dragon’s website offers guides for most of the Ultima games, with special attention given to Ultima 8.
Xe Dragon’s masterful archive of high-resolution scans of the maps from most Ultima games.
DOUG the Eagle Dragon’s website features whimsical walkthroughs for several Ultima games, as well as the IRE engine.
The hub for the old webring of Ultima Dragons websites, many of which perished when Geocities closed down.
Kenn Rice hosts maps of many different games, including the best Savage Empire map anywhere online.
Marzo Sette Torres Junior’s treasure trove of Exult mod and usecode resources.
Fortran Dragon may have closed his Ultima game/item trading company, but he does still host one of two legal Ultima 4 downloads.
Kobra Kai Dragon is a big Ultima 8 fan, and has some great resources for that game on his site.
Lumina Dragon’s website has some information for, and screenshots of, Ultima 7 and Serpent Isle.
Andrew Novak’s page has some information about Ultima 7 and Serpent Isle, as well as links to helpful utilities.
Curated by Shadow of Light Dragon, this is the home of many pieces of Ultima fan fiction.
Natreg Dragon’s Spanish-language blog contains walkthroughs for the Ultima games, among other information.
Ophidian Dragon blogged his playthrough of the entire Ultima series, from Akalabeth to Ultima 9…and beyond!
Televar Dragon’s graphically gorgeous guide to Britannia. Also home to The Bard’s Library.
Voyager Dragon’s Ultima fan project and patch directory was the direct inspiration for the Ultima Codex.
Xenerkes Dragon’s utilities greatly simplified the process of configuring and launching the Ultima games in the days before DOSBox.
Gargish Dragon’s website boasts excellent guides to the Gargish language, as well as a large Ultima Online archive.
Esteram Dragon’s website, which offers many Ultima-related downloads, is one of the oldest Ultima fansites in existence.
Contrapuntal Dragon’s site offers a few bits of interesting Ultima-related content, and the second legal Ultima 4 download.
Infinitron Dragon’s site offers information about the economies, ideologies, and characters in all of the different Ultima games.
The Aftermath of Ultima 8: The Lost Vale is an attempt to tell the story of the unreleased Ultima 8 expansion, The Lost Vale.
Quill Dragon’s site contains transcripts of the Ultima games, and also hosts The Improved Ultima Timeline.
If for some reason you need/want to cheat at Ultima, Gripmond Dragon can tell you how.
Quite possibly the only website dedicated to nitpicking the Ultima series for canon inconsistencies.
A great resource for Ultima 9 tips, tricks, hints…and good-natured humour.
Rotting Dragon’s attempt to play through every Ultima ended prematurely, partway through Ultima 6.
Friends of the Ultima Codex
These websites don’t specifically deal with Ultima, but they have either supported or significantly linked to either The Ultima Codex or Ultima Aiera at one point or another. More than that, though, they’re operated by some pretty cool people.
