By its very nature, Empire benefits from the work of a large number of volunteers. Over the years, the contributions they have made to the game are what has made the game great.

One of the ways in which players have contributed to the Empire community is through websites. What follows is a listing of known Empire websites. If you know of any additional sites, or if a site becomes dead. Please let us know.

• SourceForge Empire Site
  This is the main site for the Empire game project. As it is the site where the developers of Empire come together, this is an important site.
  
  
• Wolfpack Empire Development & Management
  This site lists all the various Wolfpack Empire projects that are underway or conceived of, along with who is responsible for them and their status. Want to help Wolfpack? Check out this site.
  
  
• WinACE Empire Client Site
  WinACE is a fully capable Graphical User Interface (GUI) client for Empire. It's not the only one out there, but it's the most recognized and used client of its type in the game.
  
  
• PTkEI Empire Client Site
  PTkEI is a fully capable Graphical User Interface (GUI) client for Empire. The client is written in Python, making it more cross platform than other GUI clients.
  
  
• EIF (Empire InterFace)
  This client first appeared on the scene in 1991. It's still around, and supported by Marc Olzheim.
  
  
• Wolfpack Website Mirror
  This is a mirror site for the main Wolfpack website. It is automatically updated regularly.
  
  
• The Empire Hall of Fame
  This site is quite dated, but was and is the original Empire Hall of Fame. Nothing has come along to supplant it as such. Many of the greatest players in Empire history have been enshrined in this hall.
  
  
• Empire Help for Newbies
  A site for the beginning player in Empire.
  
  
• The Fodderbot Project
  Out of date site, but some interesting material regarding a robotic Empire player.
  
  
• Empire Classic
  Empire in a more original like form. This game is fairly divergent from what the wolfpackempire.com site offers, but both games have some common heritage even if there is a long running disagreement about the origins of each.
  
  
• 15 Minutes to Empire
  An introductory guide to Empire. Nice site!
  
  
• Empire, Wargame of the Century
  If you're looking for one of the original versions of Empire, there is a version at this site that is compatible with windows platforms. This 'Empire' is not of the same genealogy as our Empire, but is nonetheless often of interest to the players of our game.


• The ULTIMATE online, multi-player wargame.
  A Website dedicated to Newbies of the game Empire. It has a complete list of Sea, Air and Land Units.
  
  

This list is by no means comprehensive. There are other Empire sites on the web, and many people have some of them bookmarked. Entering in "Wolfpack Empire" in Google, or (if you're feeling really bored) "Empire" will generate a rather large list of potential sites to investigate.