This page lists the best Middle-earth sites around. This is not just every site, but the ones I feel are the best.

• ICE's official site doesn't have too much great stuff, but they do have all the rules and some of the spoilers. Phase two of makeovers made their site faster and more useful. If you got scared away by the frames and images, check it out again. Their MECCG page is a bit hard to find.
• Questions are constantly being asked and rulings made. To keep current on the official way to play, check out the collected rulings file, formerly hosted by the old NetRep Ichabod, who still has the NetMETW League page.
• Mystical Alchemy hosts a nice site with Fourth Age Card of the Day archives, deck assistance, and other neat stuff.
• At The Middle-earth Card of the Day, Third Age page, you will find a wealth of information on strategic possibilities of various cards.
• I host the archive for the First and Second Ages of the Card of the Day. I was the sole author for a 200 issue stint, and wrote some good reviews, if I do say so myself.
• If you are a Windoze user, you can play Middle-earth over the 'net with NetMETW. If anyone is good at Mac programming, contact the author about making a port. Otherwise we'll all have to wait until I learn Mac programming (in a couple months).
• Chris Cable has created a page where anyone can put up their trade lists and find cards other people have to trade. He's also got a players list so you can find out who plays in your area. He's also got some useful rules info. The page does use frames, images, and java heavily, though.
• When You Know More is a (graphically intensive) online zine that consistantly has good stuff.
• Geoff Mercer has put together an archive of decks from various people. He's also got some other strategy info as well as some news items.
• Alex Mohr has some of the best general info around.
• And Steve Brown has taken up the slack where several people have left off with weekly strategy, combos, lists, and lots of Lidless Eye stuff. The sorts of stuff I would put on my page if I played more and had more time.
• David Kaffine has compiled complete card spoilers for The Wizards and The Dragons.
• If you don't have a map from ICE, Frederik Ramm probably has one that will suit your needs (though the download time from Germany may take a while). There are more maps listed on the other links page.
• There are two listservs dedicated to Middle-earth, the Card of the Day and the general lists.
• If you have access to newsgroups, rec.games.trading-cards.misc is the place to be for Middle-earth strategy and rules discussion. There are lots of different games discussed there, so put something like [MECCG] [METW] or [MELE] in your subject line so we know what you're talking about. No sales, trades, or auctions permitted.
• If you're looking for trade, sales, or auctions, you want rec.games.trading-cards.marketplace.misc
• And if I do say so myself, my Middle-earth pages are among the top ten on the web. I've got a lot of spoilers, announcements, some strategy, and other nice stuff.