This is a touchy subject because of copyright law.

I have personally created a very nice board for Avalon Hill's Tactics 2. Of course I can't and won't freely distribute this for obvious reasons (who'd want it anyway?). I own the actual Tactics 2 board game and so did my opponent so this was OK.

• One of the more artistic sources of CyberBoard Gameboxes is Pokke's web site. Pokke is the person responsible for the wonderful graphics and the look and feel of this web site. He also created the icons used by the CyberBoard program.
  
  
  
• An excellent site containing a large and growing list of GameBoxes for use with CyberBoard is Yankee Air Pirates.
  
  
  
• Walt O'Hara has created The Play By Email Emporium
  site which is another excellent site dedicated to PBEM gaming using tools such as CyberBoard.
  
  
  
• Japan based War Zone C has an impressive list of GameBoxes.
  
  
  
• Filip's SILVER&STEEL website has a number of excellent GameBoxes. Many are for games published in the French magazine Vae Victis.
  
  
  
• Peter Lomax has a licensed GameBox for the Steve Jackson games Ogre and G.E.V. It is available for download here.
  
  
  
• Chris Dodd created a small free wargame called Battle for Moscow.
  If you would like to get started in wargaming, give it a try.
  
  See the Web Grognard's site for rules of this small introductory wargame.