The Winning Entries
| Adam Thornton – Central New Jersey After the “Big Whoops” | Best Post Apocalyptic Goodness |
| Antti Hulkkonen – Den of Villainy | Best Pirates |
| Chris Gonzales – The Tunnels of Turrack the Terrible | Best Sound Effects |
| Clarabelle Chong – Time for Tea | Best Victorian Sci-Fi |
| Corwin Riddle – City of Traitors | Best Lost City |
| Craig Brasco – The Vault of Zerduzan | Best Evil Cultist Hangout |
| Heron Prior – Trolls will be Trolls | Best Lair |
| Herwin Wielink – The Crypt of Luân Phiên | Best Architectural Design |
| Jimm Johnson and Jeff Lynk – The Contemptible Cube of Quazar | Craziest Map Award |
| Lord Kilgore – Heart of Darkness | Best Mini Campaign |
| Paul Siegel – Four Corners | Best Fitness Center |
| Peter A. Mullen – Laboratory of the Asmodean Techno-Mage | Snazziest Way to Push the Envelope |
| Rob Antonishen – Mine! Not Yours? | Best Mine Crawl |
| Shane Mangus – Raid on Black Goat Wood | Best Cthulhu |
| Simon Bull – The Ruination Of Tenamen | Best Monsters |
| Stuart Robertson – Dungeon From A Distant Star | Best Mixing of Genres |
| Tim Shorts – Where is Margesh Blackblood | Most Hideouts for the Head Bad Guy |
| Tom Holmes – The Bone Harvest Horror | Best Cartography |
Congratulations everyone, prizes are on the way, enjoy. I sure enjoyed reading all the entries. When I have some more time I hope to highlight a few of my favorite entries.
More info and links to 2009 contest on the 2010 One Page Dungeon Contest Page.
Yeah, I also need to start doing that!
ReplyDeleteI was sad not to see more discussion this time around, but it seems like a lot of the winners don't maintain blogs and/or have limited forum presence.
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