From One Page Dungeon Contest 2010 website: Judges had one month to read all the submissions and another two weeks to discuss the result. Here’s how we determined the winners: Every judge nominated twenty entries and proposed a category or tag for each. We prepared a list of the entries that got three or more nominations. These are the nominations. Every judge again picked five entries from this smaller list. All entries getting three or more votes are the judge’s picks. We tried to make sure that every judge had at least three of his picks in the final list. Judge with an eclectic taste may find that not many of their nominations made it into this list. As the idea is to not only reflect popular opinion but to also capture some of the more eclectic entries out there, judges may add additional submission to the judge’s picks until we feel that every judge is well represented. We’ll try to aim for three entries per judge. Based on the categories proposed in the first step, we assigned a category to each entry on the list. The result was our release candidate 1. Judges got to check whether their favorites are still on the list. We fix omissions and rename categories until we’re happy. This is our release candidate 2. We revise everything until we’re happy. We have our list of winners! Winners: Entry Winning Category 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