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One Page Dungeon Contest 2011: Winners

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From One Page Dungeon Contest 2011 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 Meckwick’s Revenge by Aaron Frost & Mundi King Best Dungeon as Thunderdome Into the Worm’s Gullet by Dyson Logos Best Old-School Dungeon The Bastion of the Boglings by Greg Gillespie Best Monster Lair Hallways of Thime by Herwin Wielink Best Map Art Raid on Chinatown by Jason Morningstar Best Gangster The Heart of the Minotaur by Joe Sarnowski Best Twist to an Adventure Horror Comes to Haddonfield by Kelvin Green Best Horror Hanging in Wolverine City by Leslie Furlong Best Investigation Escape From the Lost Laboratories by Lester Ward Best Use of Teleportation The Belly of the Beast by Mike Monaco Best Bio-Crawl Crime and Punishment by Paul Cunningham Best Science Fiction Vermin Hollow by Rob Best Evil Cult Citadel of Evil by Stuart Robertson Best Design Another Knight Like This by Thom Wilson Best Solo Black Tom Muddye’s Treasure Map by Tim Hartin Best Pirate

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