ENnies Honorable Mention for Masque of the Red Death

[DarkDuo]

Masque of the Red Death has received an ENnie Honorable Mention for Best d20 Game of 2005.

More information is posted on the White Wolf website.

Congratulations to the authors: Carla Hollar, Claire Hoffman, Harold Johnson, Rucht Lilavivat, Andrew Scott and Peter Woodworth and to editor Dale Donovan for a fine job on a labor of love.

The ENnies are awards chosen by fans to honor tabletop games and are presented each year at GenCon.

Thanks to those who voted,

Jackie Cassada & Nicky Rea

[Drinnik Shoehorn]

Congratulations. I liked the Masque book and the setting.

Have you got a link, please?

[DarkDuo]

Congratulations. I liked the Masque book and the setting.

Have you got a link, please?

go to www.white-wolf.com (the White Wolf home page) and there's an announcement on the page. Read the full story and it lists all the nominees and the honorable mentions.

Jackie

[Drinnik Shoehorn]

Fab and Groovey.

Let's hope that the line continues to get better and people start to take note of its popularity.

[Wiccy of the Fraternity]

Thanks Jackie, I enjoyed the MotRD book myself, though it did have it's faults.

[Le Noir Faineant]

Masque of the Red Death has received an ENnie Honorable Mention for Best d20 Game of 2005.

More information is posted on the White Wolf website.

Congratulations to the authors: Carla Hollar, Claire Hoffman, Harold Johnson, Rucht Lilavivat, Andrew Scott and Peter Woodworth and to editor Dale Donovan for a fine job on a labor of love.

The ENnies are awards chosen by fans to honor tabletop games and are presented each year at GenCon.

Thanks to those who voted,

Jackie Cassada & Nicky Rea

I really liked the book. Good to see that it at least got some mention.

[Coan]

The book is great and one of my favourites. It deserved an award and I hope this helps get more people into the game.

[Le Noir Faineant]

The book is great and one of my favourites. It deserved an award and I hope this helps get more people into the game.

Yeah, indeed, there are far too few players for MotRD out there, given how good the setting is (or can be with the right DM).

[Wiccy of the Fraternity]

One thing I always loved about MotRD is that it was different from everything else out there. Plus it's the perfect place to run some of your favourite horror books, poems, movies, etc as games to torment your players. Likewise, the approach to how Gothic Earth was constructed makes it very appealing for players who are not fond of high fantasy (like me, though I play alot of magically inclined characters, I tone down the level of magic in all my games by making it rarer still).

[The Pickled Punk]

I guess congratulations are in order for winning honorable mention. Maybe if there weren't so many problems with the book, you would have taken top prize.

[Le Noir Faineant]

I guess congratulations are in order for winning honorable mention. Maybe if there weren't so many problems with the book, you would have taken top prize.

I think it would have deserved the prize in any case, as they didn't even give it to *City State of the Invincible Overlord*, which was certainly the best High Fantasy book last year.

The nice thing about GE is that it added something regular games just didn't offer to the players - now, IMO, it deserved some corrections, but it still was better as the usual *steam-punk/dark fantasy/god war setting*.