These results are really really late! They’re late! What can we say? We? There’s only one of us (shush Smeagol) and the Wyrdmaster was ambushed by RealLife™ (failed saving throw).
Weird GameWyrd Game Awards (2005)
What does this mean? There were an extra day or two of votes and then a big delay as the database sat idle. Fear not, these results are safe and sound… next year we’re getting expert vote counters in from the sunny State of Florida to assist and so we’re sure the Weird GameWyrd Game Awards will run smoothly!
Thanks to everyone who votes – as per usual there are always hundreds of votes as other web sites rallied friends, families and complete strangers to come here and vote for their favourites. To all those complete strangers out there; come in and have a cup of tea!
Wyrd Winners
- » Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay (Black Industries)
- » Muse of Fire Games (Support includes: Capes)
- » Sandy Petersen (Support includes: The Call of Cthulhu 6th, CoC, unspeakable horrors and others)
- » August Hahn (Support includes: Starship Troopers, D20 Heroes of Fantasy, Babylon 5: Earthforce Campaign Book )
- » Curses! (Silven Publishing)
- » Midnight 2nd Edition (Fantasy Flight Games)
- » A Game of Thrones (White Wolf)
- » Mutants & Masterminds 2nd Edition (Green Ronin)
- » Weapons of the Gods (EOS Press)
- » Dark Legacies Campaign Guide (Red Spire Press)
- » Exalted Cult Of The Illuminated (White Wolf)
- » Lancea Sanctum (White Wolf)
Possessor of the Wow Factor
The most innovative company in 2005
The Writer or Artist Most Likely to be in Communion with the Great Old Ones
The Author Most Likely to be a Caffeine Powered Robot
The RPG or Supplement Most Likely to Amuse Evil GMs
The RPG or Supplement Most Likely to Improve Your Campaign
The RPG or Supplement Most Likely to Inspire Good Roleplaying
The RPG or Supplement Most Likely to Spark the Imagination
The Most Original RPG or Supplement
The Most Atmospheric RPG or Supplement
Cwor! The Sexiest Front Cover
Eek! The Scariest Front Cover
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