2007 AME Awards

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I was fortunate enough to be nominated last week for the Academy of Modding Excellence, Veteran Author Award. The post they second half of their nominees today. Many fine modules and authors were included. I am thrilled to be non-minated for PnP mod of the year.



Community Contribution Award:
Grinning Fool
Robinson Workshop
Tanita

Veteran Author Award:
ENoa4 (Keep on the Borderlands, Tomoachan)
Adam Miller (Dark Waters, Pirate Cards)
John McA (Conan Chronicles)

Debut Author Award:
human_male
Wyrin D’njargo
Falloutboy
Zach Holbrook

Best Sound/Music:
To be announced

Best Tileset:
Cryptpit by witness
RWS Deep Halls by RWS
“The Sewer Tileset” by Restless

Best Custom Content:
Building Construction Kit by Nytir
TonyK’s Companion and Monster AI Hak
Sorceress Ashura VFX Pack

Best Multiplayer Module:
Tomb of Horrors revisited by BM Productions
Mystery at Willowbow by Saorsa

Best Roleplaying Module:
Harp & Chrysanthemum by Maerduin
Dark Avenger by Wyrin
Sublety of Thay by dirtywick

Best Action Module:
Tragedy in Tragidor by Phoenixus
The Corruption of Kiahoro by human_male
Moonshadows Chapter 1 by Alex Hugon

Best Adventure Module:
Dark Avenger Chapter 1 by Wyrin D’njargo
Dark Waters Chapter 1 by Adam Miller
Conan Chronicles 1: Legion of the Dead by John McA

Most Re-playable Module:
Pirate Cards by Adam Miller
Pool of Radiance Remastered by Markus ‘Wayne’ Schlegel

Best PnP Conversion Module:
Tomoachan by Enoa4
Red Hand of Doom by sgt_why

Of course visit the Academy of Modding Excellence for full information.

Comments

  1. AmraphaelApril 30, 2008 at 9:52 PM

    Two nominations! How great isn't that? Congratulations again!

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  2. AnonymousApril 30, 2008 at 10:28 PM

    Congrats Ernie!!

    And to everyone else!

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  3. WyrinMay 1, 2008 at 2:27 AM

    Congrats!

    I guess you're feelign pretty 'veteran' at the moment with the foot injury - maybe take it as a good omen? ;)

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  4. Ernie NoaMay 1, 2008 at 5:59 AM

    It's pretty exciting, and I suppose the foot could give me a slight 'veteran' feel. In all seriousness I'm listed among some very impressive and accomplished authors. It is humbling and exciting at the same time.

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