Senior Software Developer
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At Gen Con 2006, Paizo was honored with five ENnie awards. The big winner was the Shackled City Adventure Path, which won three of its six nominations. The Shackled City brought home the gold ENnies for Best Adventure and Best Campaign Setting/Adventure Supplement, and the silver award for Best Cartography. This makes the Shackled City the single most honored item at this year's awards.
The Shackled City was not alone in the winner's circle, though. The Dragon Compendium, Volume 1 won the gold ENnie award for Best Supplement and Age of Worms Overload won the gold ENnie for Best Free Product or Web Enhancement.
Congratulations!!!
Well deserved by everyone who had a part in the SCAP. That book and my shiny new Ptolus book are the first 2 things I'd save in a fire. Besides the wife and kids of course!
Curses to Paizo! I had to clap so often for them at the ENnies that my hands were sore the next morning. :)
Congratulations, guys!
Regrettably, I must kiss ass here.
*Sigh* Go on... bend over. This is gonna be twice as humiliating for me as it will for you:
You won for good reason. Paizo's imprint upon D&D was the major causative factor in drawing me back in after some time away. Your products are usually so well thought out and so riveting. Whether it's your original works or your selection of the many fine freelance adventures that come over the transom. Maybe that's not as exacting as this: You guys hook me, all the time, and that's all you have to do to have a hit career.
Glad you have your award but more importantly you've a fan for life... or until you stop achieving excellence, whichever ends sooner.
MWAH!
That wasn't so bad. Thanks for showering this morning. It made that go much easier.
Congratulations!
This is why I like Pazio. Good quality products and good quality relations with us little people.
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You guys rock!!!
Congratulations. You got my vote in just about every category in which you were nominated. The SCAP hardcover has proven itself well-worth the investment, and my gaming group is now looking forward to starting either Age of Worms or Savage Tide (haven't decided on which yet).