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Seeing as I am on the list, I had best enter. Considering the size and prestige of my fellow contestants and esteemed judges, I look forward to the tales to follow. Count me in.

Ummm... if I feel confident about the finals I'm writing, I'd love to try again. I've had fun both as a judge and as a player in these fantastic creative bouts... thanks for the heads up. Cheers!

As a former Calgary resident, allow me to point out that Calgary is the city of the Sentry Box - Canada's #1 gaming store, period. Speaking of a Vancouver Gaming Day.... that might be fun :D.

What he said.

I will not say much, because I cannot do this movie justice. I will say that this is the only movie to have truly reached down deep and crushed my heart, made me feel more then I thought I could ever feel for characters on a screen. At one point - one of my favourite scenes from the book, when...

I think that what some of the people here are describing could easily turn out to be the typical dungeon dwelving campaign. Yes, you have the paranoid freaks who are amassing power, attempting to win the world by force and raw power and rule for all eternity. As mentioned before - doesn't this...

Something that says more about modern-day publishers then it does about Tolkien ;). All joking aside, I'd count Troy in as a fantasy-type movie to look out for. Epic in natue, dealing with gods and war - it's a good time to be watching movies.

A chase in the night. I like it. Any ideas about how to hold the suspense of the players during a chase? Should I play it out in turns or throw away the minatures? How do I seperate the player's during the chase? I have some ideas, but any contributions would be more then helpful.

What a great Halloween night. Anyway, my group is doing a Halloween one-shot today, the day after Halloween. I have nearly everything planned out, hand-outs, lights, music, the whole works. What I appeal to ENWorld is an answer to the age old question of PK. Do I need to kill PCs to inspire...

Thas' right. Busy writing up for my halloween one-shot, so please forgive any mistakes I may exhibit. Doing all 8 characters sheets single handedly, one after the other.. my brain hurts.

I would not mind stepping up to try my hand at writing for the Ceramic DM once more. But first we see who wins this last round. I'm looking forward to seeing these entries!

My judgement is in. Getting close, now...

Whippersnapper! In my day we had pictures that would shoot the socks off you so hard that you'd still be looking for them next week. And that was only the first round too.

:D *Lucy Liu* You didn't think it would be that easy, did you?

All judgements in. You folks are amazing. I've read everything at least three times now. Highly enjoyable! Your wife is a big hippo! I'm sure things will only get worse/better as the contest moves on. :) Hey, I am having fun!

To many judges spoil the broth. Or was that cooks? I'm very impressed by the quality of work seen in this thread. Kudos to every one of you who have participated. And may those to come take up the torch and handle it just as ably. 'Cause we'll be watching ;).

In my Midnight Campaign, not only can the players win, but also they WILL win. I already know the general shape of what will happen, although I'm looking forward to all the sifters my players will throw at me. Just looking through the campaign books, I came up with several frameworks through...

Nasty. I love those pics! Now let's see what you two got :)

No problem. Check out Mirth's sig for the first two Ceramic DM competitions. To be very general, Ceramic DM is about making fiction out of pictures, whereas Iron DM is making playable adventures out of ingredients.

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