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All of the prizes have now been distributed to all of our winners, so it is time for us to turn the page on the 2025 Pumpkin Spice RPG contest. I'll see you all again next year, when the Pumpkin Spice Latte once again returns to Starbucks.

It was all downhill from here.

I just now saw this thread, and...wow. I wasn't sure where to start, so I decided to go with this lil' nugget: I'm not sure what "corporate greed" has to do with the way that I run my games. My playstyle is my business, pun intended. Nobody is going to show up and demand I start using the...

This is too real.

It's the best! There's no bar for entry: anyone with a keyboard and an EN World account can enter, vote, and/or win. It's open to all kinds of content, for all tabletop games, too.

CleverNickName- 2023 - 4th place 2024 - 6th place 2025 - 5th place Never a bridesmaid nor a bride. I'm more like the caterer. :) But hey. I had a lot of fun, and that's really the reason I do this every year. I'll see you guys again next year!

Sure, my favorite part of the Pumpkin Spice RPG contest is reading everyone's entries. But my second-favorite part is watching everyone pick their prizes after the voting is closed! Thanks everyone for putting up with my spammy pumpkin-spiced posts for the last month. I hope everyone had fun...

And that's a wrap! The polls are now closed, and our winners are: 1st place: @Gradine, with "Autumn Bastion Facilities" 2nd place: @Snarf Zagyg, with "Smashing Pumpkin Spice: A Ten Candles Adventure for the Halloween Season" 3rd place: @Steampunkette, with "Arsenal of the Pumpkin King" 4th...

Yep, agreed. I said as much in the conclusion of my original post.

Just a quick heads-up, today is the last day to get your votes in! The polls will close in just a few hours, at midnight Pacific Standard Time.

Here goes nothing.

Spotted in a pub menu in Portland OR:

Oh definitely. Another lesser- known secret about steaks is that fattier, marbled cuts of meat need more heat to melt that fat and get all juicy and tender.

To each their own, I guess. If the chef recommends a particular sauce with the steak, I'll take their advice but order it on the side just in case. I'm pretty basic when it comes to steak sauces, and a good cut of meat should be able to stand alone IMO. My brother loves A-1 Steak Sauce on his...

I worked as a waiter in a steak restaurant for a while, and the worst patrons by far were the ones who would insist on their steaks being "medium rare," then send them back over and over again to be cooked a little longer because they were "still too raw." I honestly believe they wanted their...

My philosophy pertaining to pretentious patrons: if you paid for it, you absolutely should eat it however you like.

How U.S. Presidents Liked Their Steak (according to the Internet) Bleu - I couldn't find a single U.S. President who preferred their steaks cooked (or rather, not cooked?) this way. Rare - the preferred steak of President Ronald Reagan Pittsburg Rare - Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and...