2007 Fan's Choice Nomination Thread

[Kahuna Burger]

I second Dragonwing, esp as they will soon also be Bastion Press (thus saving me the trouble of trying to nominate it seperately.

 

[Trevalon Moonleirion]

I'd like to nominate Creative Mountain Games. Mark's an incredibly active poster here on ENWorld, and maintains a useful website of his own and has some great products out there.

 

[Deekin]

I'd like to nominate Dreamscarred Press. Though they sell niche products (D&D Psionics), their work has been increadably good. The Marksman class, while IMO, is slightly underpowered, is so cool I'm playing one anyways. Tempest Stormwind, Bacris, and DisposableHero_ are increadbly active on the Wizards of the Coast board, and very helpful to anyone.

 

[Dextra]

Btw

Only the winners of the Best Publisher awards go on the links page. All the other winners are listed on their respective years in the Archives.

And I don't see Necromancer listed on the Winner's Circle athttp://www.ennieawards.com/links.html - they have ENnies for several products (Wizard's Amulet, Lost City of Barakus, Tome of Horrors III just off the top of my head), but they aren't shown.

 

[Flexor the Mighty!]

Troll Lord Games

 

[Zulgyan]

Troll Lord Games - C&C is growing and having quite a succes in spite of not been the "official" D&D.

 

[clarkvalentine]

Firefly Games for the absolutely wonderful Faery's Tale.

I think that was officially released in the specified period, anyway.

 

[EditorBFG]

I'll second the nom for RPG Objects. Just a great company.

 

[Barendd Nobeard]

Fiery Dragon

The reissue of NeMoren's Vault alone warrants nomination. Putting out some of the most usefull products in gaming justifies winning it all.

I second the nomination of Fiery Dragon.

 

[Kheti sa-Menik]

I see RPGObjects has been seconded already as has Goodman Games and Paizo.

I'll nominate a less popular choice: Palladium Books. Despite what everyone thinks of Mr Siembieda or the company's policies, it is a company who constantly publishes imaginative material for one of their keystone product lines: Rifts, whose employees do participate in online discussions, who take the time to provide customer service, and finally, are very approachable at conventions.

They survived a devastating theft last year and kept keepin' on.