Congratulations to 2019's ENnies Winners!

The 2019 ENnies took place last night at Gen Con in Indianapolis. Here are this year's winners!

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Best Online Content
GOLD: Seth Skorkowsky
SILVER: The Alexandrian

Best Podcast
GOLD: Ken and Robin Talk About Stuff
SILVER: Red Moon Roleplaying

Best Cartography
GOLD: Forbidden Lands (Free League Publishing)
SILVER: A New Map of Hot Springs Island (Swordfish Islands)

Best Aid/Accessory - Digital
GOLD: World Anvil Grandmaster Tier Worldbuilding & Campaign Management Platform
SILVER: DUNGEONFOG—Online Map Maker & Authoring Tool

Best Aid/Accessory - Non-Digital
GOLD: Masks of Nyarlathotep Gamer Prop Set (H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society)
SILVER: Dwarven Forge's Dungeon of Doom Modular Terrain (Dwarven Forge)

Best Production Values
GOLD: Forbidden Lands (Free League Publishing)
SILVER: Invisible Sun Black Box (Monte Cook Games)

Best Art, Cover
GOLD: Call of Cthulhu - Terror Australis 2E (Chaosium Inc.)
SILVER: KULT: Divinity Lost, 4th Edition (Helmgast AB)

Best Art, Interior
GOLD: RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha Slipcase (Chaosium Inc.)
SILVER: Symbaroum Monster Codex (Free League Publishing)

Best Organized Play
GOLD: Cypher Play Numenera Season 18-2: Building Amber (Monte Cook Games)
SILVER: Minsc and Boo's Guide to Stuff and Things (Greg Marks)

Best Family Game / Product
GOLD: Kids on Bikes (Renegade Game Studios/Hunters Entertainment)
SILVER: Dinosaur Princesses (Ardens Ludere)

Best Layout and Design
GOLD: Symbaroum Monster Codex (Free League Publishing)
SILVER: The Black Hack 2nd Edition (Squarehex)

Best Electronic Book
GOLD: Sly Flourish's Return of the Lazy Dungeon Master (Last Word Audio)
SILVER: Fear's Sharp Little Needles (Stygian Fox Publishing)

Best Free Game / Product
GOLD: Ironsworn (Shawn Tomkin)
SILVER: The Ultraviolet Grasslands (Hydra Cooperative)

Best Adventure
GOLD: Masks of Nyarlathotep (Chaosium Inc.)
SILVER: Mothership: Dead Planet (Tuesday Knight Games)

Best Rules
GOLD: Call of Cthulhu Starter Set (Chaosium Inc.)
SILVER: Forbidden Lands (Free League Publishing)

Best Monster/Adversary
GOLD: Sandy Petersen's Cthulhu Mythos for 5E (Petersen Games)
SILVER: Creature Codex for 5th Edition (Kobold Press)

Best Supplement
GOLD: The Glorantha Sourcebook (Chaosium Inc.)
SILVER: The 7th Ed. Guide to Cthulhu Invictus (Golden Goblin Press)

Best RPG Related Product
GOLD: Dark Adventure Radio Theatre: Masks of Nyarlathotep (H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society)
SILVER: Miskatonic University: Restricted Collection (Chaosium Inc.)

Best Setting
GOLD: The Fall of DELTA GREEN (Pelgrane Press)
SILVER: Call of Cthulhu - Terror Australis 2e (Chaosium Inc.)

Best Writing
GOLD: Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay Core Rulebook (Cubicle Seven)
SILVER: KULT: Divinity Lost, 4th Edition (Helmgast AB)

Best Game
GOLD: Mothership: Player's Survival Guide (Tuesday Knight Games)
SILVER: Dialect: A Game about Language and How it Dies (Thorny Games)

Product of the Year
GOLD: Masks of Nyarlathotep Gamer Prop Set (H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society)
SILVER: Forbidden Lands (Free League Publishing)

Fan’s Choice, Best PublisherChaosium Inc.

 

[David Anderson]

Wow, as close to a clean sweep as you can get for Chtulhu. Good on them.

 

[rknop]

Wait... Cthulhu is clean-sweeping, and nobody is mind-numbingly terrified?

 

[Terry Herc]

I’ve been reading my copies of Mothership this week. Perhaps a bit complex with some rules, but seems like a fun sci-fi system.

 

[dave2008]

Thanks Morrus! I always learn about some game or accessory I should check out when I look at the Ennies.

PS Congrats to all of the winners!

 

[Tyler Pickering]

How do they determine these winners??

 

[Mistwell]

Wow, Chaosium is the new Paizo!

 

[Morrus]

How do they determine these winners??

They either use a magic formula, or they use a well-documented democratic process I created 19 years ago, which is explained in detail on their website. One of those two things.

 

[Blue]

Congratulations to all of the winners.

And now I can say I'm friends with the guy who did layout for an ENnie winning product. (The 7th Ed. Guide to Cthulhu Invictus from Golden Goblin Press). In the Year of the Cthulhu, it seems.

 

[Birmy]

They either use a magic formula, or they use a well-documented democratic process I created 19 years ago, which is explained in detail on their website. One of those two things.

...Is it the magic? It's the magic, isn't it?