Congratulations to 2023's ENnies Award Winners!

The full list of winners has not yet been released, but the ENnies award ceremony took place last night at Gen Con. Some of the winners included:

• Vaesen RPG — Mythic Britain & Ireland (Free League) -- Product of the Year, Best Setting
• Linda Codega (io9/Gizmodo) -- Best Online Content
• Fabula Ultima (Need Games) -- Best Game
• Blade Runner: Core Rules (Free League) -- Best Layout & Design
• Blade Runner Starter Set (Free League) -- Best Cartography
• Ruins of Symbaroum Bestiary (Free League) -- Best Monster or Adversary
• Avatar Legends (Magpie Games) -- Best Rules
• Blackbirds (Andrews McMeel Publishing) -- Best Production Values
• Swords of the Serpentine (Pelgrane Press) -- Best Writing

The ENNIE Awards (the “ENNIES”) are an annual fan-based celebration of excellence in tabletop roleplaying gaming. The ENNIES give game designers, writers and artists the recognition they deserve. It is a peoples’ choice award, and the final winners are voted upon online by the gaming public.

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[chuckdee]

I'm glad that Swords of the Serpentine got best writing, because it's a really well-written book, and the city of Eversink and everything about it is great.

 

[bedir than]

Then they got to my slide, and I was the only name listed (because I’m a one man show). My first feeling was that I didn’t belong

You out out award nominated product on your own.
You belong.

 

[Richards]

All right, Piratecat! Nicely done!

Johnathan

 

[mamba]

I am not into JRPG, but this made me curious about Fabula Ultima

 

[Piratecat]

All right, Piratecat! Nicely done!

Johnathan

Thank you! Incredibly honored and more than a little bit awed. Swords of the Serpentine was a book we wrote because we loved it, and we hoped others would love it just as much. Got lucky.

 

[Grendel_Khan]

Thank you! Incredibly honored and more than a little bit awed. Swords of the Serpentine was a book we wrote because we loved it, and we hoped others would love it just as much. Got lucky.

Don't you be modest! It's a really well-conceived and well-written book.