EN World City Project: NPC Contest #2... Final Round Ingredients!!!

[jgbrowning]

Does the winner still get "A Magical Medieval"? What about in the next contest?

Yep. The winner of this one and the next will receive the PDF version of A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe. [plug] [announcer voice] Which will be out in hardcopy form on May 15th via our website[/plug] [/announcer voice]

joe b.

 

[Lalato]

And the winner is...

Let me say that this was a really tough round to judge. Without further ado...

The winner of the final round is DungeonKeeperUK. With a score of 25, DKUK barely beat ajanders by a half a point.

That's right folks... a half point. Both NPCs were very well written. Thank you both for putting forth the effort.

--sam

 

[Lalato]

I'll be out of town on a business trip (actually, the trip has already begun) for the next week. I'll open up the thread for Contest #3 as soon as I return home.

--sam

 

[jgbrowning]

Re: And the winner is...

Let me say that this was a really tough round to judge. Without further ado...

The winner of the final round is DungeonKeeperUK. With a score of 25, DKUK barely beat ajanders by a half a point.

That's right folks... a half point. Both NPCs were very well written. Thank you both for putting forth the effort.

--sam

wow.... drop me your e-mail address DKUK to josephbrowning@exp.citymax.com and I'll send you your copy of A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe PDF.

that was very close...

joe b.

 

[Felix]

*Ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding*

Felix: We have a SPLIT DECISION! The judges rule 2 to 1 in favor of ... DKUK!

*crowd goes loopy*

Felix: Well Jerry, I suspected that the warm british beer would quickly take out the ajanders ninja squad. What I didn't know is that the lazer light show was only a prelude to DKUK's secred weapon: Eddie Izzard. Having Eddie pop up next to the stage in his Executive Transvestite suit holding cake in one hand and a scythe in the other was simply brilliant. The ninja squad couldn't hold it together, and the cake left ajanders visibly shaken. Quite a show.

Lawler: But, but, but there were plenty of good chairs lying around...

Felix: And let's hope there are plenty of chairs next time at Mor's-mania III: Revenge. We'd like to thank our contestants, our host, our judges, our fans, and most especially our champion: DKUK! For Jerry Lawler, this is Felix saying goodnight from the Superdome! See you next time folks!

 

[Felix]

Felix: Apparently the double post won't let us cut to commercial. Well, Goodnight again.

 

[Ruavel]

Final Round...

I just wanted to pipe up and add my congratulations to both of the finalists...

your entries were very tough for we judges to split and really were of the calibre we would expect of finalists... it is, as always, a pity that we could choose only one winner...

so my congrats to DKUK for winning NPC Contest II and my encouragement to ajanders to participate in NPC Contest III... if you guys keep producing material of this standard you'll be tough to beat...

thanks for being part of this contest guys...

 

[DungeonKeeperUK]

*Ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding*

Felix: We have a SPLIT DECISION! The judges rule 2 to 1 in favor of ... DKUK!

*crowd goes loopy*

Felix: Well Jerry, I suspected that the warm british beer would quickly take out the ajanders ninja squad. What I didn't know is that the lazer light show was only a prelude to DKUK's secred weapon: Eddie Izzard.

WOOT!
Cheers guys, and commiserations to AJanders... we shall meet again, and next time I may not get the chance to put itching powder in your shorts for that extra added advantage....

... but one other thing, a mystery of the known world, we hate warm beer over here and always thought it was the USA that had warm beer, though Eddie is a star, and we all do have bad teeth...

DKUK

 

[Conaill]

... but one other thing, a mystery of the known world, we hate warm beer over here and always thought it was the USA that had warm beer

No no no... everybody knows it's the brits who drink warm beer. That's common knowledge throughout the US and most of Europe (I believe there's even some jokes about warm beer in "Asterix chez les Bretons" ("Asterix in Britain"). Whether or not warm beer is actually consumed in Britain is irrelevant.

In fact, american beer is supposed to be drunk as cold as absolutely possible, so you don't notice the horrible flavor.

 

[ajanders]

Curses! Itching Powder!

I should have known: it's the ancient tradition of of show business.
"Never follow a dog act or an child act."
Particularly if you're a demented dwarf with a religious monomania and a penchant for self-flagellation.
Oh well.
Good job, DKUK.
aja