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<blockquote data-quote="Skeld" data-source="post: 5263607" data-attributes="member: 84713">You'll see what you want to see in the list of nominations.&nbsp; Paizo puts out some darn good material (on a monthly basis, no less) and they also had what was generally considered the biggest product launch at GenCon last year (Pathfinder RPG) which in itself is a modification of a ruleset that's still relatively popular.&nbsp; It shouldn't be a shock that they saw some nominations.&nbsp; You see bias, but I see that this was just Paizo's year to shine (after all, WotC had a good ENnies year after 4e launched).&nbsp; There are always &quot;good&quot; products that don't get nominated, but that's because the nominees tend to be &quot;excellent&quot; products (or at least excellent in the category they are nominated in, like Interior Art).&nbsp; Whether or not you personally liked the nominations is a matter of taste, and that's why the awards are handed out based on a public vote.&nbsp; Keep in mind though, that the judges are only allowed to nominate products that were submitted.&nbsp; If it's no submitted, their hands are tied.-Mark2010 ENnies Judge</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Skeld, post: 5263607, member: 84713"] You'll see what you want to see in the list of nominations. Paizo puts out some darn good material (on a monthly basis, no less) and they also had what was generally considered the biggest product launch at GenCon last year (Pathfinder RPG) which in itself is a modification of a ruleset that's still relatively popular. It shouldn't be a shock that they saw some nominations. You see bias, but I see that this was just Paizo's year to shine (after all, WotC had a good ENnies year after 4e launched). There are always "good" products that don't get nominated, but that's because the nominees tend to be "excellent" products (or at least excellent in the category they are nominated in, like Interior Art). Whether or not you personally liked the nominations is a matter of taste, and that's why the awards are handed out based on a public vote. Keep in mind though, that the judges are only allowed to nominate products that were submitted. If it's no submitted, their hands are tied. -Mark 2010 ENnies Judge [/QUOTE]

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