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<blockquote data-quote="CleverNickName" data-source="post: 4977624" data-attributes="member: 50987">Chin up, E-Dragon.&nbsp; I just got voted off the island myself, and it stings.The thing to keep in mind is that one judge not liking your entry does not make it worthless.&nbsp; Did you enjoy writing it, at least?&nbsp; Did you like the challenge of working against a deadline and trying to find common threads in your ingredients?&nbsp; Who cares what the judge thought about your entry?&nbsp; If you had fun, you should keep playing.But wow, dude.&nbsp; You gotta check that temper.For what it's worth, I liked both entries.&nbsp; I probably won't have my party of adventurers being seduced on the surface of Haley's Comet anytime soon, and I will never, never, ever start an adventure in a tavern.&nbsp; But I thought that both adventures told a solid story, had clear challenges, and made good use of the ingredients.Only one can win, though, and I thought that Iron Sky's adventure showed more imagination and creativity.&nbsp; &quot;Utreyal's Revenge&quot; had a comet in the sky; &quot;The Children of Death&quot; put the party in the sky with the comet.&nbsp; So I agree with phoamy's ruling.And I'd be happy to face you in a future Iron DM competition, if you decide to come back.&nbsp; Three-Fivers like us have got to stick together.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CleverNickName, post: 4977624, member: 50987"] Chin up, E-Dragon. I just got voted off the island myself, and it stings. The thing to keep in mind is that one judge not liking your entry does not make it worthless. Did you enjoy writing it, at least? Did you like the challenge of working against a deadline and trying to find common threads in your ingredients? Who cares what the judge thought about your entry? If you had fun, you should keep playing. But wow, dude. You gotta check that temper. For what it's worth, I liked both entries. I probably won't have my party of adventurers being seduced on the surface of Haley's Comet anytime soon, and I will never, never, [I]ever[/I] start an adventure in a tavern. But I thought that both adventures told a solid story, had clear challenges, and made good use of the ingredients. Only one can win, though, and I thought that Iron Sky's adventure showed more imagination and creativity. "Utreyal's Revenge" had a comet in the sky; "The Children of Death" put the party in the sky with the comet. So I agree with phoamy's ruling. And I'd be happy to face you in a future Iron DM competition, if you decide to come back. Three-Fivers like us have got to stick together. [/QUOTE]

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