Sanguine Productions withdraws from Origins Awards

[Mytholder]

The only difference between Delta Green (which is clearly excluded) and, say, Freeport: City of Adventure (for which an exception has been carved out) in terms of award categories is that Freeport is published by a different company than its "base" game (D&D) while Delta Green is all done in house.

(Hideously anal correction)
Actually, Delta Green was published by Pagan, not Chaosium (who do Call of Cthulhu). Delta Green's in almost exactly the same situation as Freeport: CoA is in respect to the base system.

Sorry...couldn't resist.

 

[Conaill]

Books like T20 are clearly complete games, regardless of whether or not you need the SRD to play it.

So, should GURPS: Traveler qualify for this category as well? After all, you could probably play it using the freely downloadable "GURPS Lite" rules. Does that make it "standalone"? What if SJG were to package GURPS: Traveler with a free copy of GURPS: Basic, should that be considered a "standalone" game?