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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 2720282" data-attributes="member: 63">[hq]Update: After two weeks, I'm ending this thread. It was fun, but Thanksgiving is coming up, and then Christmas, and I want to encourage people to shop at the EN GameStore instead of trying to just win free stuff. *grin* I enjoyed it while it lasted, though.[/hq]I'm looking to give away a few dozen free pdfs, and I need your help.This is week two of the giveaway. Week one's thread is <a href="http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?p=2706120" target="_blank">here</a>.Basically, what you need to do is post something interesting, something that amuses me or makes me think (and preferably does the same for your fellow posters). Then include in your post the name of an E.N. Publishing product you're interested in. Every day or two there'll be a new topic, and whenever I post a new topic, I'll send out pdfs to one or two people each day whose posts I liked best. Everyone who posts, as long as they contribute something, will receive at least a Pick-n-Mix product from the new EN World GamestoreYou don't have to post your email address. The new <a href="http://www.enworld.org/shop" target="_blank">EN World Gamestore</a> lets publishers send complimentary copies to whatever email address you registered when you joined the boards, and you can see the entire catalogue of <a href="http://www.enworld.org/shop/index.php?do=publisher&publisher_id=1" target="_blank">E.N. Publishing</a> products here if you want to see what you might win. All you need to do is post, and include what book you want, and I can send it just by entering your screen name.[hq]This is the last topic, and it'll be open until Monday night. The topic is memorable scenes. Share stories from your games that make for the most iconic scenes from those games. I am not concerned so much about the over-arching storyline, just the specific scene. If you can't have good scenes in fiction, you can't have a good story. Feel free to focus on combat, puzzles, narrative, or whatever else you can think of.[/hq]Day Eleven to Fourteen: Memorable scenes from your games.Day Nine and Ten: Dungeons!Day Seven and Eight: Dragons!Day Six: Friendship, rivalry, and the adventuring patyDay Four and Five: Raising, Resurrecting, and ReincarnatingDay Three: Monsters!Day Two: Topics and about topics.Day One: Any random topic.</blockquote>

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