Incognito, I'm sorry if my exposition came out sounding bitter or upset or something.  Rereading it I can see how you might get that.  On the other hand its full of smileys and I was smiling the whole time I was responding to your judgment.  I'm really easy going and not at all upset about losing in the first round.  Really.  I'm smiling right now. 
My only problem was that I just was a bit confused about some of your reactions to the use of ingredients as your comments about your perception of my intentions flew directly in the face of what I actually intended.  I did not intend to use the llama seriously.  I did not intend for the original set-up to be more than a bit of a farce on a classical greek tragedy, but as in most of my scenario's I tried to follow through with the consequences for the people caught up in the farce.  
specifically, some examples of what you said that puzzled me...
	
	
		
		
			Wicht has a tendency to craft scenario’s which are less than dark, even though their content is meant to be taken seriously 
		
		
	 
I have no idea why you would think I meant for anyone to take a huge llama seriously.  Or for that matter a god of wind, rain and mountain tops named Ferfinigu (say that five times fast without smiling.)  On the other hand I did mean for the xills to be taken seriously.  Again I think this is personal preference.  I personally like mixing the ridiculous in with the serious in the same story allowing the one to contrast with the other.
	
	
		
		
			Of course you can see a DM telling players “you see before you, a Llama! shining like the sun – it wants to ask you a riddle…” and the subsequent south park laughter.
		
		
	 
Which is exactly what I would expect to happen.  You make it sound as if you thought I was failing in my purpose while stating that I would have accomplished what I thought my scenario would accomplish. 
That was my only real beef.  I didn't mind losing.  I just didn't understand being criticized for using comedy when I was trying to use a bit of comedy.  I seem to recall that my first entry in the last contest, in which I also was being funny (in my mind anyway) was not one of your favorites and so I am left with the conclusion that perhaps our styles of humor are just slightly out of kilter. 
I thank you for judging though, bear no hard feelings, will be cheering for Nifft and look forward eagerly to the rest of the rounds. 
