ENnie Awards: Gencon 2002

Here are the winners of the 2002 ENnie Awards, presented LIVE at Gencon.


First, a few pics of the people who brought you the ENnies:

Russell Morrissey (Morrus), event organizer.

Morrus, on the left, and Ryan Dancey.

Ryan Dancey, our Master of Ceremonies.

A look at the attendees. BIG crowd!! Only a small portion of the actual numbers in attendance.

Pavarotti? ... NOT!!! Eric Noah, judge, and co-award presenter.

Peter Adkison, CEO of GenCon, introduces the GenCon ENnies.

Best Adventure: Monte Cook (Malhavoc Press) accepting for: If Thoughts Could Kill.

Best Rules Supplement: David Noonan (WotC) for: Manual of the Planes

Best Campaign Setting: James Wyatt (Wizards of the Coast) accepting for: Oriental Adventures

Best d20 Game: Monte Cook on behalf of WotC accepting for: Call of Cthulhu.

Best Setting Supplement: Chris Pramas and Hal Mangold (Green Ronin Publishing) accepting for: Freeport- City of Adventure.

Best Aid or Accessory: Erik Mona and Chris Thomasson (Paizo Publishing/WotC) accepting for: Dungeon & Polyhedron Magazines.

Best Free Product or Web Enhancement: Denise Robinson & Jason Parent (Ambient Inc.) accepting for: Portable Hole full of Beer.

Best Cartography: Chris Pramas and Rob Lee (Green Ronin Publishing) accepting for: Freeport- City of Adventure.

Best Fan Resource Website: Rodney Thompson, Grayson Shepard, and Gary Sarli for: SWRPG Network.

Best Official Website: Julia Martin and Mark Jindra - Wizards of the Coast.

Best Monster Supplement: Anthony Pryor, Joseph Carricker, and Clark Peterson (Sword & Sorcery Studios) accepting for: Creature Collection II.

Best Graphic Design and Layout: Monte Cook on behalf of WotC accepting for: Call of Cthulhu.

Best Cover Art: Anthony Valterra (WotC) accepting for: Lord of the Iron Fortress.

Best Publisher: Bill Slavicsek and Anthony Valterra - Wizards of the Coast.

Best Interior Art: Ed Stark (WotC) accepting for: Deities & Demigods.

Best Fan Campaign Site: Vincent N. Darlage for Conan d20. (No Image available, noone was there to accept).

Recognition of Contribution to Open Gaming: Peter Adkison presents Ryan Dancey with a surprise ENnie. Without Ryan, none of us would be where we are today.

The first 26 minutes of the ENnies. Filesize, about 12 MB.

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