3rd contest notes

["Karol" <karol@...>]

-the last mail was sent accidentally - It ran a spell check and I tried to get out of it and the message was sent instead. Many
apologies to Mr. LeGood.
I appreciate Mike's kudos and was glad to help!

Congratulations to all the authors and especially to Rob LeGood!

I was excited to see some new authors for this contest and welcome the additions to the community!

I wanted to reiterate that the authors should take time to review their games and make any changes then submit a polished version to
me for posting on piecepack.org in the games section and for addition to vendor rulebooks. In the event that submitted works have
errors I will send a highlighted version back to authors for correction - my volunteer time is very limited right now [sorry].

Once the polished version is up then we can take the preliminary version (already available on www.piecepack.org - your source for
everything piecepack) off the site.

Thank you to everyone that participated in the contest and we hope that the next one generates even more interest! Check out the
games and have fun with them!

Have a great week,
Karol (volunteer www.piecepack.org)
www.piecepack.org
www.mesomorph.com



Original Message -----
From: "Michael Schoessow" <mschoessow@...>
To: <piecepack@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, March 03, 2003 12:29 PM
Subject: [piecepack] Design Contest Winner Announcement


| The winner of the Third Piecepack Game Design Competition is,....
|
|                NEW CITY  by Rob LeGood
|
| Congratulations Rob!
|
|
| Runner up was ICEFLOE by Tim Schutz, and the game that most elegantly fit
| the Changing Landscapes theme was clearly SAN ANDREAS by James Kyle.
|
| Choosing the winner was not too difficult and all the play-testers who tried
| New City agreed that it should probably win. This is not to say that there
| weren't other excellent games; there were, and choosing the runner up took a
| bit more thought.
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