Re: [piecepack] How many people submitted games to the ToyVault contest?

[Jonathan Dietrich <jcdietrich+yahoo@...>]

I had plans, however "Real Life" got in the way. I wish you luck, which I'm
sure you won't need, and look forward to seeing their sets and the increased
interest it should create.

Jonathan C. Dietrich

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On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 9:11 PM, Ron Hale-Evans <rwhe@...> wrote:

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> Marty and I submitted one game, called "Relativity".
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> Did anyone else on the list submit anything? Telling us the title is
> optional. :)
>
> I helped another friend playtest a game for the contest, but he didn't
> think it was ready, so he didn't submit it -- which I think is
> honorable and admirable. I do hope plenty of games were submitted,
> though, because there will be up to 11 winners. I've seen
> non-commercial piecepack contests where there weren't even that many
> /entries/.
>
> I'm looking forward to seeing the ToyVault set, whether our game is
> accepted or not. The fact that every winner gets a dozen piecepacks as
> a prize suggests that ToyVault is trying to make them as inexpensive
> as decks of cards. I've been speculating that the pieces will be
> die-cut, punch-out affairs like what you find in Eurogames. That would
> be nice.
>
> Ron
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