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Setting Ideas Contest
Fellfrosch:
What's the link?
And I'm not so sure it's a good thing. If I remember correctly, we never signed away creative ownership of these ideas--we just promised to do so if we won and Wizards paid us. If I'm not getting paid for my settings, I'd rather save them and use them for future novels. I suppose this doesn't prevent me from doing so, but I think it's pretty under-handed.
Mr_Pleasington:
I don't think Morrus at ENworld is trying to be underhanded...most people just submitted their homebrew worlds and were never going to do anything else with them. I think the database is a good idea and the contest is alright.
If you're planning on using your setting commecially, though, then putting it up for public display would indeed be a bad idea.
ENworld is at http://www.enworld.org
IMO, it's the best 3E/d20 site on the net.
Slant:
Did anybody here ever find out the names or ideas of any of the winners? Did they finally get a single winner? I haven't heard anything on the topic for the longest time.
Mr_Pleasington:
They've narrowed it down to the 3 (?) finalists. Each has to submit a 100 page treatment on their world and I don't think they've hit the due date for that yet.
A lot of the ones who got eliminated in the last round shared a common theme of a "golden age"
Should be interesting to see what wins. Well, hopefully it will be interesting to see what wins!
Spriggan:
actualy they narrowed it down to 4. they decided to add one more. this happened about 3 or 4 weeks ago. Now they have to write a 100pg manual describing the world.
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