Origins Awards

[moser at unsw.edu.au]

Sorry if this is redundant, but I don't recall seeing any announcement
about this...

If anyone on here who likes ArmyBuilder hasn't yet voted in the Origins
Awards you should. It only takes a minute, and it could make for some good
free PR for Rob. Go to www.originsawards.com and select "Voting" and vote
for AB as the best Roleplaying (huh?) Game Aid or Accessory.

- rob.

 

[petark at ntlworld.com]

In this article Rob Moser <moser@unsw.edu.au> wrote
>
>Sorry if this is redundant, but I don't recall seeing any announcement
>about this...
>
>If anyone on here who likes ArmyBuilder hasn't yet voted in the Origins
>Awards you should. It only takes a minute, and it could make for some good
>free PR for Rob. Go to www.originsawards.com and select "Voting" and vote
>for AB as the best Roleplaying (huh?) Game Aid or Accessory.
>
> - rob.
>
Been there, seen that and voted for AB of course For anybody that
hasn't hurry up and do it!

Cheers

Grotfang, not so humble ork warlord.

 

[rob]

Ah, crap!! I thought I posted an announcement of that here. Apparently, I
forgot. :-(

Yes, Army Builder has been nominated for Best Game Aid or Accessory in the
2000 Origins Awards (it's not tied to any specific type of gaming). The
Origins Awards cover all facets of gaming, from role-playing to miniatures
to CCGs to boardgames.

The winners are picked by GAMERS. So please go cast your votes at
www.originsawards.com! Please note that the voting deadline is only TWO
DAYS AWAY - June 20th - so please vote soon if you intend to vote.

Thanks for pointing this out, Rob! All I can say is that it's a darn good
thing my head is attached....

Thanks again, Rob


At 01:23 PM 6/18/2001 +1000, you wrote:

>Sorry if this is redundant, but I don't recall seeing any announcement
>about this...
>
>If anyone on here who likes ArmyBuilder hasn't yet voted in the Origins
>Awards you should. It only takes a minute, and it could make for some good
>free PR for Rob. Go to www.originsawards.com and select "Voting" and vote
>for AB as the best Roleplaying (huh?) Game Aid or Accessory.
>
> - rob.

 

[rob]

At 07:39 PM 6/18/2001 +0100, you wrote:
>In this article Rob Moser <moser@unsw.edu.au> wrote
> >
> >Sorry if this is redundant, but I don't recall seeing any announcement
> >about this...
> >
> >If anyone on here who likes ArmyBuilder hasn't yet voted in the Origins
> >Awards you should. It only takes a minute, and it could make for some good
> >free PR for Rob. Go to www.originsawards.com and select "Voting" and vote
> >for AB as the best Roleplaying (huh?) Game Aid or Accessory.
> >
> > - rob.
> >
>Been there, seen that and voted for AB of course For anybody that
>hasn't hurry up and do it!


Thanks for the support everybody!!!

- Rob

 

[moser at unsw.edu.au]

Rob Bowes quoth:
> Ah, crap!! I thought I posted an announcement of that here. Apparently, I
> forgot.:-(
>
> Yes, Army Builder has been nominated for Best Game Aid or Accessory in the
> 2000 Origins Awards (it's not tied to any specific type of gaming). The
> Origins Awards cover all facets of gaming, from role-playing to miniatures
> to CCGs to boardgames.

Strangely, when they email confirmed my vote it was for Category
Role-Playing Games, Subcategory Game Aid or Accessory. Probably just a
stuff up in the voting program.

> Thanks for pointing this out, Rob! All I can say is that it's a darn good
> thing my head is attached....

Well I only noticed myself because of the pop-vert in the updates window,
so in case you were wondering; it worked!

- rob.