Player Awards 2004
Who Won Wot.
To everybody involved, whether you got wood or not: thankyou. It was a pleasure and a privilege to game with you, and we hope to see you again next year.
The Triptychs
Triptych Perpetual Trophy
Best team: The Beautiful People Bernard Philbrick, David James, Virginia James, Julian Callinan, Sandra d'Argeavel
Mayhem Over Manhattan, by Robbie Matthews
Best team: Itsy-bitsy Teeny-weeny Goddesses Andrew Mahoney, Matthew Last, Samantha Hobson, Dianna Lang, Matthew Woods
Certificates
Best Beaker Richard Crookall
The Milk and Honey are a Prophecy Matthew Chalmers
Best Vortex Peter Wass
Duct Tape Award Robert Barbetti
Take it as a Battle Cry Marissa Harris
Coolest Helmet Renee
Last Night in Eden, by Peter Roussell
Designer has not handed in the form
The Fishbowl, by Eric Henry
Best Players: Marissa Harris, Lauren, Jason Hunter, Sandra d’Argeavel, Richard Allen
Best New Designer
Stuart Barrow
Tabletops
Brave New Frontiers, by Barbara Kearins
Best Players: Chris Bowman, David Shelling, Liz Argall, Doug, Marissa Harris,
Certificates
Unlucky Door Prizes Chris Burgess, Jason Hill, Liam Armstrong,
Sam Bird
Best Bully Mike Dowling
Cold Homecoming, by Andrew Smith
Best team: Individuals Richard Allen, Rachel Hopkins, Cameron Hill, Felix White
Certificates
Most Humane Chris Ritchie
Best Family Rapport Aveline
Biggest Brother Don Bloomfield
Sister Psycho James Goldfish
Loving Brother Chris Chapman
Dark Aether, by Ingrid Bean
Best Players
Best Angelina Rob Barbetti
Best Beatrice David James
Best Cameron Mark Spain
Best Damien Joe McNamara
Best Edwin Nikki Roberts
Certificates
For Foiling the Assassination Attempt: Lynx’s Progeny Allan Price, Chris Bowman, David Shelling, Petra Shaw and Rebecca Plush
Down Among the Dead Men, by Graham Dolby
Best Team: Robert Barbetti, Mark Spain, Nikki Roberts, Eric Henry, Matthew Chalmers
The Lake District Needlework & Adventure Society, by Stuart Barrow
Best Team: Vurtically Challanged Adam Raymond, Andrew McLennan, Fiona Mconachie, Renee, Ryan d’Argeavel
Certificates
The "Ladies’ Home Journal" Adventuring Award for Grace Under Pressure
Sandra d’Argeavel
The "Madam Machiavelli" Award for Getting Things Done Joe McNamara
Madame Curie’s Encouragement Award for Young Lady Scientists
Julian Callinan
Queen Victoria’s Gentle Nod of Acknowledgement Tim Smith
The World Fair Prize for Excellence in Engineering Ryan d’Argeavel
Psi II, by Mike Walker
Best Players: Mark Spain, Sandra d’Argeavel, Nikki Roberts, Dianna Lang, Samantha Hobson
Certificates:
Excellent Roleplaying (Anthony) Matthew Woods
Excellent Roleplaying (Benjamin) James Goldfinch
Excellent Roleplaying (Rick) James Riley
Excellent Roleplaying (Geraldine) Aveline
Excellent Roleplaying (Katrina) Felix White
The Sentinels: A Most Unfortunate Murder, by Peter Trueman
Best Team: Lynx’s Progeny Allan Price, Chris Bowman, David Shelling, Petra Shaw and Rebecca Plush
A Shadow in the Darkness, by Mike McClure
Best Team: A Team Called Scratch Paul Sweeney, Ryan d'Argeaval, Ian Whitchurch, Matthew Chalmers, Nadina Geary
Survival of the Species, by Matthew Chalmers
Best Team: Michael Sweet, Richard Crookall, Matthew Last, Andrew Mahoney, Cameron Hill,
Waltzing Matilda, by Paul May
Best Team: Cassie Bennett, Sarah Hall-Kearins, Nick Matthews, James Versace, Sean Allsop
Freeforms
Mirrordark, by David James & Xole Karman
Players Choice: Paul Sweeney, Rachel Hopkins
GM’s Choice: Phil Goodwin, Mike Walker, Peter Wass
Costume Awards: Mark Bruckard & Pixie Borlase, Richard Allen, Tim Smith, Ryan d’Argeavel, Liz Argall, Mikey McClure
Deblessing a Princess, by Barbara Kearins
Players Choice: Tim Smith
Most Created Rules: Stephanie Matthews
Least Created Rules: Graham
Graduation Certificate: Eric Henry
Diamond’s Dream, by Marissa Harris
Player’s Choice: Eric Henr,y Barbara Kearins
GM’s Choice: Eve (as Baroness Kathryn)
Certificates
For being Kitteny and Having Sex Lots Sandra d’Argeavel
For being a Demon and Surviving Jerine
Special Events
Professor Munchausen, by Liz Waldock
Most Plausible: Eric Henry
Certificates
Best/Worst Puns James Haughton
Most Interesting Invention James Walker
Most Interesting Save Stuart Barrow
Novice Player Award Adam Raymond
Diplomacy, by Bernard Philbrick
Most Devious: Chris Ritchie