This page collects all information regarding the One Page Dungeon Contest 2010.
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One Page Dungeon submissions will be linked from here. If possible, we’ll link to a blog post so that people can comment on the submission. Currently all submissions are hosted on a Wuala account. Feel free to host copies! All entries are published under the Creative Common Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license.
⚠ That’s it! Submission process is officially closed. We have 63 entries!
Current sponsors, in alphabetical order:
Thank you very much!
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Judges had one month to read all the submissions and another two weeks to discuss the result.
Here’s how we determined the winners:
The results are in!
Entry | Winning Category |
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Adam Thornton – Central New Jersey After the “Big Whoops” | Best Post Apocalyptic Goodness |
Antti Hulkkonen – Den of Villainy | Best Pirates |
Chris Gonzales – The Tunnels of Turrack the Terrible | Best Sound Effects |
Clarabelle Chong – Time for Tea | Best Victorian Sci-Fi |
Corwin Riddle – City of Traitors | Best Lost City |
Craig Brasco – The Vault of Zerduzan | Best Evil Cultist Hangout |
Heron Prior – Trolls will be Trolls | Best Lair |
Herwin Wielink – The Crypt of Luân Phiên | Best Architectural Design |
Jimm Johnson and Jeff Lynk – The Contemptible Cube of Quazar | Craziest Map Award |
Lord Kilgore – Heart of Darkness | Best Mini Campaign |
Paul Siegel – Four Corners | Best Fitness Center |
Peter A. Mullen – Laboratory of the Asmodean Techno-Mage | Snazziest Way to Push the Envelope |
Rob Antonishen – Mine! Not Yours? | Best Mine Crawl |
Shane Mangus – Raid on Black Goat Wood | Best Cthulhu |
Simon Bull – The Ruination Of Tenamen | Best Monsters |
Stuart Robertson – Dungeon From A Distant Star | Best Mixing of Genres |
Tim Shorts – Where is Margesh Blackblood | Most Hideouts for the Head Bad Guy |
Tom Holmes – The Bone Harvest Horror | Best Cartography |
Get the PDF collecting the winners and take a look.