08-21-2012, 05:57 PM
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Dwarf in the Playground
Join Date: Mar 2012
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Re: Iron Poet XVI
Fantastic job everyone! All of the poems were wonderful -- it was not an easy judgment, but here is mine anyway....
Prompt 1
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TechWarrior : story was very clear, wonderful use of imagery, good flow, pace was solid, nice control of stanzas
Haruki : very good imagery, solid storytelling – I enjoyed the anthropomorphism, no clear rhyming scheme but interesting use still, solid flow and pacing, unique use of rhythm
Comment – this was particularly close, both were good and solid in terms of imagery and mechanics but TechWarrior had a clear edge in stronger imagery, good pacing for both but Haruki seemed more consistent leading to a cleaner word flow; overall I leaned more heavily to the storytelling elements of TechWarrior’s, but it was a very tight call
Winner – TechWarrior
Prompt 2
Prompt 3
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Saint Ridley : although I said it last round, the synopsis holds true – superb use of imagery, good use of pacing, strong storytelling, and I loved the sense of humor…
leakingpen : NP
Comment – Saint Ridley’s win by default, but I have to say that I loved the poem overall, the story and the image were so solid and the subtle humor was wonderful, and I think that I would call this one my favorite of all 8 this round
Winner – Saint Ridley
Prompt 4
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78% of all DM's start their first campaign in a tavern. If you're among the 22% who didn't, copy and paste this into your signature and tell us where you DID begin.The players were attacked individually on the road on the way to town by werewolves. To survive, they had to team up then and there without knowing anything about eachother (literally -- all character sheets were completed without other players' knowledge).
Last edited by Kalrany : 08-24-2012 at 04:47 PM.
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