Interview – Kirin Robinson (Old School H...

Kirin Robinson is the ENnie Award Winning creator of Old School Hack. First off, let me thank you for taking the time to be interviewed for the ENnies. I truly appreciate you taking the time to talk about the ENnies. No problem! Starting off with a more personal question, Old School Hack was released in January of 2011 as a love letter to the Red Box version of D&D. So what keeps you going? What keeps you enthusiastic about working in the RPG industry? “Working in the RPG Industry” is something I’m still wrapping my head around. Old School Hack...

The ENnies has an Android App!

I’m proud to announce that the ENnie Awards now has an app exclusively for people on Android devices. It’s not much for now; you can either view the ENnies RSS feed or quickly view the mobile version of the website. If you want to download, you can either click the Android App link to the right or click here to visit the Android Marketplace.

Interview – Dave McAlister (UK Rol...

UK Role Players is an RPG hub for gamers in the United Kingdom. First off, let me thank you for taking the time to be interviewed for the ENnies. I truly appreciate you taking the time to talk about the ENnies. Starting off with a more personal question, UK Role Players was started in 2003 to give gamers in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales a central location to discuss RPGs, write articles, list clubs in the area, etc. So what keeps you going? What keeps you enthusiastic about working in the RPG industry? I ask myself the same questions on a regular basis!...

Story Behind the New Logo

Claudio Pozas sent me the following story regarding the new logo that I thought I’d share. Every RPG, regardless of system, setting or genre, has, at one time or another, one thing in common: a map. Could be a dungeon map, the blueprint of a supers city, a world map, a scribbled treasure map. And every map has a compass rose on it. So, in searching for an element that spoke to all RPGs, I settled on the compass, because it also symbolizes “showing the way”. And this is what the ENnies do: they serve as a compass rose pointing towards the excellency in...

Announcing the New ENnies Logo winner!

After going through the many logo entries, the ENnies staff was able to narrow it down to one favorite. Nobody but myself knew the artist of each entry, so the staff only had the drawings to go by. In the end, the new logo was one deemed to best represent the ENnie Awards now and into the future. The most interesting part of all this is that the winner is someone who has a lot of experience with the ENnies. The winner of the logo contest is none other than the esteemed artist Claudio Pozas, who created the original ENnies logo years ago! You can see his creation at the top...