MCWC II
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MCWC III - VOTE NOW
MCWC II
(You have TWO votes which MUST be used.)
The White Horse: Hanover AAR (On going ETW AAR)
Tales of Acamar: Legends WS Yearly Award Best Plot Winner (On-going CW Piece)
The Song of Asnurn: An Epic Poem MCWC VI Winner (On-hold CW Piece)
Tales of Acamar: Outbreak (Finished)
To Conquer the World for Islam A Moor AAR (Finished)
Policeman Pleb
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Voted.
Swords of the Sea: 1066 has come and gone, the Danelaw torn down and a new kingdom built in the image of its Norman rulers. But with time, wounds heal and what is broken can be reforged. The Danes have returned with steel, and seek to reclaim what is theirs.
The Great Expedition: Pax Anglia, one of Earth's great empires, sprawling across the stars. On their newly colonised planet of Nova Sydney, adventure awaits on the savage frontier - Henry Boyce steps forward to lead an expedition to pierce the Bushlands' wild heart.
Winter War: Finland, 1939. The Soviet war machine has begun its indomitable advance from the east. Of all its neighbours, only Finland stands alone in defiance. Conscript Anton Bezrukov prepares for a quick victory, but the reality is far bloodier...
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Voted. Good luck to everyone, some very worthy participants
Primicerius
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Voted.
Wrinkly Wordsmith
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Voted.
Civis
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Voted, but for some reason I was only allowed to choose one.
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Campidoctor
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It seems I forgot to check the box for multiple votes (please bear with me as this is my first time managing one of these). Looks like there is going to be a tie breaker for 2nd place. I have the poll started and I'll have the new MCWC submission thread up soon.
Last edited by Scottish King; November 10, 2013 at 05:27 PM.
The White Horse: Hanover AAR (On going ETW AAR)
Tales of Acamar: Legends WS Yearly Award Best Plot Winner (On-going CW Piece)
The Song of Asnurn: An Epic Poem MCWC VI Winner (On-hold CW Piece)
Tales of Acamar: Outbreak (Finished)
To Conquer the World for Islam A Moor AAR (Finished)
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No 3rd?
Policeman Pleb
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I think that's what the tie break will decide. In any case, it might be best if everyone was to PM SK their second vote? Or we could reset the vote entirely and run it for another week?
If not, then I'm really happy with where The Great Expedition had come and I'll be updating it shortly.
Swords of the Sea: 1066 has come and gone, the Danelaw torn down and a new kingdom built in the image of its Norman rulers. But with time, wounds heal and what is broken can be reforged. The Danes have returned with steel, and seek to reclaim what is theirs.
The Great Expedition: Pax Anglia, one of Earth's great empires, sprawling across the stars. On their newly colonised planet of Nova Sydney, adventure awaits on the savage frontier - Henry Boyce steps forward to lead an expedition to pierce the Bushlands' wild heart.
Winter War: Finland, 1939. The Soviet war machine has begun its indomitable advance from the east. Of all its neighbours, only Finland stands alone in defiance. Conscript Anton Bezrukov prepares for a quick victory, but the reality is far bloodier...
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The tie-braker is for 2nd . Maybe another tie-braker. Though the last tiebraker for the MAARC only attracted 2 votes
Policeman Pleb
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Yes but the story that loses the tie breaker would come 3rd by default.
Swords of the Sea: 1066 has come and gone, the Danelaw torn down and a new kingdom built in the image of its Norman rulers. But with time, wounds heal and what is broken can be reforged. The Danes have returned with steel, and seek to reclaim what is theirs.
The Great Expedition: Pax Anglia, one of Earth's great empires, sprawling across the stars. On their newly colonised planet of Nova Sydney, adventure awaits on the savage frontier - Henry Boyce steps forward to lead an expedition to pierce the Bushlands' wild heart.
Winter War: Finland, 1939. The Soviet war machine has begun its indomitable advance from the east. Of all its neighbours, only Finland stands alone in defiance. Conscript Anton Bezrukov prepares for a quick victory, but the reality is far bloodier...
Campidoctor
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What Great Retreat said is correct. The tiebreaker decides second and by default the other story comes in third. However, if their is an overwhelming desire to redo the vote I could since it was a mistake on my part.
The White Horse: Hanover AAR (On going ETW AAR)
Tales of Acamar: Legends WS Yearly Award Best Plot Winner (On-going CW Piece)
The Song of Asnurn: An Epic Poem MCWC VI Winner (On-hold CW Piece)
Tales of Acamar: Outbreak (Finished)
To Conquer the World for Islam A Moor AAR (Finished)
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I get it now. Sorry for my stupidity. Let the the battle for 2nd begin!
Primicerius
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I'm getting the sense that the battle for second place is going to be one-sided. Over the months, I've noticed a trend that a fair amount of readers here prefer sci-fi/fantasy, seeing that many of the works that fit into those genres are commented on more frequently, compared to authors whose works fall into different categories.
Last edited by HunterKYA; November 13, 2013 at 05:32 PM.
Campidoctor
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You may be in for a surprise...
The White Horse: Hanover AAR (On going ETW AAR)
Tales of Acamar: Legends WS Yearly Award Best Plot Winner (On-going CW Piece)
The Song of Asnurn: An Epic Poem MCWC VI Winner (On-hold CW Piece)
Tales of Acamar: Outbreak (Finished)
To Conquer the World for Islam A Moor AAR (Finished)
Primicerius
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Checked the vote...not at all surprised.Originally Posted by Scottish King
Last edited by HunterKYA; November 17, 2013 at 07:27 PM.
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