The Goodie Awards: our annual Thank You to the community! This week’s Goodie Awards were a star-studded affair featuring the best and brightest of the Goodman Games community! Each year we like to say ‘thank you’ to those individuals that go above and beyond to show their love for Goodman Games with the Goodie Awards — and you can still catch this week’s show over at the Goodman Games Official Twitch Channel. You’ll want to check out the original show for all the details and stories about the many nominees, but we’ve also provided a complete list of the nominees, honorees, and winners below with some information about all the amazing work they do, across every facet of development, gaming, and community building — dedicated folks like this are truly at the heart of what we do, and to all of them we say both ‘congratulations’ and ‘thank you.’ Product Recognition A new category this year — we can’t give each other awards (it’s against the rules!), but we’d like to acknowledge when certain plans, teams, or products have come together to result in something a cut above the usual. This category recognizes those outstanding efforts from our staff. DCC Dying Earth Not every project executes as well as it could, but DCC Dying Earth is a terrific example of an RPG sourcebook that is true to the source material and is a beautiful product in its own right. At Goodman Games, we’ve been honored to see how well it was received – by the fans, by John Vance son of Jack Vance, and by everyone in between. It’s a great example of just a really well executed RPG product, with extraordinary writing that matches the source, great game design, new mechanics (like grudge tokens) that will be remembered in future designs, and brilliant art and graphic design. We doff our floppy wizard hat to the DCC DE team that saw the process through from conception to finish: Terry Olson, Julian Bernick, and Bob and Jen Brinkman. DCC #100: The Music of the Spheres is Chaos Longtime members of the Goodman team Harley Stroh and Doug Kovacs have invested a lot of hard work over the past few years on a project that has only recently come to fruition. It wasn’t an easy or fast birth, but DCC #100 has...