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| Vote for the 2010 nominees
Everybody may vote for the Sumo/Counter Hall of Fame - just fill out the form below. The purpose of the Hall of Fame is to pick out those board and card games that merit the title "modern classic". A look at the list of the games that are already members should give you an idea of what we are looking for. |
| Voting instructions
You may vote for up to ten of the games on the list, but may vote for fewer if you feel that there aren't ten that worth a place. Rank your choices in order of preference. You may also nominate any games that you would like to see on next year's ballot but which aren't on this. The only restrictions on nominations are that the games put forward should be those of the type reviewed in Counter magazine and that they should have been published no later than 2006. | ||
| The Nominees
As in previous years the list of nominations is a mixture of games that did well but not quite well enough in last year's vote, golden oldies that Stuart Dagger felt deserved a run, the pick of the crop from 2005 plus - not least - suggestions from the readers/voters. They are: Adel Verpflichtet 1 Der Palast von Alhambra 2 Amun-Re Antiquity Ave Caesar Caylus Goa Indonesia Jenseits von Theben 3 Keythedral Lord of the Rings 4 Louis XIV Löwenherz 5 Reef Encounter San Juan Struggle of Empires Tadsch Mahal 6 Take it Easy 7 Ticket to Ride Tikal Twilight Struggle Wallenstein War of the Ring The Count Two games will be elected by the "preference voting" method. | ||
Clarifications: All titles/editions of the same game is conflated into a single title. Similarly are variants of the same game also conflated as long as the original designer is credited. | ||
Alternative titles or additional info: | ||
| (1) "By Hook or Crook", "Fair Means or Foul", "Spionage", "Hoity Toity" | ||
| (2) "Alhambra" | ||
| (3) "Thebes" | ||
| (4) "by Reiner Knizia" | ||
| (5) "Domaine" | ||
| (6) "Taj Mahal" | ||
| (7) "Hextension", "Dilemma!" | ||
| © Mik Svellov 1997-2010 | editor @ brettboard.dk | 2. sep 2010 |