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CotY 2019 Results!

It’s been a long time coming, but at last we have a bit of closure for the tabletop gaming world. Yes friends, the results for our 2019 Campaign of the Year vote are in! Dark forces out in the universe tried really hard to keep us from our proverbial “appointed rounds”, but they could not stop our diligent Selection Committee, or your vote. The best that they could achieve, was to slow us down but a little (maybe a tad more than “a little”, but hey, we’re being optimistic here!).

So let’s not permit another moment to slip by! Onward, to the results!

Vote for Campaign of the Year – 2019!

Make Your Voice Heard

It’s the beginning of a new year, so you know what that means! That’s right, it’s time to take a long, nostalgic look back at all of the featured campaigns that came before, and pick our collective favorite! “But wait” I hear you say, “Isn’t this 2021? Why are we looking at the campaigns for 2019 when we should be looking at those for 2020?”.

While we could make a joke (or two, or a thousand) about how rough of a year 2020 was, the truth is that we need to set right a certain wrong before we can get to 2020’s featured campaigns. You might not have noticed (and frankly, who could blame you), but we never got to crown our 2019 Campaign of the Year – and that’s just not right! This being the case, the Selection Committee has decided that the best way to give 2019’s contenders their due recognition is to give them the distinct CotY vote they should have received (instead of a ‘double header’ style vote like we did the last time we got behind). Having said all of that, let’s take a moment to look back at 2019’s featured campaigns!

Campaign of the Year Results

It’s finally time. The wait is over, and the results are in. Our first (and if we’re lucky, our only!) double header Campaign of the Year voting has wrapped up, and I can now announce our two winning campaigns. It’s great to be able to bring the featured campaign program up to date, and give those 2017 CotMs their shot at CotY. So without further delay, let’s get into the results.

Vote for Campaign of the Year!

Who do you love?

It’s Valentine’s Day (at least for a few more hours), so what better time to get you to express your love for the campaign you believe should be Campaign of the Year for 2018! Also in the spirit of love, we’re taking this opportunity to right the tremendous wrong from last year, when the hard working GMs and players of the 2017 Campaign of the Month roster were denied their Campaign of the Year vote. That’s right, this year’s CotY voting is a double header.

We simply couldn’t bear the thought of letting another day go by without getting our beloved featured campaign program back up to speed, and our winners determined. So please, join us in casting a vote for both the 2017 and 2018 Campaigns of the Year.

Obsidian Portal’s 2016 Campaign of the Year!

The results are in…

With the deadline for voting long gone, the votes have officially been tallied, and we now have our Campaign of the Year for 2016! Aside from the temporary downtime of the blog (again, a million apologies), which prompted an extension of the cut off date, things went pretty smoothly, which – considering the tumultuous roller coaster that Obsidian Portal can be at times – is certainly something to be thankful for (I know I personally am).

Vote for 2016’s Campaign of the Year!

At long last, the time has come!

It has been a long time coming, but the wait is finally over! Yes, that’s right, the moment is at hand. You’ve watched, and waited (and waited), and probably wondered if this was even happening… and in return for your patience the Selection Committee would like to extend our most sincere gratitude, and our most humble apology.

As part of this particular Campaign of the Year offering, we’re taking the opportunity to include the lone Campaign of the Month from 2015, which – due to the temporary halt in featured campaigns – was never given the chance to appear in an end-of-year vote. Though a little unorthodox, the Committee feels strongly that it’s the right thing to do, and serves to get us “caught up” as it were. So without further delay, here we go!