Best Character Writer of the Week: aniuby

[Malurous]

Congratulations!

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Congratulations! A most excellent work and a good deal of research presented very well to boot.

[Stuyvesant]

Congratulations! Jacques is fun to read, especially when it comes to his impending marriage (the earlier, pre-courtship, days were also a sight to behold), and when he obsesses about some contemporary but nowadays wholly archaic pastime, such as his card games (I've yet to look up what pinochle even is) or the horse races.

Nicely written, with a lot of historic background and gameplay information tucked in as well.

[Bornego]

Congratulations! A well deserved award for a well-written character in a most original AAR. Now back to your computer and write more!
Just kidding, but I am looking forward to new updates.

[Qorten]

Congratulations, eqqman!

[eqqman]

Congratulations, eqqman!

Congratulations, eqqman!

Congratulations!

Congratulations! A most excellent work and a good deal of research presented very well to boot.

Congratulations! Jacques is fun to read, especially when it comes to his impending marriage (the earlier, pre-courtship, days were also a sight to behold), and when he obsesses about some contemporary but nowadays wholly archaic pastime, such as his card games (I've yet to look up what pinochle even is) or the horse races.

Nicely written, with a lot of historic background and gameplay information tucked in as well.

Congratulations! A well deserved award for a well-written character in a most original AAR. Now back to your computer and write more!
Just kidding, but I am looking forward to new updates.

Congratulations, eqqman!

Thank you all for the kind support!

I'd like to pass the torch on to Selzro for his Subcontinental Subtleties: An experimental comic AAR. It may be a comic, but despite this (or because of...?) all the characters in it are... well, characters! The AAR is chronicling several rulers in the Panjab dynasty and he has done an excellent job of imbuing each with their own personality (it was great fun watching little Dalip grow up) as well as providing a great cast of supporting characters, my favorite of which might be the hapless Chinese ambassador. Of course, I made the key mistake of starting to read this AAR before it was finished, so now I'm in the horrible position of having to wait for updates to trickle out! But it's a nice problem to have...

[Saithis]

Congrats to Selzro! A worthy winner!

[loki100]

congrats Selzro

[Malurous]

Congrats Selzro, it's an excellent AAR!

[Qorten]

Lots of congrats, Selzro!

[Avindian]

Congratulations, Selzro!

[Fookison]

Congratulations, Selzro!

[crusaderknight]

congratulations, Selzro!

[Selzro]

Thank you, everyone, again! And a special thanks to eqqman, not least for bravely putting up with the recently reduced rate of SS updates (sorry)...

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Congratulations!

[Selzro]

My week is up, so I pass the torch to Tufto, for the character of Ekaitz Goya (among others which are only gradually beginning to be developed) in The Red Mexican. It is a character-driven narrative, and is developed with skill and care and what appears to be a well-thought-out story arc, of which we are still at the beginning.

[Saithis]

Congratulations Tufto, a well-deserved award!

[loki100]

Congrats Tufto, well deserved for the characters in both your AARs, plausible and exagerated at the same time is a hard trick to pull off

[Malurous]

Congratulations!

[Qorten]

Well deserved congrats, Tufto!