Thank you all 
. Ubbe's story is young, and we shall what he becomes.
I'll try to find a successor next week.
. Ubbe's story is young, and we shall what he becomes.I'll try to find a successor next week.
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The time has come to pass the award on, but I fear I haven't read enough lately to do so. Thus I'll leave the nomination in the trusty hands of AARland, and I'm sure whoever gets nominated next has thoroughly deserved it.
In that case I would like to nominate @History_Buff for his work in The Sleeping Giant Awakens: a USA Kaiserreich AAR. Not all characterisation has to be done through narrative. This is a historybook AAR where the author has slowly built up descriptions of many of the chief actors of the tale. In particular his word-portraits of both Jack Reed and Huey Long were masterful, and I think Quentin Roosevelt is getting fleshed out very nicely, but in particular I would like to draw attention to the way he has crafted the Cinncinnatus of this AAR, MacArthur himself.
Congratulations @History_Buff! Sadly I've let myself get a little behind on that one, but it's certainly a well-deserved award.
Sadly I've let myself get a little behind on that one, but it's certainly a well-deserved award.
Thank you all. I will admit this was a tough decision, as I am only recently gotten back into the business of actually reading AARs. However, I have decided to give this one to @JimmySplodge03 for his new, but definitely interesting Narrative AAR of Britain: An Empire at War. It is very young, having only gotten a few updates in, but I am very much enjoying the narrative style, with special note to the main POV characters of Edward Lee and Winston Churchill. I should also note that my honorable mention goes to @LTPugh for his History book/Narrative AAR Fools Luck and the characters of Dmitri Romanov and Felix Yusupov. They are pretty much always entertaining anytime their narrative segments come up and I am very interested in seeing how this AAR develops.
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