Chad and Marc

"Easy question.... Chad and Marc rocked on their miniseries. Everything.... from the unique setting, to the tribal characters to the theological mythos was exciting to read. Top notch writing on all parts, and they deserve the title."

"The continuing exploration of Cutter Kara'nin, and the whole world he developed in Paliba'alulu were awesome and the events were an utter joy to watch as they unfolded."

Omar

"Omar truly seemed to catch the spirit of Orange Tide, with a twist, in portraying the Lambda Vered Prime colony both from the leadership perspective and the perspective of the little people. He posted consistently, interacted with other simmers, and made a good overall contribution to the episode's mood. Besides, they guy got married, he deserves a gift!"

"Omar was one of the few writers who took advantage of the opportunity to explore a new world and a new culture."

Oded & Dru

"I would have to nominate Oded Magger and Drusilla Ekata for their detailed and involved stories they've woven together."

Dave

"There were soooo many. Everyone did well. But I think Dave Ready stood out with his colonists."

Brian

"...and Brian with the way he wrote about his character's inner struggle."

The most recognized writer...

-=/\=- Chris D . -=/\=-

"Who was the dude that wrote about the colonists who made the atomic bombs? Yeah, him, that series constantly kept me on the edge of my chair, not to mention he had to do some good research in order to make it all believable. Excellent work."

"The runner up is Chris D. As Chris said himself in an OOC message, he had lots of creative and innovative stories to tell which gave the Orange Tide story whole new depths. The post with the marines about to blow up a colony was incredible, as well as the entire Martyrs series, not to mention the End of Allison saga, Von Ernst, and much more."

"Chris Dahlquist - broke the ship, :^)"

"...mmm...Chris Dahlquist--he had a wide variety of stuff going on, and all (most) seemed well thought out and interesting. Quality given the quantity was the best."

"His development of the nuclear bomb subplot is typical of his skill with...I dunno, developing ideas and not being afraid to take something and run with it, without having to consult the GMs at every turn. Although I do wish he would stop trashing the ship.... ;)"