Non-denominational Contest: Update, mea culpa, and extension

by David W. | published Tuesday, December 27, 2022

Folx, today I was going to announce the winner of our Fifth Annual Non-Denominational Contest. As I was reading over the original post, I realized I’d put the wrong email address down for submissions. #smh #smh #smh

(That may explain the paucity of entries this time around.)

So, in the spirit of the holiday season, I’m extending the deadline to midnight on Monday, January 9, 2023, with a winner to be picked at random and announced the following day.

I’ve updated the contest link with the correct address, so if you already have a solution and gave up trying to send it in, or just love cryptic crosswords and boardgames and want to give it a go–and possibly win a copy of Zurmat, one of my favorite games of 2022, please go have a look.

I hope you’re all having a fine holiday season, and I wish us all a happier, healthier, and tabletoppier 2023.

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David W.

David is the Managing Editor of the DWP. He learned chess at the age of five and has been playing tabletop games ever since. His collection currently consists of about 600 games, which take up way too much space. His game "Odd Lots" won the inaugural TABS Game Design Contest in 2008. He is currently Managing Editor of The Daily Worker Placement. All in all he's pretty smug about his knowledge of games and game design.

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