The [b]d20 Magazine Rack[/b] is proud to announce that Benjamin Richards has won our January Superhero Contest. Ben, who lives in New Zealand, will be receiving a copy of [b]Mutants & Masterminds[/b] from Green Ronin and [b]Silver Age Sentinels[/b] by Guardians of Order. You can see his entry along with the others in the March issue of d20Zine!

We wish to thank everyone who entered and once again, send our congratulations to Ben!

The d20 Magazine Rack is happy to declare that Thomas Gafkjen has been selected as the winner for our January Graphic Logo Design Contest.

Tom submitted several outstanding entries that made selection of the winner difficult. Clayton Bunce and Chuck McCann also submitted some really excellent designs that are worthy of honorable mention.

Tom will be receiving copies of Masters of Arms and Second World Sourcebook, both courtesy of Steven Palmer Peterson at Second World Simulations as his prizes.

You will be seeing not only Tom's work, but also some of those submitted by Clayton and by Chuck on this site and as banner ads on other sites with whom we exchange links.

We congratulate every one who entered and are grateful for their hard work and efforts that they made in designing the banners and logos. Well done all!!

The [b]d20 Magazine Rack[/b] is pleased to announce that [b]Chris Sims[/b] (aka Khur) has won the Most Unusual Romantic Couple Contest for February. Chris put together a very interesting pair, which you will read about it the upcoming March d20Zine! in a couple of weeks.

Chris will receive autographed copies of [b]Pale Designs[/b] and [b]Denizens of Freeport[/b]. Congratulations Chris!

Our March and April contests were quite interesting and had some unique perspectives for contest entries. I wish there had been a greater number of submissions, but that is the way contests go sometimes...

In our March NPC contest where you had to design a character based upon Celtic, Irish or Scottish myth, we had but two people submit entries. Both were very good. So good in fact, that I've had to declare this contest a draw and declare both [b]Bruce Boughner[/b] and [b]Scott Moore[/b] winners. They will be dividing the two prizes along with each of the receiving an extra prize from my personal collection of gaming books.

The March Legendary Class competition was the most competitive one we have had yet. It was very hard to determine a winner because they were all quite good. In the end, however, [b]Herman Lau[/b] edged out everyone else for the win. Herman will be receiving [i]Path of the Sword[/i] and [i]Path of Magic[/i], which were donated by Fantasy Flight Games, for his efforts.

The April Ultimate contest also produced a low turnout. Only two people submitted entries that utilized material from Mongoose's various [i]Encyclopedia[/i] books. This was another contest that was too close to name a clear winner. In the end, [b]Fred Engelking[/b] just edged [b]Mark Charke[/b]. Fred will be receiving copies of [i]Ultimate Feats[/i] and [i]Ultimate Equipment Guide[/i] which were donated by Mongoose Publishing. However, because Mark's submission was so original, Mongoose has agreed to send him an as yet undetermined prize for his efforts.

All of these entries will be appearing in the June issue of [i]d20Zine![/i] so you will be able to read and enjoy them all yourself.

I want to thank everyone who entered and congratulate those who were selected. Well done to each and every one of you!