July 20, 2024

Czepeku are Ennie Award Nominated!

Hey everyone!

We've been nominated for Fan Favourite Publisher at this year's ENNIE Awards!

The voting ends tomorrow (21st July). We'd absolutely love your support!

If you don't already know, the ENNIES are a fan-based celebration of excellence in tabletop roleplaying games. We actually won the Best Cartography category back in 2022 which we're incredibly grateful for! To vote for us, it's literally just a quick click, no need to sign in or fill out any details.

Simply head to this link and click the drop down under Czepeku Maps, select the number 1, and then click the vote button at the bottom of the page to complete the process.

As always, your support means a lot to us! Awards like this help to get the word out about our work, which allows us to make more cool stuff for the community!

On that note, our Pre-Launch for Tokens will be coming Monday. We have a team of alpha testers putting the token editor through it's paces as I type this message. Keep your eyes peeled!

If you enjoy a lot of RPG content, it's worth voting in some of the other categories too. Let your favourite content creators know you appreciate their games and work! :)

Comments (6)

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LFleming221 · July 22, 2024

Congratulations! Well-deserved recognition for all your hard work and fantastic art.

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Czepeku · July 24, 2024

Thank you!

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Getcha Roll On · July 20, 2024

Voted! Thanks for every thing you provide us with. I have been using your maps for years in my games and I always get complimented on them. Cheers to you!

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Czepeku · July 21, 2024

Thank you Bri. We do our best. Always happy to hear people use them in their games.

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Mike Mendez · July 20, 2024

These tokens look amazing! I’ve been wanting tokens like this for so long. Not a huge fan of top down and so many portrait style tokens look like images that weren’t meant to be token sized. These have a perfect level of detail and just… vibe. Will sub 100%!

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Czepeku · July 21, 2024

Thank you Mike! There was a lot of iterations to get to the current designs. Lots of zooming in and out and seeing what level of detail is readable at different scales. I've very glad you think we hit the mark.