*** January 2020 Challenge voting - Reanimator ***

[J.Edward]

Good turn out, again, with 12 entries.
Starting the year off right.

The theme this time, [Reanimator], was to redo one of your old maps.
It was inspired by some threads where people were showing their progress from early maps to where they are now.

I think we have some great entries.
See the all the Maps Here

For those of you that are new with us, make sure to click on the individual pictures for bigger versions, and the text to go to the wip thread.
You can vote for as many as you like (though beyond 3 probably starts to make voting less effective).
Voting will end 3 days from now, and the winner will get a shiny Golden Compass.
Rep those you feel deserve it.

[- JO -]

Tough choice... So many good maps ! Congratulations to all of you !

[Voolf]

Good entries this month. Congratz everyone.

[Domino44]

This was really hard to vote on! Some really great maps! I limited myself to three votes but that was tough!

[arsheesh]

Some really great entries this month. I usually try to limit myself to two votes but this time round just couldn't decide between them all so had to go with three (and even then there were two others I wanted to pick as well). Great job everyone!

Cheers,
-Arsheesh

[Larb]

Lots of very good entries. All were legitimately excellent - it's why I hate having to pick a few to vote for.

Also I should note more importantly the progress we've all made. These are all remade maps and they are all fabulous recreations of things we made quite a while ago.

[Ilanthar]

Aaragh! Tough choice. I could easily have voted for two more, but limited myself to three. Great job, everyone.

[Naima]

Many good maps, I selected the final 4 and then the winner !

[Greason Wolfe]

So voting this time round was stupid tough. Tiana's map really jumped out at me from the get go, so that was easy. After that though.... Ultimately I could only be sure about that first vote. Well done everyone.

[Kellerica]

This was a super fun challenge! And it resulted in some top-notch work, and I think all deserve to be proud of the progress they've made over the years. Well done, everyone!