The Diana Jones Award is an annual award created to publicly acknowledge excellence in gaming. The award was first made for the year 2000, and the first award ceremony was on August 4, 2001.

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• The tenth DJ Award (2010)
• The ninth DJ Award (2009)
• The eighth DJ Award (2008)
• The seventh DJ Award (2007)
• The sixth DJ Award (2006)
• The fifth DJ Award (2005)
• The fourth DJ Award (2004)
• The third DJ Award (2003)
• The second DJ Award (2002)
• The first DJ Award (2001)

The Diana Jones Award 2004

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The Winner

The Diana Jones Award committee is proud to announce that its fourth annual award is given to My Life with Master.

MY LIFE WITH MASTER

By Paul Czege
Published by Half-Meme Press

Paul Czege’s roleplaying game places players in the roles of weak-minded minions of an evil master, fighting against their own nature to find love and do the right thing. Since conflict is resolved at a dramatic rather than tactical level, the players are freed to concentrate on the story rather than details like their skills or their weaponry. Its simple and narrative-oriented mechanics mean that the rules don’t get in the way of the story, and its deliberately closed-end structure forces a resolution to that story, something most roleplaying games eschew.