Awards
Be alert for possibilities to snag one of these glittering prizes!
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The Lemming Award for the first to die:
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Michaelator (Zoeb Jiwaji) was shot, under a minute into the game.
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The Holzhauer award for psychopathy:
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The Shadow (Jon Jowett) had 8 kills, all legal targets.
Dr. Watson (Jenny Chase) had 12 kills, 7 on legal targets, 1 on The Umpire, 3 on Police and 1 on an innocent.
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The David and Goliath Award for the best giant-killing activity by a new player:
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Hi Ho Silver (Kyle Maddison) snowballed An English Bowman (James Osborn).
The Shadow (Jon Jowett) took down a number of more experienced assassins while playing for the first time.
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The Ginger Cake Award for the Smoothest Kill:
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Handwash Only (Ed Allcutt) stabbed Dreamer of Electric Sheep (Chris Field).
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The 'I Shot the Sheriff' award for butchering cops:
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Only Sir James The Rose (Jenny Chase) made a go of it, and got 3.
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The Mario Sainz-Martinez award for cowwuption:
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Handwash Only (Ed Allcutt) was vewy cowwupt.
As was Blessed Is He Who (Adam Biltcliffe).
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The Dr Kimble award for surviving the longest time on the wanted list:
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Dreamer Of Electric Sheep (Chris Field) had 22 days ... what were the police up to?
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The Kenny Award for dying far too many times:
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Hi Ho Silver (Kyle Maddison) who died 5 times in 25 hours.
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The Robocop award for killing wanted criminals:
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Constable Trinity (Hannah Burton) killed Sir James The Rose (Jenny Chase).
Handwash Only (Ed Allcutt) killed Dreamer of Electric Sheep (Chris Field).
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The David Duffit award for secrecy and deception:
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Possibly Handwash Only (Ed Allcutt) again?
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The Three Hours Early Award for Paranoia:
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Dr. Watson (Jenny Chase) was probably the most paranoid player - any one disagree?
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The Order of the Black Coat for the least effective disguise:
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Well, I didn't see any assassins - did you?
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The Darwin Award for death by stupidity:
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Jonthan Woollgar opened a bombed box because his superior officers told him to...
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The yellow streak award for running away:
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A Man Called Martin (Lachlan McLean), for running around Northern Cambridge for half an hour trying to escape from two different assassins, only to discover later he'd been killed by the first shot.
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The Harland Quinn Golden Quill for the most amusing reports:
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There weren't many - any nominations?
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The Brutus award for the best betrayal:
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The Traitor Formerly Known As Adler (Jen Curtis) for betraying the umpire to the invading Durhamites.
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The Police Hero medal:
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CoP Nephthys (Abi Baker) for stepping in as CoP and not actually being corrupt at all.
Constable 5 O'Clock Folly (Jonathan Woollgar) for sacrificing his life detonating Chris Field's bomb, for no obvious reason.
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The Leek and Safe award for the most interesting or innovative weaponry:
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The Reversed Burden of Evidence Award for unintentionally killing innocents:
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We've only had the one: Fred Cheung, killed by Sir James The Rose (Jenny Chase).
Paranoia Hardened Death-masters (PhDs):
The title of a Paranoia Hardened Death-master (PhD) is awarded
to assassins who have won two games. 4 PhDs have been awarded so far:
- David Allsopp for winning Lent 1994 and Easter 1995
- Björn Holzhauer for winning May Week 2000, May Week 2001 and
Lent 2002; notable also are his psychotic (but short-lived) early games
and his second place in May Week 2002.
- Matt Laycock for winning Michaelmas 1999 and Michaelmas 2001
Master Assassins (MAs):
The title of Master Assassin (MA) is awarded to assassins who
win a game or make an outstanding performance in one or more games.
The following assassins have been awarded MAs in the past:
- Nigel Harris for winning Lent 1995
- Steve Gray O'Hanlon for winning Michaelmas 1995
- Chris Tucker for winning Lent 1996
- Lynnette Dray for winning Easter 1996
- Jon Horne for winning Michaelmas 1996
- Ben Noakes for winning Lent 1997
- Andrew Grantham for winning Easter 1997
- David Duffit for winning Michaelmas 1997
- Rebecca Heath for winning Easter 1998
- George Savva for his performance in Michaelmas 1998
- Kathy Brazier for her performance in Michaelmas 1998
- Ed Pringle for his performance in Michaelmas 1998
- Kien Hoang for his duel in Michaelmas 1998
- Charlie Baylis for winning Michaelmas 1998
- Stu Gill for winning Lent 1999
- Tom Lansdale for an amazing performance in Lent 1999
- Marek Isalski for an amazing performance in Lent 1999
- Tim Pike for his performance in Michaelmas 1999, also won Lent 2000
- Alex Churchill for his performance in Michaelmas 1999
- Ed Nokes for his performance in Michaelmas 2000, and for winning
May Week 2002
- Andy Shepherd for winning Michaelmas 2000
- Jeremy Young for winning Lent 2001
- Ed Wallace for his performance in May Week 2001
- Simon J Ford for his performance over the 2001 and 2002 games
- James Osborn for winning Michaelmas 2002
- Jenny Chase, for enthusiasm and contribution in the 2001/2002/2003 games
- Bryony Baines for winning Lent 2003
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