Dear card-makers...

[havamahal.livejournal.com]

Is there any chance you would like to share with our dear B2MeM participants, which cards did you create?

I know I'm probably too curious, but I like knowing that sort of things. *blushes* So many gorgeous cards were made for this event with so many awesome prompts. I wouldn't mind knowing to whom exactly do I owe my gratitude. So, which cards did you make?

As for the rest of you... do you by any chance have a favourite card or cards? Are there any prompts you were really looking forward to writing, but the number wasn't called? Any cards you wished you could have claimed, but didn't because you already had too many of them or didn't have enough time?

Comments

[havamahal.livejournal.com]

Alright... time to admit my own sins, I guess.

I'm responsible for all the 'weird ones'. ;) Crack Pairings 1 & 2, Dwarves in the First Age, Relationship, This Means War! and Stewards of Gondor. It was so much fun making them, I just couldn't stop. Oops?

Couple of prompts I really wished that would be called: Silmaril and Elessar from Artifacts and Weapons card, Suicide on Cause of death, The Parentage of Gil-galad on Controversial Topics, plenty of prompts on Crack Pairings, anything to do with Azaghâl on Dwarves in First Age, Dior and Elwing on Fëanátics, relationship counselling on relationship (I thought Fëanor and Nerdanel could use one... so could Erendis and Aldarion), most of prompts on Review a story card, Caranthir's prompts on Sons of Fëanor, Aragorn as Boromir's father on Stewards of Gondor (along with couple of others) and a few on This Means War! card (like Thorondor or Maedhros vs Morgoth).

Does anyone know who made Maglor in History cards? And Winter Wonderland?

[rhapsody11.livejournal.com]

Lyra/ oloriel made Maglor in History 2... I need to plough through more e-mails to see who made Maglor in History 1...

[havamahal.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the info! I would have taken at least one of those cards, if time allowed me. But as someone, who studied history at one point of her life, I could never sleep peacfully knowing I didn't research the era I should be writing about well enough.

[zdenka]

Oh, the Dwarves card was fascinating! I couldn't fully keep up with it, unfortunately, but it got me to explore some areas of Middle-earth I'd never thought about before.

[havamahal.livejournal.com]

That's wonderful to hear! I was hoping it might take some of us to places, which we so rarely visit.

I was so impressed, when I saw that people actually tackled prompts like Durin the Deathless and awakening of the seven Fathers of the Dwarves. That takes more than a little courage, especially for writers, who generally write only Elves or Men (or Hobbits, of course). Definitely not the easiest card to play.