Prompt Table 1.24 - Weekly Score

[prisca]

The third week of our Prompt Table Challenge is over.

The chance dice for the team challenge in week 3 were:
double points for squares 1 / 11 / 16 / 20 / 30 / 31
triple points for square 33
Congratulations to scytale for filling square 16 and to dianafortyseven and azurrys for filling square 20.

We have had 19 members filling regular squares and 8 members participating in the team challenge. One member earned two extra points for participating two weeks in a row. Another one got three extra points for completing two horizontal lines.

Best points of week 3 (general challenge only):
dianafortyseven (who was catching up with all her extra squares and posted 10 fills this week) 80 points
tarlanx pattrose innitmarvelous_og 32 points
cal1pso 28 points

Best points in total (general challenge + extra points):
dianafortyseven 107 points
pattrose 102 points
tarlanx 98 points


to everyone participating this week. All your works are amazing.

Please check out the Table Fills and the Scores. If you have questions or think I've made a mistake, don't hesitate to tell me.

Keep on creating and have fun!

Comments

[dianafortyseven]

azurrys also filled square 20 this week. Are the double points only awarded for one fill per team if that happens?

[prisca]

No. Azurrys has earned double points in the score list, but I forgot to add it here. Sorry.

[dianafortyseven]

Ohh good! I just wanted to make sure I understand the rules. :D

"Finishing the card" means finishing it collectively as a team, right? So even though everyone can fill every square three times, it still makes sense to somewhat coordinate our fills?

This question probably doesn't fit here, it's just something that came to my mind when thinking about it. I guess I should choose and announce early which prompts I pick for the week... xD

[prisca]

Yes, finishing the (team) card means working together to finish all the prompts. And yes, for this, it makes sense to coordinate your fills with the ones of other team members.