So very, very sorry for the delay. Without wasting any more time, here are the special awards!

The Starless Night Award:

Unique to Saga of the Tree, this award goes to the Evil tribute who lasted the longest. Congratulations to Vanessa Lancaster the vampire, who made it all the way to the finals. Truly, your evil knows no bounds ;)

The Lonely Road Award:

Another unique award, this goes to the Neutral Tribute who survived the longest. The winner is Selyse Bellanessa Ivory! Well done, Selyse; your mad moods earned your spot.

The Diehard Award:

Going to the tribute who survived voting the greatest number of times, I am proud to recognize Elora Reed. Edging out Vanessa Lancaster, Elora survived four rounds of voting without a single Gamemaker save. 

The Aimsir's Most Wanted Award:

This award goes to the tribute who took the highest number of kills in anyone one round (not counting sponsor adjustments.) Congratulations, Amoris Fortunata/Phillida Nerilla! With 7 kills in the Bloodbath round, it would seem people don't like you. As always, that's a backhanded complement to your writing...

The Are We An Us? Award:

This recognizes the best (and only) ship in these Games. At least, I think it's a ship. When an Unseelie face and two demons decide to play with romance, the results are at the very least interesting. Well done, Cestil, Eira Ottoline, and Marlow. Aimsir has never seen the likes of you lot.

The Icarus Award:

Going to a tribute who started quite strongly, but soon left the competition, I hereby recognize Rowan Sylvan. Not sure what happened, but it's a shame you couldn't continue.

The Eat My Dust Award:

Awarded to the tribute who stayed at the number one spot in the rankings for the longest time, I am proud to present Eira Ottoline with this acknowledgement. Nicely done, Rappy. Nicely done.

The Brevity Is Overrated Award:

Callina Sienna receives this award for consistently handing in long and detailed entries, significantly longer than that of her competition. Thank you, madam, for taking each task and running with it- you and tributes like you remind me of what word limits can cost us.