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Seldomly has doing paperwork looked as magnificently as Hubba Blöoba depicts it here!

Moonlight casting through a stained-glass window onto a candle-lit desk makes for an almost romantic scene, and the beautifully detailed backdrop invites a closer look. Combined with the innovative frame that encompasses the whole piece this made for a showstopper in this crowded category!

Congratulations on this well-deserved win!

A place of wisdom and peaceful seclusion – Neon5’s beautiful archives left us in awe with their verticality, their detailing and wonderful SNOT work!

This intricate vignette is this year’s well-deserved runner-up. Congratulations!

Looming over Lake Town Smaug continues to inspire builders.

KitKat1414’s gorgeous model is a beautiful display of texture work and muted colors, and has plenty of details to discover. And the eponymous winged Master of Laketown is a study in creature building the likes of which we’ve rarely seen.

A truly monstrous encounter – congratulations on this well-deserved win!

With all the amazing entries for this category, one immediately stood out for its creative use of silhouettes for storytelling:

This tale of a werefolf and a brave warrior makes pieces truly transcend their originally intended purpose, cleverly employing an octopus, a dragon head and even a wole raptor.

This captivating entry by Herrkraemert invites a second look, with so much to discover! A well-earned second place – congratulations!

Deltassius took a unique concept and ran with it: Each and every minifigure enhances the story, a unifiying color scheme ties everything together and as if that wasn’t enough, there’s plenty of smart element use to boot.

A beautifully different take on the prompt! Congratulations on winning this category – we’re sure the (mostly pictured) maid would agree!

Thinking outside the box isn’t just about smart element usage (of which there is plenty in this entry). Capturing a different culture can go a long way, too, especially if it’s done as well as in Andreas Lenander’s creation: Beautiful headdresses and garbs invite a closer look and tell a story of an age long forgotten.

A beautiful entry with lots of detail – and a well-deserved second place! Congratulations!

Patterns and textures are what make this creation so unique – along with a masterful presentation that evokes the heat of the nearby desert. Circus_Robot’s stunning entry is not just beautiful but also tells a story – the composition really works wonders here!

A stellar entry completely deserving of this first place – congratulations!

This throne room is an oasis of color, with flowing water, lush foliage and a myriad of patterns. Herrkraemert knows how to capture the grandness of palaces long forgotten and the tall arches do that to great effect.

Worthy of a queen, and also more than worthy for a second place – congratulations!

Secluded and absorbed by their studies wizards live in remote places. And for good reason, as Mbricks depicts: His whimiscal wizard tower is being attacked by sinister rogues!

A study in derelict architecture, with lovely colors all around, framed by lush vegetation – a grand entry that well deserves its first place! Congratulations!

An assassin on a rooftop – that’s a motif that’s been tried again and again. W. Navarre put a great spin on it with this creation and frames it artfully with bamboo and a full moon. One can almost hear the waves crashing in the distance as the epitomous black figure ponders about his next target.

More of an art piece than a LEGO creation this is a rightful second place – congratulations!

A flood of intricate details and clever textures in contrast to the gruesome existence in poverty on the battlefields made this winning entry stand out. The exploitation of the poor by the elites was daily business in the medieval ages, a motif executed to perfection in the entry of jnj_bricks and W. Navarre. A truly worthy winner for Brickscalibur’s first collab category!