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Hmm... so, some people come up with ideas and draw, while others copy (whether it's a direct copy or just based on observation... copying is still copying)... and they'll all be judged equally? That doesn't seem quite right, in my opinion.
After all, anyone can copy something, and you can't judge an artist's skill and imagination based on a copy. I enjoy drawing myself, and I have a good imagination, but I lack the skill. However, I could easily create something by copying (some people have posted such things in the Art Gallery). But it's not interesting; it doesn't showcase talent or imagination, and it's not entirely fair to those who create original artwork.
Either the rules should specify this, or the contest should be divided into two parts (or stages): one for copies and one for original creations. Also, the number of submissions should be limited.
It could also be divided into stages (as mentioned above): 1st stage: draw a humanoid (orc, elf, human) in full body. 2nd stage: for example, a battle. 3rd stage: something else.
P.S. It would be better to have everyone create new units and draw them, or just draw fantasy art, not necessarily related to the game's heroes. Or something else, but so that there are no obvious (copied) drawings or units.
Hmm... I think I've said everything. Okay, if I think of anything else, I'll add it later.
P.P.S. Sorry if I'm repeating myself