Embiggening the hobby of LARP
Are you enjoying the game(s) that you play? There are a lot of reasons for not liking a game, and sadly very few of those reasons are things that you, as a player, have much control over. Unless there’s only one LARP in town you have a choice, so choose the game that best fits [...]
The city book is an incredible asset for a storyteller. A city book connects the history of the chronicle to different geographical locations, different groups and different specific characters, as well as lays out a feel for the setting that the players will be playing in. With a well formatted city book you will be [...]
Problem players come in all shapes and sizes, and some are definitely more insidious than others. It’s important to distinguish between unintentional problematic behaviours and deliberate acts of selfishness that damage the fun of others. When discipline is necessary it is important to have transparent expectations and to reach an accord that improves the health [...]
The single most overlooked, yet crucial part of any starting LARP is the Player/ST contract. This document provides essential information about the expectations that storytellers have of would be players and expectations that players should have of their storyteller, should they choose to join. It also is among the first contact points that allow an [...]
