General

What do Larpers do?

What do Larpers do?

A live action role-playing game (LARP) is a form of role-playing game where the participants physically portray their characters. The players pursue goals within a fictional setting represented by real world environments while interacting with each other in character.

What are the rules for LARPing?

The Basics: LARP combat is not about HITTING anyone, just TOUCHING them with a weapon. Always keep the weapon within 90 degrees or straight ahead, that is, always keep the weapon where you can see it. Never hit anyone in the head, groin, or neck.

How do I get started with LARPing?

Step #1 Search for a LARP that interests you

  1. Search r/LARP subreddit.
  2. Post in r/LARP subreddit.
  3. Visit your local gaming stores.
  4. Contact local gaming clubs (They can usually be found at universities and colleges)
  5. If everything else fails, start a small scale larp with your friends and recruit players as you go.
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Do LARPers use dice?

The Theatrical Game They act out their characters’ decisions, but they don’t engage in any kind of combat. If there’s a need to fight, they play “rock, paper, scissors,” pull cards from a deck, roll dice or use some other method to determine the outcome. This is a theatrical or non-combat game.

How do you start a LARP?

Step by Step Guide to Starting your LARP

  1. Choose a Theme. The theme of your LARP is the most important feature of your event.
  2. Define the Rules. Once you know your theme, you need to set the rules of the game, and those rules should help reinforce the type of play you are aiming for.
  3. Develop a Narrative.
  4. Grow your Community.

How do you write LARP?

Six Things to Remember When Writing a LARP

  1. Give Everyone Something To Do.
  2. Give Everyone Something to Talk About.
  3. Give Everyone Shared Goals.
  4. Give Everyone A Sense of Who Might Be Their Allies and Who Might Be Their Enemies.
  5. Give Everyone A Reason To Talk To Everyone, and an Understanding of How They Would Talk To Them.