Design for young adult players: The relevance of designing for hope, agency and inclusion
How can larp designers include young adults as co-creators and peers in the design and play processes?
Open Book: A Roadmap for Peer Editing
An explanation and discussion of the process by which 67 people came together to make the Knutepunkt 2025 book Anatomy of Larp Thoughts: A Breathing Corpus.
Improv Larp: How to Organize a Larp with the Least Amount of Effort
A collaboratively built experience co-created by all the participants together designed and played within the same weekend.
The Emotional Core
Sometimes in larps I get bored and disconnected. The solution? I need to start by looking for something to care about.
Workshop Design: A Guide
This article serves as a guide for workshop designers, outlining a series of steps that will take you from the initial idea to the final plan for a learning design.
WEB: Workshop – Exercise – Briefing
The most common learning formats used for the pre-play-prep before a larp are: workshop, exercise, and briefing. The WEB model described below is a visual tool in two parts, created to define, distinguish, and summarize these three types of learning…
Savoring Sameness: Hamburger larps
Whereas a blockbuster larp might be compared to attending a Broadway show one time, a hamburger larp is the pub you go to after work, or the community center at which you meet your friends on weekends.
Dinner Warfare
Creating subtle but strong emotional pressure based on specific relations when designing eating situations in larps.
Debauchery: Fantastic
Why sex larps might appeal to players.
Nordic Larp is not ”International Larp”: What is KP for?
International larp is a tremendous thing, and it deserves to thrive and grow. But not at the expense of the Nordic larp that it borrows so heavily from.