Year: 2016
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The Legend of Percival – Larping in Babylon
In September 2015, in the city of Rome, the Chaos League organized The Legend of Percival; a pervasive larp with participants playing outcasts.
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NEXUS-6 – Narrativist Airsoft
Nordic larp is taking France by slow-motion storm. After experiencing the awesomeness, people are setting up re-runs of classics such as Mad about the Boy and Just a Little Lovin’. The next logical step was to make our own stuff, and NEXUS-6 was one of the first humble attempts.
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#Feminism – Reviewing the Nano-Game Anthology
A couple of months ago, I received my copy of “#Feminism: A nano-game anthology”. I took me only two days to read all the games and I was so excited about testing a lot of them.
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Introduction to Southern Way – New Italian Larp
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In recent years Larp has gained strength and popularity in Italy, and has taken new and more conscious forms. This Manifesto suggests a path for this process, and continues by defining Larp as a strong, actively engaged way of telling stories. Powerful stories that leave their mark. Stories that are hatchets waiting to be dug…
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Support Nordiclarp.org on Patreon
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You can now support Nordiclarp.org on Patreon! By giving us a monthly donation through Patreon you can help us keep the site running. Our Patreon page, linked below, further explains how to donate and where the money goes. Where Does the Money Go? In short we’ll use your money to pay our bills for running the
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Creating Play in the Magical Classroom
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Creating Play in the Magical Classroom is a multi-part guide to playing a teacher at the College of Wizardry and New World Magischola larps. While it was written specifically with these events in mind, it can be applied to many other larps and settings.
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Creating Play in the Magical Classroom: Part 7
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This final part of the series gives practical examples on how to apply the techniques and ideas explained in the previous parts.
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Creating Play in the Magical Classroom: Part 6
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Most of the larp (but especially the last six hours of the game, when every remaining plot-line is culminating at the same time) will be great for students riding their respective plot trains, and an incoherent mess for anyone with some overview of the situation. (That’s people like you, because students will run up to…
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Creating Play in the Magical Classroom: Part 5
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In this series, we have had lots of examples of what is encouraged play for professors. Here are a few examples of discouraged play. Professors sit in a position of authority and players (and characters) will be conditioned to obey them. This is good to an extent — the game needs to function and having…
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Creating Play in the Magical Classroom: Part 4
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Magic school professors are inevitably strong characters. Whatever they are, they are to the extreme. Super wise, or bitter, or dotty, or eccentric. Actually, most of you can be eccentric, that just adds to the game.