All Quiet on the Safety Front: About the Invisibility of Safety Work
Most players and some organizers might not know what the experiences before, during and after a larp are like for safety people.
In the Limits Below the Line – An Interview with Brazilian Larpers
A discussion on in-game and off-game limitations with a diverse group of larpers, players, and designers from different regions in Brazil.
Flagging is Flawed
Although helpful for safety reasons, flagging is also commonly used to prevent people from attending a larp for lesser reasons.
How to Do Night Scenes
There is so much potential in night-time scenes. Who wouldn't love to be dragged from their bed by a monster, or woken by a ghost's gentle touch? But, they tend to turn anticlimactic. Here's a solution that can get these…
The Hated Children of Nordic Larp – Why We Need to Improve on Workshops and Debriefs
We should design specific exercises that fit the larp and the experience we want to create.
Innovations in the Drama Classroom with Larp
Larp activities for middle school students born out of a focus on emergence.
Larp: the Colonist
Using "larp" as a super-umbrella term has caused confusion and mental harm.
Out of Nothing, Something
In the larp Helicon, a specific kind of beauty spontaneously emerged when players' actions collectively created a wonderfully coherent whole.
On Co-creating Experiences – iFoL
IFoL, standing for “Its Full of Larps”, is typically a long weekend, dedicated to short form larps and socializing.
Strings and Rails: NPCs vs. Supporting Characters
NPCs are tools for larp designers to set specific events in motion. Sometimes, the presence of NPCs with complex personalities is beneficial.