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.
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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.
Larping Anthropology in the 1970s and 1980s: A Look Into the Birth of Performance Studies and Experiential Ethnography
The interaction between Richard Schechner and Victor Turner and how their experiments align with larp.
Words of Advice from an Old Witch to Aging Larpers
As we grow older as larpers, do we have to end up as a petrified version of our younger self? Inge-Mette Petersen with some wise advice.
Experience vs. Imagination – Effects of Player Age
It is often stated that imagination is the limit – that anyone can play any role – but is that the reality?
Villain Self Care
Strategies for playing an antagonist in a larp in rewarding ways, as well as helping with potential negative emotional effects.
Designing the Designer
Every aspect of larp can be designed for particular effect. This article argues that this applies to the person of the designer as well.
The Cliff – A Case Study of Interdisciplinary Larp Methods for Artistic Research Practice
To bring her short film The Cliff to life, Katri Lassila harnessed immersive techniques borrowed from larp, integrating them into her artistic photography process.
Player Limitations and Accessibility in Larp
Accessibility is about looking out for people. Thinking about accessibility signals to players that they are explicitly included.