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The term [[intrigue]] is sometimes used synonymously with plot, sometimes to describe a structure that is the opposite of plot. | The term [[intrigue]] is sometimes used synonymously with plot, sometimes to describe a structure that is the opposite of plot. | ||
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For more precise terms, that describe some of the things that might be considered aspects of "plot" (depending on the definition of "plot"), see: | For more precise terms, that describe some of the things that might be considered aspects of "plot" (depending on the definition of "plot"), see: | ||
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Revision as of 08:55, 30 April 2012
The word Plot is used frequently amongst Nordic larpers to mean either some kind of structure designed to make things happen at a larp, or some kind of series of things that happened at a larp, or both.
Different national larp traditions, as well as different local larp traditions and subcultures, assign wildly different meanings to the word, and it should be used with the utmost care when trying to communicate between larpers of different backgrounds.
The term intrigue is sometimes used synonymously with plot, sometimes to describe a structure that is the opposite of plot.
Usage in larps
See Also
For more precise terms, that describe some of the things that might be considered aspects of "plot" (depending on the definition of "plot"), see:
