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Laivfabrikken - the "larp factory" - is an Oslo-based network of larp organisers who aim to produce at least one larp each month, every month. The larps last less than a day, hold high quality, and have a low threshold for participation.
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Laivfabrikken - the "[[larp factory]]" - is an Oslo-based network of larp organisers who aim to produce at least one larp each month, every month. The larps last less than a day, hold high quality, and have a low threshold for participation.
 
Laivfabrikken is coordinated by a group called "limet" - "the glue". The members of this group changes from semester to semester, and consists of organizers and larpers in general who wishes to contribute in the "do-ocracy". Every semester there's a pitching forum, where organisers pitch their upcoming larps, and collectively decide which larps go on the calendar.  
 
Laivfabrikken is coordinated by a group called "limet" - "the glue". The members of this group changes from semester to semester, and consists of organizers and larpers in general who wishes to contribute in the "do-ocracy". Every semester there's a pitching forum, where organisers pitch their upcoming larps, and collectively decide which larps go on the calendar.  
  

Revision as of 17:02, 22 April 2012

Laivfabrikken - the "larp factory" - is an Oslo-based network of larp organisers who aim to produce at least one larp each month, every month. The larps last less than a day, hold high quality, and have a low threshold for participation. Laivfabrikken is coordinated by a group called "limet" - "the glue". The members of this group changes from semester to semester, and consists of organizers and larpers in general who wishes to contribute in the "do-ocracy". Every semester there's a pitching forum, where organisers pitch their upcoming larps, and collectively decide which larps go on the calendar.

History

After years of loose talk and occasional planning, laivfabrikken was formally founded in May 2009, and had by the end of the first season held 10 larps, most designed by local larpwrights and some imported scenarios such as J. Tuomas Harviainen's "Prayers on a Porcelain Altar" and Jeepen's "The Upgrade". Inspired by the Fønix project in Bergen, with a similar emphasis on short low-threshold/high-quality larps, and motivated by a desire to reach out to new players and to provide larp experiences to older players who no longer had the time to participate in the 2-5-days long high-preparation larps common in Norway.


Upcoming Games

Name Date External Link
Sarkofag April 29, 2012 http://laivfabrikken.no/sarkofag/
Playing with intent May 12, 2012 http://laivfabrikken.no/playingwithintent/
Hug Street June, 2012 http://laivfabrikken.no/hugstreet/
Det som skjedde på Lanzarote July, 2012 http://laivfabrikken.no/lanzarote2/

Archive of games

2012
Name Date
Den Store Afterlaiven March 2012
Eventyrfigurenes Landsorgansiasjon February 2012
Klassefesten January 2012
2011
Name Date
13 til bords December 2011
Didrik + Tina 4ever November 2011
Grenselandet II October 2011
brennende-hjerter.com September 2011
When our destinies meet August 2011
Det som skjedde på Lanzarote July 2011
Fade To Grey June 2011
Par i terter May 2011
Tre Timer Taushet April 2011
Barselgruppen March 2011
Café Rene February 2011
Falne Stjerner January 2011
2010
Name Date
Marcellos Kjeller December 2010
Grenselandet Kortlaivfestival November 2010
Ivans Vannhull Oktober 2010
Screwing the Crew September 2010
Tvil August 2010
De Tidsreisendes Møtelokale July 2010
Et Morshjerte June 2010
Kink & Kaffe May 2010
Marcellos Kjeller April 2010
Et Annet Liv, Fra Begynnelsen March 2010
Sannheten Skal Gjøre Dere Fri February 2010
Baader-Meinhof Eksperimentet February 2010
Den Store Afterlaiven January 2010
2009
Name Date
Sluttspill December 2009
Oasen November 2009
Lindas bursdagsfest October 2009
Kjærlighet i fornedringens tid September 2009
Familien Andersson

Prayers on a Porcelain Altar

August 2009
Rast July 2009
The upgrade June 2009

External links