http://thenamechanger.tumblr.com/post/100456646550/golden-cobra
The first submission from a group of Larp House people, created during the first playtest of LarpJam. Good luck!
http://thenamechanger.tumblr.com/post/100456646550/golden-cobra
The first submission from a group of Larp House people, created during the first playtest of LarpJam. Good luck!
Our G+ profile is a place to share photos and snippets about upcoming larps. For the most complete Larp House news, continue to follow us here.
Seriously though, we are committed to building a diverse community of badass larpers.
It only happens once every couple of years. If you’re a Larp House regular, here’s some useful data by Larp House Historian, helpimabug:
some “fun facts” for larp house folks to remember while answering this survey
the LH has run the following events in the past 12 months
Family Business (3 times)
City of Fire and Coin
Hyakumonogatori Kaidankai
Hug Street
Silver & White
Juggernaut
Servicefamily business uses the Hillfolk/Drama System
city of fire and coin had 21 total participants; service had 19.
silver & white was based on the tabletop rpg of the same name
12 Reasons Why the Twin Cities are Home of the Geek
Our homegrown Hipsterism may get the headlines, but it’s our Geeks that get the glory. The following events, organizations and subcultures are just a few of the many reasons why nobody beats our nerds!
Guess who ranks #4?
Larp House Listing at Larp List
We now have a listing at Larping.org’s International Larp List.
If you have an experience with the Larp House you’d like to share with the world, our profile has a space for user reviews.
New Larp Study: Researchers from Carnegie Carnegie Mellon University…
We are a research team from Carnegie Mellon University conducting online interviews with larpers, game organizers, and other people in the American larp community about how they use technology in and around larp. If you’ve ever sent a larp-related email or posted about larp online, we’re interested in talking to you.
Survey on Photos, Video, and Privacy
The purpose of this survey is to collect information and attitudes concerning documentation of larps, particularly in photo and video form. As larp, particularly Nordic Larp, gains ground as a cultural activity, the desire to document these events becomes more prominent, while the ability to document them is assisted by the ease of photographic devices and a general culture of constant documentation and dissemination of photo and video material. At the same time, many players raise concerns about how the presence of recording devices can affect them as characters and as players, affecting their in-game experience or their real lives after the larp. There are a few smaller parts of the questionnaire, followed by a 50-question section on players’ feelings on larps and photographic documentation. Part of the aim of this survey is to develop a community-led photo and video policy document that can be used by organizers for future projects. Thanks for your participation. All answers are anonymous.
This results will be publicly available, please help the larp community learn more about itself.
http://bynightstudios.tumblr.com/post/78364624188/larp-house-notes-when-your-larp-upsets-someone
Thanks! It’s really exciting to us that folks at Minds Eye Theater read it 🙂