Author: Frederikke S. B. Høyer

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The Importance of Local Larp Communities Through the Lens of Project Liminal
This article is two things at once: it is an exploration of usable design choices in local community building, examined through the lens of Project Liminal. Secondly, it is a love letter to all of our local larp communities and the differences they make.
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Design for young adult players: The relevance of designing for hope, agency and inclusion
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How can larp designers include young adults as co-creators and peers in the design and play processes?
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Designing Power Dynamics Between Adults and Children in Larps
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A practice-based approach utilized in edu-larp and leisure larps, including a mythical fantasy campaign.
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Nemefrego 2014 – Old School Fantasy with New Ideas
Since 1995, the Danish non-profit organization Einherjerne has made one large fantasy larp in the summer with 100-300 participants. Every larp has built on the experiences of the earlier years, with core elements of the larp being a village surrounded by a magical forest inhabited by mythical creatures. This is the Nemefrego larp series, that…