Category: Manifestos
Larp manifestos from around the world and its plethora of larp scenes.
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The Manifesto of Playing to Live Elsewise
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For there to be a future filled with play, there needs to be a huge shift in how we play. We are imaginers, world creators, loving, thriving beings filled with infinite possibilities to live and play elsewise.
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Slow Larp Manifesto
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There are larps that are not action-heavy, that don’t try to offer maximum amounts of drama or complicated plots. Lack of action or drama in a larp is often regarded as a design fault. We think Slow Larp should be recognized as a valid design choice that deserves more attention.
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A Manifesto for Laogs – Live Action Online Games
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Laog is short for live action online game – and that says it all, doesn’t it? We can larp – live action role-playing – when being behind our video camera.
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The Jeitinho Brasileiro Manifesto
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From the dawn of our experimentation with larp, we as Brazilians have already come across something that made our culture stand on the impositions crystallized in a rulebook. If Laws of the Night, the first larp “manual” that arrived in Brazil, already provided the rule of “not touching”, we were faced with a stir. And
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The Story Manifesto
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A manifesto about how to focus on the telling of a common story together through improvisation, creation and immersion. In essence, how to design and run a larp.
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The True Norwegian Blackbox Manifesto
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Blackbox larps today are in an immature state. Without ideals, the blackbox will never be more than a passing trend. A manifesto to rescue blackbox larp.
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The Consent and Community Safety Manifesto
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A discussion of principles for Community Safety in larps, with statements of support for participants and organizers to endorse.
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The Final Nordic Larp Manifesto: The 95 Theses of Larp
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THE 95 THESES OF LARP, the final manifesto of Nordic Larp. A Nordic larp manifesto made at Knutepunkt 2017 by a coalition of larpers from around the world.
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Content Larp Manifesto
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In this text, we, the undersigned, would like to present the current position of content larp; the key rules of its design; and its characteristic features.
