Category: Techniques
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Learning from Bleed
How you can learn from bleed yourself, and how you design a larp in such a way that your participants can learn from their bleed, if they want to.
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Larp As Embodied Art
This article describes our artistic practice and design principles focusing on the bodily experience.
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Improv Larp: How to Organize a Larp with the Least Amount of Effort
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A collaboratively built experience co-created by all the participants together designed and played within the same weekend.
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Dinner Warfare
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Creating subtle but strong emotional pressure based on specific relations when designing eating situations in larps.
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So, We’re Gonna Play Together
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Pre-game calibration is a skill that can be developed and refined, just like most other parts of larp.
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All Quiet on the Safety Front: About the Invisibility of Safety Work
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Most players and some organizers might not know what the experiences before, during and after a larp are like for safety people.
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How to Do Night Scenes
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There is so much potential in night-time scenes. Who wouldn’t love to be dragged from their bed by a monster, or woken by a ghost’s gentle touch? But, they tend to turn anticlimactic. Here’s a solution that can get these scenes to work for you.
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The Hated Children of Nordic Larp – Why We Need to Improve on Workshops and Debriefs
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We should design specific exercises that fit the larp and the experience we want to create.
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Innovations in the Drama Classroom with Larp
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Larp activities for middle school students born out of a focus on emergence.
