Category: Tools
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On Co-creating Experiences – iFoL
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IFoL, standing for “Its Full of Larps”, is typically a long weekend, dedicated to short form larps and socializing.
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Strings and Rails: NPCs vs. Supporting Characters
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NPCs are tools for larp designers to set specific events in motion. Sometimes, the presence of NPCs with complex personalities is beneficial.
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Designing the Designer
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Every aspect of larp can be designed for particular effect. This article argues that this applies to the person of the designer as well.
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Player Limitations and Accessibility in Larp
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Accessibility is about looking out for people. Thinking about accessibility signals to players that they are explicitly included.
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Please Stop – an Occupational Therapist’s Advice on How to Avoid Burnout
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A newly working occupational therapist, larper, larp creator and two-time burnout survivor gives you some real-life tips and tools to fight back against burnout.
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A Short Guide to Fix Your Larp Experience
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Sometimes, when participating in a larp, things just go wrong. But where is the problem? How can you fix it?
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Description of Larps using Textual Parameters
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At The Smoke, larps submitted for the programme are described by answering a set of questions about various aspects of their design.
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Structured Feedback
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How do you get feedback on your larp, and integrate it into your design process?
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Rules are Magic: What Larp can Learn From Narrative RPGs
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How simple rules, such as those found in narrative RPGs, can create the emergent narratives and the emotional experiences many seek in larp.
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Playing with Eros: Consent, Calibration and Safety for Erotic & Sex Roleplay
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Erotic games are meant to be played by consenting adults who approach sexual play with openness, honesty, and clarity. The tools and principles outlined here will help you prepare for, play, and debrief from erotic games so everyone involved has a safe, consensual, pleasurable, and fun experience.