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Why I hate post-larp compliment threads
Compliment threads are a quite common phenomenon after a larp. So why does it always make me slightly uncomfortable and anxious?
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Grief in Larp: Bleeding Through Two Lives
By weaving empathy, safety, and self-awareness into the fabric of larp, participants can transform grief from an overwhelming experience to an opportunity for collective healing and deeper connection, says Lyssa Greywood.
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Playing First Contact in Eclipse, a Spectacular 3-day Sci-Fi Larp
The larp Eclipse “was like a simulated near-death experience, an attempt to convince players they were on the brink of unimaginable transformation,” reflects Adrian Hon, in this detailed and thoughtful article: spoiler warning!
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Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser – The Blockbuster to End All Blockbusters
The Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser was an admirable foray into creating a larp-like experience for mass audiences on a gargantuan scale. It was not perfect, but it was far from a disaster.
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Together, Apart: Dyadic Play in Larp
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Designing characters in pairs can lead to two people locked into a singular dynamic that shapes the larp experience around them.
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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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Open Book: A Roadmap for Peer Editing
An explanation and discussion of the process by which 67 people came together to make the Knutepunkt 2025 book Anatomy of Larp Thoughts: A Breathing Corpus.
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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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The Emotional Core
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Sometimes in larps I get bored and disconnected. The solution? I need to start by looking for something to care about.
