Player Safety in Nordic Games
Notes I took during the player safety panel at Solmukohta 2012.
Notes I took during the player safety panel at Solmukohta 2012.
A copy of the rant I delivered at 2012 Solmukohta. Profanity included.
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Long-form improv is, like, totally larp. Get there.
Today I define “revenge larp.”
There are infinity-jillion roleplaying games, but you can talk about all of them using just three words: gamism, simulationism, narrativism. Find out what these mean and more in the first post in my “Larp Theory for Laypeople” series, in which I read the classics so you don’t have to.
“Larp” sounds weird and gets a bum rap from pop culture. But you should use it anyway. Viva la “larp”!
A talk with Emma Wieslander, creator of Ars Amandi — a Nordic mechanic for representing romance/sex in larp — on the origins of the technique, and why larpers should make love, not war.
Have you ever wanted to larp in a real submarine? What about an abandoned nuclear reactor? Or maybe you’re interested in fighting a giant dragon that actually breathes real fire? Continue Reading →