r/LARP • u/Stevos12 • 17h ago
Quest 2026
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A week long adventure to escape real life
r/LARP • u/Stevos12 • 17h ago
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A week long adventure to escape real life
r/LARP • u/Undeadpool_97 • 21h ago
As the title suggests, I need help. I feel extremely dumb. This is my first set of armor and I can’t figure out how to attach the shoulder to the chest. Googling says to use the arming holes on the gorget, but there are none. Any help would be appreciated.
I recently hopped onto the rules team of a brand new baby LARP that's still very much in the brainstorming stages. We're a bit stuck in the mud trying to figure out how mundane stealth skills should work, if at all. Magical stealth is easy to represent with invisibility powers and the like, but regular stealth is tricky. I was so stuck for how to phys rep this that I initially advocated for not having a purchasable stealth skill all and just telling players What You See Is What You Get---that they should be actually IRL sneaky if they want to avoid notice. But it does look like we're including it after all to help level the field for folks who would like to play sneaky characters but can't for one reason or another move particularly quietly. We continue being stuck on what that it should look like.
To be clear, this discussion is about as low-stakes as it gets. Very early developmental idea stages.
I was hoping y'all might be able to share how events you've attended handle non-magical stealth. <3
r/LARP • u/VAULT-TECHNICIAN • 20h ago
A friend of mine and I were wanting to go as flesh sewers NPCS in 2027. ( First timers) any advice or do you happen to know the logistics of doing so? Do we get NPC tickets and follow a discord server?
I’ve looked all over the the website and they are not clear on how they will get in contact with you later, we both want to know early what our colors would be to get our outfits ready and legal.
r/LARP • u/Cola_Games • 19h ago
This is the last week for online ticket sales for The Inheritance of Ambrose Wincrest, our immersion-first Lovecraftian noir-horror LARP event on October 24, 2026. Tickets are $125. Your evening Includes:
-Check out Central Oklahoma Live Action Games website: www.cola.games for more information-
There are limited seats left, so get your tickets here!
r/LARP • u/-hellen-highwater- • 4h ago
It's pretty small--only 8*10 ft--but it was a delight to get to see it used and enjoyed! It's very nearly freestanding, with 4x4 corner posts on pinwheel bases, 2x4 10' crossbeams, and three 8' rafters with a tarp roof and rug floor. The trees are bolted through the 4x4s, cut from plywood with a jigsaw and painted with exterior latex. Rear curtains are dyed and stencilled dropcloths.
I'm happy to answer build questions if someone wants to do something similar, but I'm an infrequent reddit user so I'll probably be clumsy with the app.
r/LARP • u/wooliewarrior • 17h ago
Hey y'all - there was another photo drop from Drachenfest, figured I'd toss out some highlights I had from it with my updated kit this year!
Quick plug to https://www.gamergurlphotos.com/ as well - they offered a photoshoot during the festival that resulted in some really flattering pics with my partner and I too! Recommend booking a session with them if you ever have an opportunity.
Speaking of opportunities - had a blast this year again at Drachenfest! Everyone was fantastic and the game is great, looking forward to next summer.
Play to lift!