In this episode Rob plays with the worlds smallest lightsaber, Luke drinks beer and Thom fears an anal probing.
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IN TODAY’S SHOW
- A Question about issues surrounding Immersion
- Larp Safe Lightsaber!
- Larp World Magazine!
- We hit 100 Twitterers!
- This Years Thing
- What Makes a Good Monster?
DISCUSSION
We have recieved a message from Matthew Mevis
I have a question for LARP owners/plot directors.
I’m a 17-year vet of a handful of US LARPs with another 10 years of tabletop before that. Most of that time I’ve run games, in fact nearly exclusively running. My issue is when I go to the other side of the screen, as it were, I can’t get into the psychology and emotion of game. The best example I can give is that I’ve run games too long and I can’t see anything beyond the code of the Matrix, as it were.Have I utterly damaged my ability to achieve immersion, or are there some tips and techniques I can use to repair this issue?
The LARPbook team discuss this and come up with answers
NEWS…..SORT OF
A Larp Safe Lightsaber!
http://www.calimacil.com/kickstarter-master-plasma-rgb.html
LARP World Magazine
The Magazine is due soon – but for now here is its Facebook Group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/LarpWorldMag/
Events
This Years Things – The Hill Fort
Not a larp event – but seriously what is cooler than building a hill fort
https://www.facebook.com/events/157164927997047/157400371306836/
What Makes A Good Monster?
The LARPBook team try and figure out what makes a good monster.
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