LARP Websites
An expanding catalogue of websites for larp
Larp uses the web. Websites are part of getting information about events. Buying our equipment and keeping in touch. So much so that it’s getting hard to remember what larp was like before we all got on the Internet.
The websites category is for when we put specific attention on a website. We put links in our articles for sure. But these pages are all about shining a light on a particular site.
Use this part of LARPBook to help you find resources on the Internet.
Also if you happen to know of something that may be useful; then please send it to us. We’re always on the lookout for new things.
Find A LARP
Its not often I talk about a Facebook group - but this is one that needs a mention, The group is Find a LARP and you can find it at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/237008716318334/ The group does exactly what it says on the tin. Its a place for LARP organisers to...
Larping.org Needs You
I'm just going to take a moment to pass on the information that Larping.org is looking for writers for it's blog. If you love LARP and can write then this is a good idea. Larping.org is an excellent website that contains a wealth of LARP information and reviews. ...
Larp.me – Creating A Network for LARPs
Larp.me is a new site with a very big aims - to become an independent database of all things related to LARP. At this point in time the site is developing its look and feel whilst amassing information about specific systems. Some of these are being added by the sites...
Video Channel for Larping.org
I've mentioned larping.org before in Larpbook but this time I would like to show you the video channel run by larping.org and in particular the Larp Group. In addition to more traditional larp posts, larping.org posts regular videos on its site and makes all these...
Meet The LARP Girl
I'd like you to take a moment to consider looking at some videos. So far I've taken a look at LARP promotional videos but never anyone producing video blogs or shows. I'm going to start to address this with the You Tube Channel for the LARP Girl. This is a set of...
Short LARP: Death of the Japanese Emperor
This was originally shared via Google+ by Ivan Zalac. The first thing I want to do is to thank him for making this LARP available to everyone. Death of a Japanese Empeor is a short 1 game (total running time around 2 hours) and is available via a downloadable Google...
The Start of a Google+ LARP Community
Google has just launched a new feature to its expanding Google+ social network called communities. The name is a good description as it does what it says on the tin. Communities allows Google+ members to build a place for people with similar interests to build a...
FairEscape – Thoughts from a Fair LARPER
FairEscape is a blog about LARPing from the U.S. I first discovered it when the writer posted a review of a Western style game to larping.org. Since then I've read a number of posts on Fairescape and been impressed. This is a blog with a passion for larping, but an...
Introduction to LARPING.ORG
I'd like you to take a look at http://www.larping.org/ It is a US based web site with the aim of connecting disparate LARPing groups. It is an excellent idea. There are few centralised places where LARPers can share ideas and experiences. Most LARP group seem to have...
LARPS Can Change the World…
According to Norways new minister of International Development. It seems that the Norwegian minister has been a long time player of RPGs, was a championship D&D player and has had some wonderful experiences playing LARPs. He is cited as saying : LARP can change...
