Thomas B.
Currently viewing the tag: "larp"
As you may have noticed in the previous article featuring a steampunk turntable video, at 00:51 the lights on my hat turn on. I called this hat the acetyled tricorn and it was my second most popular prop at the steampunk larp.
I had originally intended to […]
Nordic larpers do all kinds of interesting things, like running very experimental games, organizing international conventions and publishing books on larp every year.
This year’s production is called States of play and can be downloaded for free. It features a documentation article by yours truly on the Shadowrun larp I […]
This series of posts will showcase some props I crafted for L’Exposition Extraordinaire d’Aven, a Swiss steampunk larp organised by S.T.I.M. in July 2011. The setting went from 18th century to early 20th century, hence my rather lacepunk outfit. My character was Llomand Crosley, captain of the Luciole Sereine, the […]
Inspired by the famous Nordic larp convention circuit, the GNiales is a Parisian event where larpers meet, share ideas and experiment on the hobby (GN is French for larp, GNiales is a pun with the “genius-like”meaning of «genial»).
Knudepunkt à la française
Now in its 7th year, the GNiales does knudepunktify […]
[Re-posted from the KP forum to introduce the next article.
X-Posted from RPG.net, because I really liked a lot of things about KP and this audience may care a bit more
The following is a rough translation of my Knudepunkt 2011 recap. I shared this first experience with the
Growing up as a tabletop roleplayer in 1990s France gave me a first glimpse at how much journalists can twist facts and use clever casting and editing technique to make ludicrous claims about topics they know jack shit about.
As a result, I am always curious to see how larp is portrayed by various media […]
