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Live action role-playing game

Live action role-playing (LARP) is a form of role-playing game where the participants physically portray their selected characters. The players pursue goals within a fictional setting represented by real-world environments while interacting with each other in character. The outcome of player actions may be mediated by game rules or determined by…

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Live action role-playing game

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larp larps games may setting players role-playing game rules events also play fantasy murder often fictional fiction participants character used

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advertising the eventinstance ofor there may be other arrangers who handle details0.80text
booking a venueinstance ofor there may be other arrangers who handle details0.80text
and financial managementinstance ofor there may be other arrangers who handle details0.80text
the Society for Creative Anachronism.The earliest recorded LARP group is Dagorhirinstance ofand historical reenactment groups0.80text
which was founded in 1977 in the United Statesinstance ofand historical reenactment groups0.80text
focuses on fantasy battlesinstance ofand historical reenactment groups0.80text
intellectual puzzlesinstance ofLARPs may also include other game-like aspects0.80text
and sport-like aspects such as fighting with simulated weapons.Some LARPs stress artistic considerations such as dramatic interaction or challenging subject matterinstance ofLARPs may also include other game-like aspects0.80text
festivals or art museumsinstance ofAvant-garde or arthaus events have especially experimental approaches and high culture aspirations and are occasionally held in fine art contexts0.80text
economics or lawinstance ofit has sometimes been used as a research tool to test theories in social fields0.80text
foam weapons or airsoft guns to determine whether characters succeed in hitting one another in combat situationsinstance ofSome LARP rules call for the use of simulated weapons0.80text
Dungeonsinstance ofFantasy LARPs are set in pseudo-historical worlds inspired by fantasy literature and fantasy role-playing games0.80text

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