Larp and I - Collection of essays on Mittelpoint 2012

Treat Yourself to Larp and Me - Collection of Essays on Mittelpoint 2012

Larp and I - collection of essays for mittelpoint 2012

Why do we think fat elves are bad players? What appeal do extreme roleplaying experiences have for participants? And what can scriptwriters learn from Joseph Campbell’s The Hero with a Thousand Faces? The authors of this collection of essays address these and other questions. Their publications deal with our relationship to larp and other larpers, with ourselves as heroes and authors, and with what we can learn and experience in larp.

Compiled and prepared for the mittelpoint 2012 live action role-playing game conference.

From the content:
- Each person is his own LARP - why everyone can find his place in live role-playing games and why tolerance plays such an important role... (christian mayer)
- Why we think fat elves are bad players - the power of speech in live roleplaying games: rolling weight (carl david habbe)
- How to become a god - a controversy... or a toolbox (rafael bienia) &n for example, &nbs p;
- The larp of a thousand faces - the use of mythical structures in live role-playing games (nathan hook)
- Live role-playing games and role-playing games as a personal experience of different parts of the personality (klaus peill)
- Positive negative experiences in extreme role-playing games (markus montola) 67
&Nbsp; &n for example, p;
104 Pages, 14.8 x 21 cm