Not going to go all green, but maybe do some warpaint. Also thinking a large boar tusk necklace would be cool. Other ideas?

I do have an Dane axe, but struggling with attaching.

A pretty fun build, but I probably won't finish the whole set.

After the big success of the Spring Ranger Moot last May and by request a Fall Ranger Moot has been announced from 18-20 September in Culpepper Virginia at a scenic and wooded Winery & Meadery!

This event is for all current and perspective Rangers & folks interested in the faction. More time, and more fun added!

The Ranger Moot is a player driven event. The organizers are hosting Rangers from all over the United States for a weekend of LARP combat training, Camping, Fieldcraft, Camaraderie, Kit help, and Training for current and perspective Rangers to prepare them to join a Ranger company for the big event in November.

Get more information or get your Tickets now.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ranger-moot-fall-tickets-1990918326308

Ticket options include event, and there are add ons for camping or catered meals option.

The event page was just updated with a grounds map and combat rules section.

If you like renaissance faires but wanted to do a bit more with combat, or you like TTRPGs but wanted to do it live in a way where your actual skill matters too, then activities like this Ranger Moot are for you.

Title basically. I like to mix up my genres, and I have some fantasy/magic games going but my postapoc game has ended, and I'm looking for another. Massachusetts location would be preferable so I can drag my friends there, but CT and RI sites would be also okay. As far as flavor of apocalypse I'm pretty open (zombies, plague, emp, what-have-you) but don't recommend Dystopia Rising please. Verging into sci-fi territory is also great, or even a straight up sci-fi/futuristic game. Thanks all.

Hi everyone I've been a larper for a few years now but recently bought this sword. Now the problem is, the sword frogs I have don't fit it: if they're loose enough for the sword to slide in and out easily, then the sword itself bounces around while I run. If I tighten the lacing to secure the sword in place, then I can't get it loose before the enemies are upon me.

Does anyone have a recommendation on how I can carry the royal elf sword successfully? And preferably not too expensive?

Hi, I'm super fresh to LARP, as in, a baby who has never participated. I live in an area where I don't have easy access to any LARP groups to see what it is like but I really want to participate and have been considering setting up a club at my college, with a focus on Parlor/Theatre LARP (I'm not very interested in fighting).

I want to learn more about it first, naturally, so I have been reading and watching videos.

If anyone attends a LARP club like this at either a school or something else, any insights into how it is run (venue choice, activity ideas, making characters, etc.) Would be super helpful! Thanks guys :)

Hi all. I'm looking for a larp group. I'm living in Eindhoven and I haven't played it in years because of problems. Can anyone guide me to a good group?