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Documentation for JUGGERNAUT

The engineers discuss their multi-ton baby.
Political scheming.
The output: Single human-readable Hollerith cards.
When evidence of tampering surfaced, accusations flew fast and thick.
A sudden injury affects the theorist.
The theorist's cat probably should not have been allowed in the testing chamber, no doubt violating protocol Alpha-Rodeo.
The machine was terribly loud.
more drama
Larry's incredible JUGGERNAUT machine prop. The lights pulsed ominously throughout play.
Things got pretty heated.
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More Documentation for Silver And White

Fun junk to add to the Machine during play.
The Basement, before play.
Early on, the Machine seemed to grant wishes.
A picture with the siblings' home in it.
The Machine, exploded by the end of the night.
Some silver and white photographs. There were also blank pieces of paper that people could draw on.
Character card were carried in badge holders for easy reading and swapping.
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Documentation for Silver And White

Character creation.
Facilitators explain the safety rules for acting out violence.
Ana pours out her secrets to the dead teacher.
Debriefing.
Everyone is drinking and freaking out!
Marshall and Abby make out. (Players use Ars Amandi technique)
Ana is a creepy eavesdropper.
Pat is having a bad time.
When the power went out and the body started moving around things got pretty freaky.
Warm ups help players get used to touching and being touched.
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Larp House Presents: Silver and White

Silver and White is a live action game about four suburban teenagers encounter the mystery that will shape their lives. They explore, and each time they touch, we exchange cards. For the teens a few days, for us a few hours. We make up a story together, our invented truths springing from the cards we hold; and they step into the unknown, pausing at every awkward touch, hopeful despite everything to come.
WHAT:
A game about personal change for 4 players
written by Jackson Tegu, adapted by Alex Carlson
organized by Alex, Adam, Jon
WHEN:
7pm-1am Saturday July 5th

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New Larp Study: Researchers from Carnegie Carnegie Mellon University…

New Larp Study: Researchers from Carnegie Carnegie Mellon University…

We are a research team from Carnegie Mellon University conducting online interviews with larpers, game organizers, and other people in the American larp community about how they use technology in and around larp. If you’ve ever sent a larp-related email or posted about larp online, we’re interested in talking to you.