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Updates: Izgon, Sunčev potočić and redesigns


Izgon larp had some hiccups in the beginning, but it's progressing along very nicely. It took a couple of days to get going fully... which is very interesting, but highly expected. I'm documenting every step of the larp and I'll publish it once it's done. At this point, I'm really curious how the participants like it so far, but of course it would be breaking character for them to answer, so I'll withold those questions until larp ends in a month. You can still sign up to participate in this larp and have plenty of meaningful stuff to do - sign-ups for secondary roles are open until one week before larp ends...

Sunčev potočić event that happened last weekend (third in the series) was by most reports a success. This paragraph is all second-hand knowledge, as I didn't participate in the larp. Apparently, there were some hiccups (mostly with organizer synchronization) and some painful night fighting, but most people there had a good time. The content was largely written for new players, of which there were many. There were a total of 44 participants - an impressive number! - most of them from Croatia, but some of them from Serbia too.

You might have noticed the recent redesign of this blog. It's not the only one - Larp Hrvatska has also been through a redesign. It's also been rebranded as a portal, and it has a new domain - www.larphrvatska.info
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