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Vampire larp restarts in Croatia!

After a couple of years of inactivity, the Vampire larp in Croatia restarts - in Zagreb. There are two projects being designed and built.


One of them is the classic Vampire: The Masquerade larp as it had been known - but this time run under new ruleset being developed by By Night Studios. There will be two phases in Zagreb games, called "Camarilla Agram" - three limited events will be run this year (short evening events of a few hours) as an intro, mirroring the Alpha playtest release of the ruleset. Next year it will start full-on. Check out the first intro event - scheduled for September 6th - here. It will feature a GM system (or storyteller, to use World of Darkness term) where there is a four-member team with a rotating primacy - one is in charge of the event, while other teammembers are assisting.

The second larp will be a non-World of Darkness larp, with much simpler ruleset and a higher degree of pervasivity. It will be run by Tatjana Štimac as a one-shot event. The larp will feature vampires and werewolves in an original setting, which will feature some rather new stuff. Expect to see it this winter.

You can discuss both events (and any possible future vampire larp projects) in this Facebook group.

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