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Alleged Entertainment is a larp writing group formed in the Boston area. Founded in 2003, Alleged Entertainment has created over a dozen unique larps spanning a wide variety of genres, and innovating in theatre-style larp structure and form.
I write LARPs. I like to think they're pretty good. I hope you'll think so, too.
These LARPs vary in genre and seriousness but are mostly about manipulating your friends' characters and occasionally murdering them. They are intended primarily to be an entertaining experience. If they also cause you to feel immersed in the sublime beauty of Art or teach you things about yourself or others, that's wonderful, but they are not guaranteed to do any of that.
My personal LARP design philosophy minim... (read more)
Ran some games once upon a time. Ran at IMA 2005-2007, Intercon (insert letter) something or other. Written and GMed for 1948: Signals, Threads of Damocles, Xanodria Productions Inc., Ran the LARPA New Jersey Gamelift in 2009
Umbrella brand for Iron GM games that aren't listed under their own brand.
A 2-3 hour LARP for 10 players (5 male characters, 5 female characters) with 1 or 2 GMs
It’s a quiet, sunny summer day in the suburbs. The monthly neighborhood barbecue (and pie contest) will be hosted by the Kessenich family this Sunday. The Rossi and Lee family will be in attendance as usual, along with the Kessenich’s new tenant Brittany.
This is a character-driven drama, lightly plotted with no magic or supernatural elements. The setting is contemporary and realistic. Content may incl... (read more)
It is 4392 on the Modern Calendar, in the country of Emera, and the Blue Phoenix corporation has turned its vision to space. It’s been almost sixty years since the Tursans put six people on the largest of the three moons in the sky, and no one’s been back, not even to orbit, since then. The charismatic CEO of Blue Phoenix has vowed to put the first Emerans into space, and to bring back fame, glory, and profits that will raise poor Emera into the ranks of leading nations.
A Second Chance for W... (read more)
What happens when a movement's big moment fizzles? For the last ten years, you and your Celestial Siblings have worked in anticipation of the Blessed Ascension. Spreading the word of the Divine Parent, teaching the new Celestial Cousins as the movement grew...the Sublime Movement was your life. Now that the time for the predicted Blessed Ascension has come and gone, what's next?
After the End is a game to explore how an unexpected challenge to the meaning of life impacts individuals, and how pe... (read more)
Anandi started gaming at the tender age of 6 in her father's college D&D game. It was 13 years later when she discovered the wonders of larping, primarily as an outlet for her love of costuming, and another 12 years before she discovered the highly satisfying activity of writing games.She makes her living now by making costumes and clothing for others, and gets her joy from making other people happy, whether it is with a fun game or a pretty dress. with 9 one- shots (Asylum With Margaret Simpkin... (read more)
Andrea Humez wrote a weekend-long LARP, Three-Edged Sword, as her thesis for her undergraduate creative writing program at MIT. Also with the MIT Assassins' Guild, she wrote Haste to the Wedding and Castle Black, and co-wrote All The World's a Stage, Yendi Rising, and Blood, Love and Rhetoric. Her recently-written LARPs include Friends Help You Pack; The Last Time (Not The Last Time), co-written with Kristen Patten; Between The Penthouse and the Lobby, co-written with Alyse Leung; and The Buried... (read more)
Caroline has been writing and designing live action games since 2001. She enjoys games of all types and likes experiment with where games intersect technology and education. You can read more of her thoughts on game design at carolineamurphy.com
Davide De Alexandris is a LARP writer with an interest in role-playing games as tools for storytelling, experiential learning, and personal reflection. He has written LARP scenarios for Terre Spezzate and Chaos League and contributed to the organization of an educational event at Sapienza University of Rome, as part of the EPALE project “Role-Playing Games in Adult Education: Learning Through First-Hand Experience”, focused on the use of educational LARP (Edu-LARP).
Alongside his ... (read more)
Douglas Milewski is a writer of many things. These days, he writes fantasy novels. You can find his ebooks on all major outlets, such as Amazon and Kobo.
Matthew Kamm and July Pilowsky are Econauts, an Animorphs-loving duo of larp designers.