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<blockquote data-quote="Hellefire" data-source="post: 2015720" data-attributes="member: 28129">I like to throw in facial and hand gestures sometimes. And of course voices. We sometimes use props. I had a friend once who was the caretaker for a Masonic Temple and we used to play Vampire in the basement, which was cool cuz there was a single lightbulb just hanging from the ceiling and some old coal cellars and stuff, pure concrete basement. Sometimes I use mood music if I'm running the game. The most 'into it' I got, I guess, was playing an orphan of a circus (my parents had owned a circus and gotten on the wrong side of the wrong people). I learned to juggle in real life for that character, who could juggle and ride a horse bareback standing up. The character would juggle knives and throw them out of the juggle, etc. I learned to do that with balls too, but thats about as far as it got. Was fun anyway.I like LARPs for the acting out parts (I am, after all, an actor). I like doing it in tabletop games too, but depends on the group and how much they get into it and/or appreciate that kind of thing.&nbsp;Aaron BlairForen Star</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hellefire, post: 2015720, member: 28129"] I like to throw in facial and hand gestures sometimes. And of course voices. We sometimes use props. I had a friend once who was the caretaker for a Masonic Temple and we used to play Vampire in the basement, which was cool cuz there was a single lightbulb just hanging from the ceiling and some old coal cellars and stuff, pure concrete basement. Sometimes I use mood music if I'm running the game. The most 'into it' I got, I guess, was playing an orphan of a circus (my parents had owned a circus and gotten on the wrong side of the wrong people). I learned to juggle in real life for that character, who could juggle and ride a horse bareback standing up. The character would juggle knives and throw them out of the juggle, etc. I learned to do that with balls too, but thats about as far as it got. Was fun anyway. I like LARPs for the acting out parts (I am, after all, an actor). I like doing it in tabletop games too, but depends on the group and how much they get into it and/or appreciate that kind of thing. Aaron Blair Foren Star [/QUOTE]

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