Lightning Bolt!Lightning Bolt!Lightning Bolt!
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KitanaVorr
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ROFLMAO!!!!!
That is just...too funny!
That is just...too funny!
Kesh
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Looks like they're in the SOLAR LARP organization.
It's also comically portrayed in Geebas On Parade.
It's also comically portrayed in Geebas On Parade.
gunter uxbridge
First Post
No....words.....
no....words......
They should have sent....a poet........
no....words......
They should have sent....a poet........
mistergone
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Ah yes, this clip again. Ah yes, why I find it so difficult to say anything good about LARPs.
Well, okay, it looks like they're having fun, but the big guy really really needs to turn around and clobber that lightning dude. The real comedy here is that someone filmed it all.
Edit: 400 posts! >spikes mouse and does dance<
Well, okay, it looks like they're having fun, but the big guy really really needs to turn around and clobber that lightning dude. The real comedy here is that someone filmed it all.
Edit: 400 posts! >spikes mouse and does dance<
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Zaruthustran
The tingling means it’s working!
Good lord.
I thought I recognized that cabin, then thought, nah--it couldn't be...
Then:
Good lord. I gamed with them. Oh yes, I've LARPed with those guys.
They, like many LARPs in the United States, use a system that mirrors D&D. That's right: they run around with weapons and armor, but the rule system mirrors D&D--a rule system that tries to model running around with weapons and armor.
The horror, the horror of seeing some twit run up, swinging his "Drizzt"-style two swords like drumming sticks, while yelling "fourdamagefourdamagefourdamagefourdamage" so fast he sounds like a raving idiot. Which, of course, he is.
Compare to the Curious Pastimes larp in england, which has real english accents, a much better game system, real beer in the beer tent, and much better looking... costumes and weapons.
Er, I said weapons.
That's better.
More here:
http://www.firesong.demon.co.uk/larp.htm (event summaries)
http://www.personal.u-net.com/~curious/ (home page)
-z, Lion Knight and Royal Bodyguard to King Carl Truehart (from Renawal 1999 - and definitely making the trip back to England this year.)
I thought I recognized that cabin, then thought, nah--it couldn't be...
Then:
Good lord. I gamed with them. Oh yes, I've LARPed with those guys.
They, like many LARPs in the United States, use a system that mirrors D&D. That's right: they run around with weapons and armor, but the rule system mirrors D&D--a rule system that tries to model running around with weapons and armor.
The horror, the horror of seeing some twit run up, swinging his "Drizzt"-style two swords like drumming sticks, while yelling "fourdamagefourdamagefourdamagefourdamage" so fast he sounds like a raving idiot. Which, of course, he is.
Compare to the Curious Pastimes larp in england, which has real english accents, a much better game system, real beer in the beer tent, and much better looking... costumes and weapons.
Er, I said weapons.
That's better.
More here:
http://www.firesong.demon.co.uk/larp.htm (event summaries)
http://www.personal.u-net.com/~curious/ (home page)
-z, Lion Knight and Royal Bodyguard to King Carl Truehart (from Renawal 1999 - and definitely making the trip back to England this year.)
caudor
Adventurer
Zaruthustran said:
Nice pics! I was wondering if someone would recognize the group and realize that LARPed with them! Wow, it looks like the action gets pretty intense in England
I hope the LARPer's know that we are not meaning to put anyone down by having a chuckle over the video. Whether a gang of kids or organized groups...the important thing is that folks are having fun (and that no one gets an eye put out by one of those lightning bolts
). It looks to me like there is no shortage of fun there.Similar Threads
