The three traits that make a good LARPer – as told by King Caladdhor.
“Three traits that make a good LARPer? Easy:
1. Imagination
2. Open-mindedness
3. A willingness to get stuck in.
You don’t need to be physical to role-play, as we even cater to disabled players.”
If LARPing has got you wanting to don the chainmail and join a fast growing community head to www.threekingdomslrp.co.uk
which is a Cardiff based group holding its monthly one day adventures at Wenallt Woods, Rhiwbina, Cardiff.
Alternatively they also have a Facebook group.
Live Action Role Playing, an activity that few have heard of, continues to grow in popularity across South Wales.
Live Action Role Playing, or LARPing, is essentially a live version of Dungeons and Dragons, the popular paper-based role-playing game. Players assume a character that they navigate through trials and tribulations in a fantasy world, completing quests and slaying monsters.
Steve Drury aka King Caladdhor has been LARPing for 14 years, when asked why others should get involved in the activity he replied, “It’s a very sociable hobby in a modern world of instant messaging and games consoles. It’s physically, mentally and emotionally challenging.”
Candleston Campsite, in Bridgend, has become the battleground of Welsh LARP where its large woodlands are taken over regularly by hordes of LARPers.
The three traits that make a good LARPer – as told by King Caladdhor.
“Three traits that make a good LARPer? Easy:
1. Imagination
2. Open-mindedness
3. A willingness to get stuck in.
You don’t need to be physical to role-play, as we even cater to disabled players.”
If LARPing has got you wanting to don the chainmail and join a fast growing community head to www.threekingdomslrp.co.uk
which is a Cardiff based group holding its monthly one day adventures at Wenallt Woods, Rhiwbina, Cardiff.
Alternatively they also have a Facebook group.