How can we treat the lives of people who lived and died centuries ago with respect? How much context should we expect the players to study in order to respectfully portray lives of people in the past? In what detail should we communicate the changes we make for artistic or playability purposes? The post History is Our Playground – On Playing with People’s Lives appeared first on Nordic Larp.

I’ve been slowly poking my way through Advanced Fantasy Dungeons, which basically takes AD&D2E but pours it through a mechanical framing of cleaner, modern game mechanics. (Similar to how Mutants in the Now is the modern clean take of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles). Anyway, the thing which I think is really slick and need to […]