A fireplace with two fancy, white chairs placed in front of it.

BRINGING YOUR LARP GROUP ONLINE

This was our first fireside chat. We invited three speakers to talk with us a bit about successes and challenges of bringing their LARP group online during the global Covid Pandemic.

Our Speakers:

Rebecca Slitt (she/her): Co-runner of Valley Larp, a group dedicated to small-scale live-action roleplay and interactive literature in Massachusetts. Valley Larp has transitioned to online events during the pandemic, and has held four so far. More info here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1405008003132377
Alison Joy (she/her): Con Chair of Extracon, an online event for the Intercon and New England Interactive Literature Community. The con takes place from February 26th-28th. More info here: https://2021.extraconlarp.org/
Han-Axiom Salvacion (they/them): Co-runner of Star Dust LARP, a campaign LARP combining online and in person components that has now gone fully online. Han-Axiom is also involved in both the Velvet Noir, the Torch, and Pitch Fork LARP communities. More info here: https://www.facebook.com/MahouStardust/

Bringing Your LARP Group Online: List

DESIGN DOCUMENTS AND POLICIES

These are the Design Document and various policies that applied to this event

We present these documents as a historical record of how we have handled events in the past.

DESIGN DOCUMENT

Here you'll find our vision for this event, and a record of who was on the organizing team.

Design Document

GENERAL POLICIES

Here you'll find the general policies for the FIreside Chat. It set our expectations for behavior from attendees.

General Policies

ANTI-HARASSMENT POLICY

We have a separate anti-harassments policy to emphasize that we take such issues seriously.

Anti-Harassment Policy

MODERATION POLICY

Starting with this event, we are added a public facing moderator policy so attendees know what to expect of our community moderators, and what our moderators expect of them.

Moderation Policy

Bringing Your LARP Group Online: Our Goals