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Local designers featured in The Guardian

Local designers Kelley Vanda and Jon Cole featured in The Guardian!

Larp House members and local larp designers Kelley Vanda and Jon Cole have been prominently mentioned in this article in The Guardian about women designing games about reproductive rights.

The female game designers fighting back on abortion rights Through video games, live-action role-playing games and interactive documentaries, developers are challenging the conversation around reproductive…

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Meg vlogs about Larp House Meg talks about her first time larping at our recent Larp House Presents: The Hirelings!

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Documentation for The Hirelings

The Hirelings, a live-action spoof of fantasy role-playing games Designed by Håken Lid and Ole Peder Giæver. Organized by Shawn Stokes 9 June 2019 Minneapolis Ten players

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Larp House Recommends: Make A Scene! Anthologies Kickstarter

Back in February of last year, our friends at Minnesota scenario festival Make a Scene! were very hopeful for another amazing festival. The festival selected the theme of gender diversity, and recr…

If you’re at all interested in larp or role-play, take a look at these amazing compilations of original larp scripts! Now backing on Kickstarter.

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College of Neraidology rescheduled

College of Neraidology re-scheduled

Larp House Presents: College of Neraidology has been postponed until September 12. That event page has been updated.

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Documentation for Sign

Documentation for Sign a game about being understood Designed by Kathryn Hymes & Hakan Seyalioglu Organized by Katherine Shane and Margo Gray 1 February 2020 Minneapolis, Minnesota 2 simultaneo…

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Larp House at Con of the North

Members of Larp House ran larps at Con of the North, Minnesota’s longest-running gaming convention, running 14-16 February 2020. We also got a chance to meet other local larp designers! Games…

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Larp House Presents: Sign

Nicaragua in the 1970s had no form of sign language. In 1977, something happened. Fifty deaf children from across the country were brought together to an experimental school in Managua. Without a s…

We’re running the critically-acclaimed game Sign on 1 February 2020 in Minneapolis, and we’d love to have you! Check it out and register today.