Jeremiah

Shade's LARP List has long been touted as one of the most complete and useful lists of LARPs around the world in existence.

This is simply because it is, from what I can see, the only list of LARPs from around the world in existence.

If there was one iota of competition against Shade's, somebody who knew how to run a database-driven site, maybe somebody that could actually make the database, oh, I don't know, have some structure to it, Shade's LARP List would be no more.

But it is what I have to work with, alas.

So I'm slowly crawling through the list, using ctrl+f and typing in nearby state names in hopes that I'll find something within 2 hours (or so) of northern Delaware. A little luck, but only through the forums, not the list itself.

So, here's the list of LARPs I want to check out, with hopes that more will be added soon:

7th Kingdom IGE - Rare, a relatively nice web page. It's just over two hours away according to Google Maps (oh, how I LOVE Google maps for finding LARPs, it's become SO much easier), so that's good. Their system looks fun. Will have to check them out.

Knight Realms - Cheesy name, but all in good fun. They have a very in-depth system, which isn't that easy to follow when reading on the web, but with a basic understanding of what's going on it seems as though somebody could just jump right in. It looks fun, and while it's a little farther away, it's less than 3 hours, so that's close enough.

And...that's it.

Do you know of LARPs in my area? Have you played in any? I'd love to hear what you thought; going to a LARP that I know a little about is always easier than going in fresh. Granted, I've gone into almost every single LARP without a clue as to what was going on, so that previous statement is pure conjecture on my part.