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Simple Larp System

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Simple Larp System is a free, simple fantasy larp system for you to use. It's one page long, so it's simple to learn. If you like it, you can freely use it, modify it or build your own system on top of it.

It's made with first-time larpers in mind, and it can support larps large, small, or anything in between. Its one page also includes basic gear instructions, so feel free to share it, print it, give it away... And help spread larp to your friends. With this one page, anyone can easily start a fantasy larp, anywhere, even if you're on a shoestring budget, far away from any established game, and/or never played a game in your life. All you need is this one page to get you started.

Not everything is strictly defined, so you're encouraged to improvise and make your larp your own. Run it with some friends, family or on a con. Market it. Get in touch with larpers everywhere. And if you use this system, I'd love to hear about it.

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