Friday Night Larps: Welcome to Sunny Valley

Auckland
#1

Welcome to Sunny Valley, one of the most pleasant and tranquil places on Earth. The weather is mild, the soil is fruitful, and the people are friendly. But every village has its secrets, and things are not always what they seem…

This game of secrets premièred at Chimera 2012 and is back for a re-run! Game is being held at Athol Syms Hall, Griffin Avenue, One Tree Hill, on the 26th of April. Muster time of 6:30pm with a planned start of 7pm. Cost is $15.

Modern-day small town setting, so minimal costuming is required.

Check out the character briefs in the word doc attached and sign up using the form link below.

docs.google.com/forms/d/1Mwcppx … Y/viewform

#2

I can only recommend this game. I played it at Chimera and had a blast. Remember the mantras of larp to make this game awesome.

#1 - Make the game awesome for the people you are role-playing with
#2 - Secrets are made for sharing
#3 - Trust the other players to do the same
#4 - Character sheets are just the beginning
#5 - go with what the GM has given you

#3

We’re still in need of players for the game to go ahead, particularly guys. The sooner you sign up, the sooner I can cast people!

#4

There’s still three more spots open for this week’s Friday night larp, one female and two either.

#5

Casting emails have been sent. If you didn’t receive one and you’re not on the list below, that means you didn’t fill out the form. There’s still three spots left though! If you ARE on the list below and you haven’t received an email, check your junk folder, then send me a message and I’ll make sure you get your character sheet.

Claire A - The Baker
Philip B - The Builder
Sarah D - The Builder’s Wife
Tim F - The Butcher
Gary F - The Doctor
Nathan W - The Farmer
Sam K - The Fisherman
Samantha W - The Fisherman’s Wife
James D - The Priest
Leslie S - The School Teacher
Nikki B - The Seamstress
Allen S - The Sheriff

Still uncast: The Dancer, The New Guy, The Tavern Keeper.

#6

Silly question, but this is set in the modern day right? So costuming for modern day?

#7

Yes and yes. :slight_smile: