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Conrad Leviston: Reverted edits by 140.128.20.205 (Talk); changed back to last version by Cian

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	'''Live roleplaying''' is really just another way of describing an impromptu and scriptless form of [[theatre\|acting]]. Each player has a character or role and they must play out how this person would repond in certain environments and conversations. A defining feature of roleplaying is the existence of a scenario of some kind which the players or participants must address. There are various areas that require live [[roleplaying]]:		'''Live roleplaying''' is really just another way of describing an impromptu and scriptless form of [[theatre\|acting]]. Each player has a character or role and they must play out how this person would repond in certain environments and conversations. A defining feature of roleplaying is the existence of a scenario of some kind which the players or participants must address. There are various areas that require live [[roleplaying]]:
	* ''Live Roleplaying'' - generally referred to as "LARP", "LRP" or "freeform roleplaying" ([[Australia]]). Various gaming systems have rules that require the players to move about in order to achieve objectives and gather information. Combat is simulated through non-physical means. More information about these sorts of games can be found at the [http://larpaweb.net/news.php LARPA Homepage].		* ''Live Roleplaying'' - generally referred to as "LARP", "LRP" or "freeform roleplaying" ([[Australia]]). Various gaming systems have rules that require the players to move about in order to achieve objectives and gather information. Combat is simulated through non-physical means. More information about these sorts of games can be found at the [http://larpaweb.net/news.php LARPA Homepage].

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	'''Live roleplaying''' is really just another way of describing an impromptu and scriptless form of [[theatre\|acting]]. Each player has a character or role and they must play out how this person would repond in certain environments and conversations. A defining feature of roleplaying is the existence of a scenario of some kind which the players or participants must address. There are various areas that require live [[roleplaying]]:		'''Live roleplaying''' is really just another way of describing an impromptu and scriptless form of [[theatre\|acting]]. Each player has a character or role and they must play out how this person would repond in certain environments and conversations. A defining feature of roleplaying is the existence of a scenario of some kind which the players or participants must address. There are various areas that require live [[roleplaying]]:
	* ''Live Roleplaying'' - generally referred to as "LARP", "LRP" or "freeform roleplaying" ([[Australia]]). Various gaming systems have rules that require the players to move about in order to achieve objectives and gather information. Combat is simulated through non-physical means. More information about these sorts of games can be found at the [http://larpaweb.net/news.php LARPA Homepage].		* ''Live Roleplaying'' - generally referred to as "LARP", "LRP" or "freeform roleplaying" ([[Australia]]). Various gaming systems have rules that require the players to move about in order to achieve objectives and gather information. Combat is simulated through non-physical means. More information about these sorts of games can be found at the [http://larpaweb.net/news.php LARPA Homepage].

Cian: Reverted edits by 203.52.127.130 (Talk); changed back to last version by AlexandreDavigne

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	* ''Live Roleplaying'' - generally referred to as "LARP", "LRP" or "freeform roleplaying" ([[Australia]]). Various gaming systems have rules that require the players to move about in order to achieve objectives and gather information. Combat is simulated through non-physical means. More information about these sorts of games can be found at the [http://larpaweb.net/news.php LARPA Homepage].		* ''Live Roleplaying'' - generally referred to as "LARP", "LRP" or "freeform roleplaying" ([[Australia]]). Various gaming systems have rules that require the players to move about in order to achieve objectives and gather information. Combat is simulated through non-physical means. More information about these sorts of games can be found at the [http://larpaweb.net/news.php LARPA Homepage].
	** ''Workplace training'' - A variation of live roleplaying used in a business situation. Employees are given fictional positions and roles and presented with various scenarios to see how they would respond.		** ''Workplace training'' - A variation of live roleplaying used in a business situation. Employees are given fictional positions and roles and presented with various scenarios to see how they would respond.
	* ''Live Action Roleplaying'' - also referred to as "LARP" or "LRP". These involve combat using latex or boffer style weapons. They generally also involve simulated spells. In [[England]] the number of LARPer's outnumbers the [[SCA]], but in [[Australia]] the reverse is true. There is some cross-over of membership between these groups at times.		* ''Live Action Roleplaying'' - also (confusingly) referred to as "LARP" or "LRP". These involve combat using latex or boffer style weapons. They generally also involve simulated spells. In [[England]] the number of LARPer's outnumbers the [[SCA]], but in [[Australia]] the reverse is true. There is some cross-over of membership between these groups at times.

	The term LARP is only a recent advent to australian live roleplaying. The term LRP was well in use in Victoria ( circa 1990 Shadow League LRP) before Whitewolf and such roleplaying companies produced "LARP" versions of their table top/freeform games. Its has also been imported from overseas as a term, as US and British clubs seem to term it 'LARP' as opposed to 'LRP'

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	* ''Live Roleplaying'' - generally referred to as "LARP", "LRP" or "freeform roleplaying" ([[Australia]]). Various gaming systems have rules that require the players to move about in order to achieve objectives and gather information. Combat is simulated through non-physical means. More information about these sorts of games can be found at the [http://larpaweb.net/news.php LARPA Homepage].		* ''Live Roleplaying'' - generally referred to as "LARP", "LRP" or "freeform roleplaying" ([[Australia]]). Various gaming systems have rules that require the players to move about in order to achieve objectives and gather information. Combat is simulated through non-physical means. More information about these sorts of games can be found at the [http://larpaweb.net/news.php LARPA Homepage].
	** ''Workplace training'' - A variation of live roleplaying used in a business situation. Employees are given fictional positions and roles and presented with various scenarios to see how they would respond.		** ''Workplace training'' - A variation of live roleplaying used in a business situation. Employees are given fictional positions and roles and presented with various scenarios to see how they would respond.
	* ''Live Action Roleplaying'' - also ~~(confusingly)~~ referred to as "LARP" or "LRP". These involve combat using latex or boffer style weapons. They generally also involve simulated spells. In [[England]] the number of LARPer's outnumbers the [[SCA]], but in [[Australia]] the reverse is true. There is some cross-over of membership between these groups at times.		* ''Live Action Roleplaying'' - also referred to as "LARP" or "LRP". These involve combat using latex or boffer style weapons. They generally also involve simulated spells. In [[England]] the number of LARPer's outnumbers the [[SCA]], but in [[Australia]] the reverse is true. There is some cross-over of membership between these groups at times.

			The term LARP is only a recent advent to australian live roleplaying. The term LRP was well in use in Victoria ( circa 1990 Shadow League LRP) before Whitewolf and such roleplaying companies produced "LARP" versions of their table top/freeform games. Its has also been imported from overseas as a term, as US and British clubs seem to term it 'LARP' as opposed to 'LRP'

AlexandreDavigne at 13:49, 12 September 2006

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	* ''Live Roleplaying'' - generally referred to as "LARP", "LRP" or "freeform roleplaying" ([[Australia]]). Various gaming systems have rules that require the players to move about in order to achieve objectives and gather information. Combat is simulated through non-physical means. More information about these sorts of games can be found at the [http://larpaweb.net/news.php LARPA Homepage].		* ''Live Roleplaying'' - generally referred to as "LARP", "LRP" or "freeform roleplaying" ([[Australia]]). Various gaming systems have rules that require the players to move about in order to achieve objectives and gather information. Combat is simulated through non-physical means. More information about these sorts of games can be found at the [http://larpaweb.net/news.php LARPA Homepage].
	** ''Workplace training'' - A variation of live roleplaying used in a business situation. Employees are given fictional positions and roles and presented with various scenarios to see how they would respond.		** ''Workplace training'' - A variation of live roleplaying used in a business situation. Employees are given fictional positions and roles and presented with various scenarios to see how they would respond.
	* ''Live Action Roleplaying'' - also (confusingly) referred to as "LARP" or "LRP". These involve combat using latex or boffer style weapons. They generally also involve simulated spells. In ~~the~~ [[England]] the number of LARPer's outnumbers the [[SCA]], but in [[Australia]] the reverse is true. There is some cross-over of membership between these groups at times.		* ''Live Action Roleplaying'' - also (confusingly) referred to as "LARP" or "LRP". These involve combat using latex or boffer style weapons. They generally also involve simulated spells. In [[England]] the number of LARPer's outnumbers the [[SCA]], but in [[Australia]] the reverse is true. There is some cross-over of membership between these groups at times.

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	'''Live roleplaying''' is really just another way of describing an impromptu and scriptless form of [[theatre\|acting]]. Each player has a character or role and they must play out how this person would repond in certain environments and conversations. There are various areas that require live [[roleplaying]]:		'''Live roleplaying''' is really just another way of describing an impromptu and scriptless form of [[theatre\|acting]]. Each player has a character or role and they must play out how this person would repond in certain environments and conversations. A defining feature of roleplaying is the existence of a scenario of some kind which the players or participants must address. There are various areas that require live [[roleplaying]]:
	* ''[[Recreationist]]'' - playing the role of your [[persona]], recreating the actions of a particular part of history. This generally requires the roleplayers to dress in appropriate [[clothing]] for their character, eg. the [[SCA]], [[York City Levy]].
	* ''Live Roleplaying'' - generally referred to as "LARP", "LRP" or "freeform roleplaying" ([[Australia]]). Various gaming systems have rules that require the players to move about in order to achieve objectives and gather information. Combat is simulated through non-physical means. More information about these sorts of games can be found at the [http://larpaweb.net/news.php LARPA Homepage].		* ''Live Roleplaying'' - generally referred to as "LARP", "LRP" or "freeform roleplaying" ([[Australia]]). Various gaming systems have rules that require the players to move about in order to achieve objectives and gather information. Combat is simulated through non-physical means. More information about these sorts of games can be found at the [http://larpaweb.net/news.php LARPA Homepage].
	** ''Workplace training'' - A variation of live roleplaying used in a business situation. Employees are given fictional positions and roles and presented with various scenarios to see how they would respond.		** ''Workplace training'' - A variation of live roleplaying used in a business situation. Employees are given fictional positions and roles and presented with various scenarios to see how they would respond.
	* ''Live Action Roleplaying'' - also (confusingly) referred to as "LARP" or "LRP". These involve combat using latex or boffer style weapons. They generally also involve simulated spells. In the [[England]] the number of LARPer's outnumbers the [[SCA]], but in [[Australia]] the reverse is true. There is some cross-over of membership between these groups at times.		* ''Live Action Roleplaying'' - also (confusingly) referred to as "LARP" or "LRP". These involve combat using latex or boffer style weapons. They generally also involve simulated spells. In the [[England]] the number of LARPer's outnumbers the [[SCA]], but in [[Australia]] the reverse is true. There is some cross-over of membership between these groups at times.


			[[Recreationist]]s and [[Reenactor]]s tend not to refer to their activities as roleplaying, preferring re-creation or re-enactment. The main distinction is that there is no moderator or game master in these types of groups and no overall scenario or plot.

	[[category:recreationists]]		[[category:recreationists]]