Open Ended Characters - We have created an open character growth system, no classes/professions. We can’t just throw old clothes on our cast, the setting of our production requires well made costumes from various periods of human history and well made visually appealing physreps to bring it all together. Increased Production Values - We are investing in the best costuming, physreps, and props to bring you a visually stunning experience. While we will have work programs for those participants that want reduced rates, no participant will be required to do so with General Admission. No Cast/NPC Shift - You should not be paying to come our events and then be expected to work. We feel strongly that by offering more appropriate compensation packages our staff will be more involved, attentive, and eager to bring you the best events we can run. Staff Compensation - We have compensation packages for several levels of staff, most of which includes monetary payment, along with reduced event rates, or even free attendance. and skill resets reducing your time away from the experience.
To assist you we are removing ‘check ins’ to logistics by allowing you to manage your own item cards, skills uses. Participant Trust - We trust you, our participants to operate within the defined mechanics of the production. She has also used it as inspiration when decorating ships and not least in the large murals at the college in her home town of Qaqortoq.What makes us different from Other campaign LARPs? “The famous Greenlandic artist, Aka Høegh has used the legend of the Mother of the Sea to produce beautiful decorations and illustrations in books and in visual art. The legend’s universe is colourful and fantastic, and the overall moral of the tale is that people must not be greedy and that they must observe society’s customs and the word of the shaman. This is a passage from the legend of the Mother of the Sea, probably the most famous of all the Greenlandic myths and legends. When “The Blind One” came down to remedy the situation, he combed her hair, gathered the dirt in a heap and then threw it away.Īt the same moment everything came alive, and there were bear, fox, hooded seal, bearded seal, ringed seal, harp seal, common seal, walrus, narwhal and all manner of birds.” The Mother of the Sea was bothered by the Inuits’ evil deeds at the settlement and as a punishment gathered all the animals the Inuits used to hunt in her fiery hair at the bottom of the sea.
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