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Though the outbreak and subsequent quarantine may make things seem bleak, a bit of humor will help lighten things up. Hang in there!
Photos from a Tale of Rose and Wine by Steph Pardoe https://www.patreon.com/trinkety
Hard at work by Tony Via Flickr: Norsemen (or Norse people) were the North Germanic peoples of the Early Middle Ages, during which they spoke Old Norse language. During the late eighth century, Norsemen embarked on a large-scale expansion in all directions, giving rise to the Viking Age.

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Some doodles- was thinking it would be cool if each of the VtM Bloodlines had a unique set of fangs/teeth!! Mostly an excuse to try out drawing some funky fangs.
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Grey heavy hood ready to be sent off to its new home with @harbards_hearth āļø ā¢ #handmade#garb#larp #sca #viking #vikinggarb #yeg #seamstress #notperfect #butstillgood #grey #history https://www.instagram.com/p/BpVxo2QgEm0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1c7y91wt9zjh1

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TFW when you get a whole mystic circle in shot (mainly cos the pano tool in LR is a lot more accurate than it used to beā¦) EYELarp Viking Sagas: Gods and Giants Ep3 https://ift.tt/2QnRj4F
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Playing with overlays again⦠EYELarp Norsemen Sagas https://ift.tt/2DPf1jW
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We just got back from our latest eventāhereās some of the photos that we managed to take!
Living In-Character #5: The Importance of Appropriate Garb
Your costume is among the most important pieces of equipment you need for LARPing, as it can speak volumes about your characterās background or interests, and itās the unspoken notifier stating that youāre part of the LARP.
When selecting your garb, you should keep a few factors in mind:
What does the character do?
What is the setting of the LARP?
What sorts of weather will you wear it in?
What are your LARPās venues like?
How will you maintain the garb?
Many garb vendors advise that their garb be exclusively dry-cleaned, and for good reason. However, this can prove to cost a pretty penny over time, especially considering how expensive LARPing can be as it is. Of course, different settings call for different sorts of garbāafter all, you wouldnāt likely fit in well in athletic shorts and a tank top if you were to participate in a pre-colonial LARP, would you? However, you could make standard daily attire work for a modern zombie apocalypse setting.
Take into account the sort of areas youāll be LARPing in, and what the weather would be like. Will it be in breezy, shaded woods, or in blisteringly hot fields? Canvas and wool are great for helping fend off the rain and wind, but offer little in the way of cooling effects. Meanwhile, linen is fantastic for hot days, but breathes too much in the breeze to keep you warm. Thus, it is helpful to have at least one outfit for extreme heat, extreme cold, and a midpoint.
Dressing is layers can help to keep you warm, but offers an additional benefit: realism. In the real world, many people layer their clothes, and accessorize with outerwear, scarves, and hats. The same fashion concepts can be applied to your garb, too! Adding layers provide depth, color contrast, flattering curves, and generally sharp looks.
Keep in mind what the venue is like and what youāll be doing, too. After all, practicality typically trumps fashion when youāre facing life-or-death situations for a living, right? As such, running through briar-filled woods in a billowing skirt isnāt the best ideaāunless you want it getting ripped a bit. Likewise, corsets are killer with mobility, as they tend to limit your flexibility at the waist, so donāt expect to dodge blows like Neo when youāre wearing one. It also doesnāt help to be wearing a gentlemanās royal court attire when you are actually a druid toiling in the forest.Ā In short, tunics, peasant tops, and sturdy trousers or breeches are your friends, though this is admittedly a biased statement.
So, with all of this in mind, where can you get your hands on good garb? There are a ton of fantastic vendors like Mytholon, Epic Armoury, and Sofiās Stitches, and you can even find garb on sites like Etsy, Wish, and Amazon. You can save a bit by purchasing directly from the vendor rather than using third-party retailers, and itās best to keep the rule ofĀ āyou get what you pay forā in mind. If you donāt want to break the bank though, there are plenty of alternatives! Many LARPs play host to multitudes of artisans, including tailors whoāre often more than happy to make garb to orderāor who have garb for sale at events! In addition, you can often find garb that could be slightly modified to fit the setting of your LARP at thrift stores or even retail stores including Walmart. Military surplus stores also sometimes have useful goods, and you can even dig through your closet and find a gem or two tucked away. Finally, it pays to visit costume shops and seasonal Halloween stores on the day following Halloween, as they often have pieces that could be used for LARP purposes, and marked way down, too!
No matter how you go about selecting your outfit, it is important to keep in mind the fact that everyone starts somewhere, and you wonāt be expected to have a perfect costume right off the bat. If you need help with finding garb, donāt hesitate to ask your LARPās player base for advice and assistanceātheyāll undoubtedly be willing to help.