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|time=Full Weekend | |||
|date=1994 | |||
|credits=[[Rick Dutton]] and [[Walt Freitag|Walter O. Freitag]] | |||
|identifier=ISBN 1-5682-030-5 | |||
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'''Nexus: Live Action Roleplaying''' is a published version of [[Rekon-1]],<ref>Nat Budin, "Over Time: Intercon and the evolution of theatre-style larp in the Northeast", in ''[[WyrdCon Companion 2012]]'', p. 61.</ref> the first New England [[theatre-style]] larp. It provides a ruleset for LARP and a science fiction scenario set at a science fiction convention. It is thus an example of a [[parasite game]]. | |||
The book is Volume 1 in the Play This Book series. The second volume was [[Long Ago and Far Away]]. | |||
==Summary== | |||
SECRET AGENTS from all over the world are converging, clandestinely, on a small science fiction convention. Coded transmissions have been intercepted, emanating from somewhere near the Con Suite. Fans have mysteriously disappeared, and strangers have shown up at the convention wearing their badges. And rumor has it that some of these clever costumes aren't really costumes at all. | |||
Live Action Roleplaying for 44 players, 5 gamemasters, and one great weekend! | |||
==References== | |||
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[[Category: | [[Category:USA]] | ||
[[Category:Weekend-long games]] | |||
[[Category:Theater Style Game]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:58, 20 January 2015
Nexus: Live Action Roleplaying
- Genre
- Science fiction comedy
- Number of players
- 44
- How long it runs
- Full Weekend
- Date written
- 1994
- Credits
- Rick Dutton and Walter O. Freitag
- Identifier
- ISBN 1-5682-030-5
Nexus: Live Action Roleplaying is a published version of Rekon-1,[1] the first New England theatre-style larp. It provides a ruleset for LARP and a science fiction scenario set at a science fiction convention. It is thus an example of a parasite game.
The book is Volume 1 in the Play This Book series. The second volume was Long Ago and Far Away.
Summary
SECRET AGENTS from all over the world are converging, clandestinely, on a small science fiction convention. Coded transmissions have been intercepted, emanating from somewhere near the Con Suite. Fans have mysteriously disappeared, and strangers have shown up at the convention wearing their badges. And rumor has it that some of these clever costumes aren't really costumes at all.
Live Action Roleplaying for 44 players, 5 gamemasters, and one great weekend!
References
- ↑ Nat Budin, "Over Time: Intercon and the evolution of theatre-style larp in the Northeast", in WyrdCon Companion 2012, p. 61.