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IdiotSavant: /* Larps run at DunDraCon 30 (2006) */

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Larps run at DunDraCon 30 (2006)

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	\| Journal \|\| USA \|\| Joe Parzanese		\| Journal \|\| USA \|\| Joe Parzanese
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	\| [[Queen of Spades]] \|\| USA \|\| [[J. Li]]		\| [[Queen of Spades]] \|\| USA \|\| J. Li
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IdiotSavant: /* Larps run at DunDraCon 30 (2006) */

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Larps run at DunDraCon 30 (2006)

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	! Name \|\| Country \|\| Run by		! Name \|\| Country \|\| Run by
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	\| [[Hamlet (Parlour larp)\|Hamlet]] \|\| USA \|\| [[J. Li]]		\| [[Hamlet (Parlour larp)\|Hamlet]] \|\| USA \|\| J. Li
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	\| The Dukesport Tournament \|\| USA \|\|		\| The Dukesport Tournament \|\| USA \|\|

IdiotSavant: /* Larps run at DunDraCon 30 (2006) */

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Larps run at DunDraCon 30 (2006)

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	\| Journal \|\| USA \|\| Joe Parzanese		\| Journal \|\| USA \|\| Joe Parzanese
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	\| [[~~The~~ Queen of Spades]] \|\| USA \|\| [[J. Li]]		\| [[Queen of Spades]] \|\| USA \|\| [[J. Li]]
	\|}		\|}

IdiotSavant: /* External links */ - cat

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External links: - cat

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.dundracon.com/ Official site]		* [http://www.dundracon.com/ Official site]

			[[Category:USA]]

IdiotSavant: /* Larps run at DunDraCon 30 (2006) */

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Larps run at DunDraCon 30 (2006)

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	! Name \|\| Country \|\| Run by		! Name \|\| Country \|\| Run by
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	\| [[Hamlet (~~parlour~~ larp)\|Hamlet]] \|\| USA \|\| [[J. Li]]		\| [[Hamlet (Parlour larp)\|Hamlet]] \|\| USA \|\| [[J. Li]]
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	\| The Dukesport Tournament \|\| USA \|\|		\| The Dukesport Tournament \|\| USA \|\|

IdiotSavant at 10:33, 1 February 2015

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	'''DunDraCon''' is a large roleplaying convention in the [[USA]]. It runs every President's Day weekend (February) in San Ramon, CA. While the lineup is dominated by tabletop rpgs, a significant number of [[theatre-style]] larps are also run. It is a key venue for the [[California larp community]].		'''DunDraCon''' is a large roleplaying convention in the [[USA]]. It runs every President's Day weekend (February) in San Ramon, CA. While the lineup is dominated by tabletop rpgs, a significant number of [[theatre-style]] larps are also run. It is a key venue for the [[California larp community]].

	The first larp run at DunDraCon appears to have been the Dream Buccaneers Live Quest, run at DunDraCon X in 1986, advertised as "a playtested game with room for over 150... Come in costume if you've got one!"<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC10ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon X Program Book], p. 7, 1986. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref> The same year it hosted a seminar on live roleplaying from [[Times Were]] about their live-action Cthulhu games and "recreations of meetings at Rick's		==History==
	Place in Casablanca".<ref>''DunDraCon X Program Book'' (1986), p. 4.</ref> While seminars about larp appeared frequently in following years, actual larps did not appear again until 1992, with a run of [[Long Ago and Far Away]] at DunDraCon 16.<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC16ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon 16 Program book], p. 4, 1992. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref> In 1998 DunDraCon began a seperate larp stream, consisting mostly of live Vampire games.<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC22ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon 22 Program book], p. 7, 1998. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref> Since then, the larp stream has grown and diversified.		The con was first run in 1976.<ref> Steve Perrin, [http://dundracon.com/DDC_History.php A Brief History of DunDraCon]. ''DunDraCon 2006 Program Book''. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref> The first larp run at DunDraCon appears to have been the [[Dream Buccaneers]] Live Quest, run at DunDraCon X in 1986, advertised as "a playtested game with room for over 150... Come in costume if you've got one!"<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC10ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon X Program Book], p. 7, 1986. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref> The same year it hosted a seminar on live roleplaying from [[Times Were]] about their live-action Cthulhu games and "recreations of meetings at Rick's Place in Casablanca".<ref>''DunDraCon X Program Book'' (1986), p. 4.</ref> While seminars about larp appeared frequently in following years, actual larps did not appear again until 1992, with a run of [[Long Ago and Far Away]] at DunDraCon 16.<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC16ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon 16 Program book], p. 4, 1992. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref> In 1998 DunDraCon began a seperate larp stream, consisting mostly of live Vampire games.<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC22ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon 22 Program book], p. 7, 1998. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref> Since then, the larp stream has grown and diversified.

	==Games run==		==Games run==

IdiotSavant: More larp history

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More larp history

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 The first larp run at DunDraCon appears to have been the Dream Buccaneers Live Quest, run at DunDraCon X in 1986, advertised as "a playtested game with room for over 150... Come in costume if you've got one!"<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC10ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon X Program Book], p. 7, 1986. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref> The same year it hosted a seminar on live roleplaying from [[Times Were]] about their live-action Cthulhu games and "recreations of meetings at Rick's
-Place in Casablanca".<ref>''DunDraCon X Program Book'' (1986), p. 4.</ref> While seminars about larp appeared frequently in following years, actual larps did not appear again until 1992, with a run of [[Long Ago and Far Away]].<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC16ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon 16 Program book], p. 4, 1992. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref>
+Place in Casablanca".<ref>''DunDraCon X Program Book'' (1986), p. 4.</ref> While seminars about larp appeared frequently in following years, actual larps did not appear again until 1992, with a run of [[Long Ago and Far Away]] at DunDraCon 16.<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC16ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon 16 Program book], p. 4, 1992. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref> In 1998 DunDraCon began a seperate larp stream, consisting mostly of live Vampire games.<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC22ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon 22 Program book], p. 7, 1998. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref> Since then, the larp stream has grown and diversified.
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IdiotSavant: larp history

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larp history

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	'''DunDraCon''' is a large roleplaying convention in the [[USA]]. It runs every President's Day weekend (February) in San Ramon, CA. While the lineup is dominated by tabletop rpgs, a significant number of [[theatre-style]] larps are also run. It is a key venue for the [[California larp community]].		'''DunDraCon''' is a large roleplaying convention in the [[USA]]. It runs every President's Day weekend (February) in San Ramon, CA. While the lineup is dominated by tabletop rpgs, a significant number of [[theatre-style]] larps are also run. It is a key venue for the [[California larp community]].

	The first larp run at DunDraCon appears to have been the Dream Buccaneers Live Quest, run at DunDraCon X in 1986, advertised as "a playtested game with room for over 150... Come in costume if you've got one!"<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC10ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon X Program Book], p. 7, 1986. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref>		The first larp run at DunDraCon appears to have been the Dream Buccaneers Live Quest, run at DunDraCon X in 1986, advertised as "a playtested game with room for over 150... Come in costume if you've got one!"<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC10ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon X Program Book], p. 7, 1986. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref> The same year it hosted a seminar on live roleplaying from [[Times Were]] about their live-action Cthulhu games and "recreations of meetings at Rick's
			Place in Casablanca".<ref>''DunDraCon X Program Book'' (1986), p. 4.</ref> While seminars about larp appeared frequently in following years, actual larps did not appear again until 1992, with a run of [[Long Ago and Far Away]].<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC16ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon 16 Program book], p. 4, 1992. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref>

	==Larps run at DunDraCon 2015==		==Larps run at DunDraCon 2015==

IdiotSavant: First larp

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First larp

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	'''DunDraCon''' is a large roleplaying convention in the [[USA]]. It runs every President's Day weekend (February) in San Ramon, CA. While the lineup is dominated by tabletop rpgs, a significant number of [[theatre-style]] larps are also run. It is a key venue for the [[California larp community]].		'''DunDraCon''' is a large roleplaying convention in the [[USA]]. It runs every President's Day weekend (February) in San Ramon, CA. While the lineup is dominated by tabletop rpgs, a significant number of [[theatre-style]] larps are also run. It is a key venue for the [[California larp community]].

			The first larp run at DunDraCon appears to have been the Dream Buccaneers Live Quest, run at DunDraCon X in 1986, advertised as "a playtested game with room for over 150... Come in costume if you've got one!"<ref>[http://dundracon.com/DDC_Files/DDC10ProgramBook.pdf DunDraCon X Program Book], p. 7, 1986. Retrieved 1 February 2015.</ref>

	==Larps run at DunDraCon 2015==		==Larps run at DunDraCon 2015==

IdiotSavant: Created

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Created

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|image=
|name=DunDraCon
|motto=The West Coast's Premier Game Convention
|location=San Ramon, California, [[USA]]
|focus=Tabletop roleplaying and [[theatre-style]] larp
|established=1976
|full_credits=
|attendance=
|homepage_url=http://www.dundracon.com/
|homepage_link_text=DunDraCon}}
'''DunDraCon''' is a large roleplaying convention in the [[USA]]. It runs every President's Day weekend (February) in San Ramon, CA. While the lineup is dominated by tabletop rpgs, a significant number of [[theatre-style]] larps are also run. It is a key venue for the [[California larp community]].

==Larps run at DunDraCon 2015==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name || Country || Run by
|-
| Double Dog Dare || USA || [[Gamer Geekus]]
|-
| The Dwemer Summit: A Skyrim LARP || USA ||
|-
| Remembrance || USA || [[Dreams of Deirdre]]
|-
| Dark Horizon || USA || Blue Lotus Productions
|-
| Hell's Karaoke (Saturday Morning Cartoon Edition) || USA ||
|-
| Love and Loss on the Lushmun Canal || USA ||
|-
| Deus Est Machina || USA ||
|-
| The Copper Club || USA ||
|-
| Rising Sun || USA || [[Gamer Geekus]]
|-
| Murder on the Western Express || USA ||
|-
| Grimm New World || USA ||
|-
| Your Last Day in San Romero Prison || USA ||
|-
| L5R: The Price of Honor || USA || [[Rokugani Historical Society]]
|-
| Necessary Renovations || USA ||
|}

==References==
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==External links==
* [http://www.dundracon.com/ Official site]