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==Game history== | ==Game history== | ||
The campaign grew out of a set of three linked theatre-style games: ''[[The Moorstepper on Lloegyr]]'' (May 2006), ''[[The Hunt of Antumn]]'' (September 2007), and ''[[The Seal of the Dragon]]'' (September 2008). The campaign follows on from ''The Moorstepper'' to tell a new story about the history of Lloegyr and its people. It uses the [[Mind's Eye | The campaign grew out of a set of three linked theatre-style games: ''[[The Moorstepper on Lloegyr]]'' (May 2006), ''[[The Hunt of Antumn]]'' (September 2007), and ''[[The Seal of the Dragon]]'' (September 2008). The campaign follows on from ''The Moorstepper'' to tell a new story about the history of Lloegyr and its people. It uses the [[Mind's Eye Theatre]] rules. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Latest revision as of 21:54, 14 June 2015
Ubi Sunt
A live-action roleplaying game about honor and family in a dying world
- Location
- Beach Haven, NJ
- Genre
- Dark-ages fantasy
- Conflict resolution system
- Abstract
- Duration
- 4-6 hours
- Established
- 2012
- Games per year
- 12
- Credits
- RyanH
- Rule system
- Mind's Eye Theatre
- Website
- Homepage
Ubi Sunt is a dark ages fantasy larp. The setting, Lloegyr, is modelled on dark ages Britain, with various races standing in for the Anglo-Saxons, Frisians, Danes, Welsh and Picts.
Game history
The campaign grew out of a set of three linked theatre-style games: The Moorstepper on Lloegyr (May 2006), The Hunt of Antumn (September 2007), and The Seal of the Dragon (September 2008). The campaign follows on from The Moorstepper to tell a new story about the history of Lloegyr and its people. It uses the Mind's Eye Theatre rules.