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'''Shifting Forest Storyworks''' is a larp publisher in the [[USA]]. It | '''Shifting Forest Storyworks''' is a larp publisher in the [[USA]]. It was part of the [[California larp community]]. It has been suceeded by [[Vermillion Games]]. | ||
From 2005, Shifting Forest published a series of "parlour larps", 8-player [[theatre-style]] larps.<ref>[http://www.digitalchangeling.com/gaming/LARP/shiftingForest/ Shifting Forest Storyworks Info.], ''Digital Changeling''. Retrieved 14 June 2015.</ref> In 2010 these were released free online.<ref>[http://www.story-games.com/forums/discussion/11941/shifting-forest-storyworks-parlor-larps-released-to-world Shifting Forest Storyworks Parlor Larps released to world], ''Story Games'', April 2010. Retrieved 14 June 2015.</ref> The games are: | From 2005, Shifting Forest published a series of "parlour larps", 8-player [[theatre-style]] larps.<ref>[http://www.digitalchangeling.com/gaming/LARP/shiftingForest/ Shifting Forest Storyworks Info.], ''Digital Changeling''. Retrieved 14 June 2015.</ref> In 2010 these were released free online.<ref>[http://www.story-games.com/forums/discussion/11941/shifting-forest-storyworks-parlor-larps-released-to-world Shifting Forest Storyworks Parlor Larps released to world], ''Story Games'', April 2010. Retrieved 14 June 2015.</ref> The games are: | ||
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* [[The Mirror Room]] | * [[The Mirror Room]] | ||
* [[Queen of Spades]] | * [[Queen of Spades]] | ||
* [[Snow White | * [[Snow White]] | ||
Each game consists of 8 characters, categorised according to whether they are simple or complex, light or dark, and goal- or emotion-oriented (so all combinations are in play). They use a common rules system based on comparing attack and resistance levels of various abilities, with a bidding system to prevent ties. | Each game consists of 8 characters, categorised according to whether they are simple or complex, light or dark, and goal- or emotion-oriented (so all combinations are in play). They use a common rules system based on comparing attack and resistance levels of various abilities, with a bidding system to prevent ties. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:01, 7 January 2017
Shifting Forest Storyworks
Creative interactive live gaming
- Location
- Palo Alto, CA, USA
- Genre
- Theatre-style larp
- Established
- 2005
- Credits
- J. Li and GD Crowley
- Website
- Shifting Forest
Shifting Forest Storyworks is a larp publisher in the USA. It was part of the California larp community. It has been suceeded by Vermillion Games.
From 2005, Shifting Forest published a series of "parlour larps", 8-player theatre-style larps.[1] In 2010 these were released free online.[2] The games are:
- A Little Magic
- All Saints' Eve
- Argentin
- Eridanus Rising
- The First of December
- Garden Station 4
- Hamlet (Parlour larp)
- The Mirror Room
- Queen of Spades
- Snow White
Each game consists of 8 characters, categorised according to whether they are simple or complex, light or dark, and goal- or emotion-oriented (so all combinations are in play). They use a common rules system based on comparing attack and resistance levels of various abilities, with a bidding system to prevent ties.
References
- ↑ Shifting Forest Storyworks Info., Digital Changeling. Retrieved 14 June 2015.
- ↑ Shifting Forest Storyworks Parlor Larps released to world, Story Games, April 2010. Retrieved 14 June 2015.
External links
- Official site
- Shifting Forest on Facebook