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A '''framework game''' is a [[theatre-style]] larp which does not use [[pre-written charac [[Category:Framework larps]]

...competition for an art prize and a [[monologue]] mechanic provide a strong framework for play. While the game is focused on artists, it can be expanded to inclu [[Category:Framework larps]]

The core rules provide a framework for live-combat games, using low global [[hit points]] ("vitality") and abl The Accelerant rules are used by more than a dozen larps across the USA, including:

...e players.<ref>[https://fairescape.wordpress.com/2013/04/04/pop-larps/ Pop-LARPs], ''Fair Escape'', 4 April 2013. Retreived 5 January 2015.</ref> A later de ...nal Voyage of the Mary Celeste]]; [[Shifting Forest Storyworks]]' "parlour larps"), NPCs ([[Horde game]]s), player-created characters ([[New Voices in Art]]

* people playing out fictional roles within some kind of organized framework.<ref>[http://larpschool.blogspot.co.nz/p/what-is-larp.html What is larp?] ' * campaign larps, whether using [[live-combat]] or abstract rules such as [[Mind's Eye Theat

...laying in the interaction of the people involved, set within a loose rules framework provided by one of the RPG systems".<ref name="arcanacon1"/> ''[[The Freef ...]] says simply that freeforms are "also known as Live Action Roleplays (or LARPs)"<ref>[http://pheno.org.au/2014/freeforms.html 2014 Freeforms], ''Phenomeno