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* “Cultivating Responsible Masculinity in Gaming Communities” by Tayler Stokes | * “Cultivating Responsible Masculinity in Gaming Communities” by Tayler Stokes | ||
* “Crossgender Role-playing in Russian Larps” by Olga Vorobyeva | * “Crossgender Role-playing in Russian Larps” by Olga Vorobyeva | ||
* “Imagining the Future with Planetfall: Mobile Technology and Hard Science in Science Fiction Larping” by Matthew Webb | * “Imagining the Future with [[Planetfall]]: Mobile Technology and Hard Science in Science Fiction Larping” by Matthew Webb | ||
* “‘Actual Play’ and the Forge Tradition” by William J. White | * “‘Actual Play’ and the Forge Tradition” by William J. White | ||
* “Breaking the Alibi: Fostering Empathy by Reuniting the Player and Character” by Maury Brown and Benjamin A. Morrow | * “Breaking the Alibi: Fostering Empathy by Reuniting the Player and Character” by Maury Brown and Benjamin A. Morrow | ||
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The WyrdCon Companion Book 2015
- Author
- Sarah Lynne Bowman (ed)
- Publisher
- Wyrdcon
- Year
- 2015
- Pages
- 171
The WyrdCon Companion Book 2015, edited by Sarah Lynne Bowman, was the annual book published in conjunction with Wyrdcon 2015, the sixth annual Southern California Interactive Storytelling convention.
Articles
- “Love, Sex, Death, and Liminality: Ritual in Just a Little Lovin’” by Sarah Lynne Bowman
- “Decoding the Default: Secrets and Powers Larp” by Nat Budin
- “How I Became an Accidental Artist Through Larp” by Quinn D
- “Writing Game Economies for Larp” by Rob McDiarmid
- “Cultivating Responsible Masculinity in Gaming Communities” by Tayler Stokes
- “Crossgender Role-playing in Russian Larps” by Olga Vorobyeva
- “Imagining the Future with Planetfall: Mobile Technology and Hard Science in Science Fiction Larping” by Matthew Webb
- “‘Actual Play’ and the Forge Tradition” by William J. White
- “Breaking the Alibi: Fostering Empathy by Reuniting the Player and Character” by Maury Brown and Benjamin A. Morrow
- “Trickster Remembers: Negotiating Morality and Identity in Tabletop Gaming Through Trickster Mythology” by Janelle Davis
- “Character Creation: The Symbolic Annihilation of Race in Dungeons & Dragons” by TiMar Long
- “Player Choices in Tabletop RPGs: The Greek Connection” by Dimitra Nikolaidou
- “Bodies and Time in Tabletop Role-Playing Game Combat Systems” by Evan Torner
External links
- WyrdCon Companion Book 2015 via Dropbox