Everybody Dies

Always wanted a dramatic death scene? Well this is your chance. It is all we are doing. Just death, all death, all the time. Everybody Dies. Everybody will have died. Everybody will die. Everybody will witness deaths. Many will kill. Dark humor and deep pathos can be found within… love and hope too.

This game is… serious, emotional, improvisational and intense. This game is not… melodramatic or overtly religious.

Long Description

Always wanted a dramatic death scene in a LARP? Well this is your chance. It is all we are doing. Just death, all death, all the time. Everybody Dies.

This is a game about death. Everybody will have died. Everybody will die. Everybody will witness deaths. Many will kill. There will be simulated violence and peaceful passings.

Dark humor and deep pathos can both be found within… love and hope too.

This game is… serious, emotional, improvisational and intense. This game is not… melodramatic or overtly religious.

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Everybody Dies is a structured improvisational LARP experience with opportunity for inter-player drama and internal emotional play during short scenes with an overarching story and connective material. Players will take on multiple roles during the course of the game and have the opportunity to flesh out characters and make choices. Very brief scene information will be absorbed just before playing scenes.

Physicality in action will be a significant part of our play. Players need to be able to get up and down off the floor and up and down from tables and chairs. Players of this game must be willing to touch and be touched by other players. For calibration this would be a level of touch you would see on a theater stage between actors doing a play or ballroom dance partners.

A Player Wrote: "This is a beautifully crafted, emotionally cathartic game, that melds elements of workshop games and litform games in some really interesting ways, and experiments with the form with delightful results. Do check the content warnings, but if you're comfortable with those topics, this is highly recommended."