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Since 2011, part of the Slaaneshi brainstorming included how to incorporate «gifts» from our Chaos god, body mutations ranging from tentacles to crab arms. Our priestess once considered extra rows of breasts, as shown on some Warhammer illustrations or figurines. Faced with the challenge of making good-looking props that were practical enough to wear and […]
With 6000 players and 1500 NPCs, Conquest of Mythodea is the largest larp event in the world, held every August in Brokeloh, Germany. It features several hundred Francophones who usually refer to the event as «Conquest» (with a nasal «con»). In this classic fantasy environment, the continent of Mythodea attracts settlers from all […]
You’ve seen the turntable and the clothes, now it’s time for the accessories!
The gun
Apart from goggles, Nerf guns are probably the most overdone steampunk props. Hey, I needed one for my character in that steampunk larp so reused the modded black LongStrike I bought for
Marc “Bomber” Lauper is one of those gifted Swiss larpers who not only create really cool stuff, but don’t mind sharing it during local larp conventions (yay GN’Idée!). He even went the extra mile and translated his tutorials for doing easy and cheap wounds/fresh zombie makeup so that *you* get to try them […]
As you may have noticed in the previous article featuring a steampunk turntable video, at 00:51 the lights on my hat turn on. I called this hat the acetyled tricorn and it was my second most popular prop at the steampunk larp.
I had originally intended to […]
Les conventions de GN, c’est comme les GN: tant qu’on n’y a jamais participé, on ne comprend pas trop en quoi ça consiste et pourquoi c’est tellement bien.
Depuis mes participations à Knudepunkt et aux GNiales, je me suis dit que la scène GNiste suisse romande avait tous les talents pour […]
This series of posts will showcase some props I crafted for L’Exposition Extraordinaire d’Aven, a Swiss steampunk larp organised by S.T.I.M. in July 2011. The setting went from 18th century to early 20th century, hence my rather lacepunk outfit. My character was Llomand Crosley, captain of the Luciole Sereine, the […]
