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Here you can find all of the complete outfits for specific characters we prepared with DJ Fasion in one place.
Here you can find all of the complete outfits for specific characters we prepared with DJ Fasion in one place.
Many of us have problems with impregnating the leather equipment we bought or crafted ourselves. Every larper should have at least a few leather items in their wardrobe. But do we know how to take care of them?
There's a lot of talk about how to complete and choose a proper costume for a game, but there's not much info about caring about it when a larp is over, so it may be of use to us for as long as possible (and in the best possible condition).
This part of the guide focuses on the safety issues regarding using a bow on a larp, since an inappropriate and inept use of a bow can cause harm to others and yourself.
Here's the second part of the larp archery guide. In this entry Łukasz will try to help you with choosing a costume fitting a character fighting with a bow.
We present the larp archery guide for beginner archer by Łukasz Krasoń. The first part focuses on the bow, arrows, the quiver and melee weapons.
When I imagine such a character, I see a commoner, someone who fights or robs people, often wearing every day, civilian clothing in a more solid, reinforced version than the classic urban outfit.
Another mini-guide for a specific character. This time for a medic.
When we're creating such a dwarven expat, we dress him up in classical Imperial clothing, enriching it with very dwarven accents.
This time we're dressing Wood Elf from Warhammer or Scoia'tael from Witcher.