This game is written and designed by
Mila Fae Müller, Mischa Geiser and Rumo Wehrli. Social media graphic design by Mila Fae Müller. Website by Mischa Geiser.
The mechanics were taken from the wider traditions of international larping.
Many themes, methods and mechanics were heavily inspired by the games Erebus (Sailing4Adventure) and Requiem: Reichskinder (Rolling).
Special thanks to:
- Our writers: Alana Bennett, Felix Jenkins, Heidi Meyer, Nightly Iwohn and Lucky Walsemann
- Our sensitivity readers: Americo Congo and Wanya Sommer
Fae
29, Germany, they/them
has been larping since 2017 starting with wizard school games and slowly branching out. They have experience in larp organising where they
combine a passion with storytelling with a love for spreadsheets.
Outside of larp, they are - fittingly - obsessed with 19th century polar exploration as well as finding
immersive experience in other media.
Mischa
37, Switzerland, he/him
evolved from a World of Warcraft nerd to a larper 20 years ago. Now he plays all over Europe looking for new stories.
Mischa loves creating emotional experiences
and has studied Game Design, founded his own Game Studio and is now working as a Tech Lead for a company creating online learning games. His interests beside larp are plentiful and include
being outside, travelling, climbing, kayaking, dancing and singing, Lego, spending time with friends and a thousand other things
and never having enough time for all of it.
Rumo
25, Switzerland, he/they
found his way to fantasy larps in 2014 before spreading out to roleplaying of all styles and genres and finding a home in the nordic style games that are character and emotion driven.
Larp is the only hobby he has not turned into a job yet.
In the real world, they work as an actor and writer and are interested in approaching larp through the lense of perfoming arts.
Photos credits from top to bottom:
The Kelric View at “Erebus” by Sailing4Adventure,
The Kelric View at “La Madrina” by Tag Team Larps,
Zachytit ten moment / Míša Portychová at Requiem:Reichskinder by Rolling,
All photos are heavily cropped and edited by us