LARP Adventures: Conquering the Largest LARP in the World 

That was SO MUCH FUN. And I got to learn a new candle making skill! Thank you so much for the experience!

You guys gave us such an amazing moment! We really appreciated it. One of the most immersive parts of the whole experience for us! Can't wait to learn more!

You finding us was AMAZING! I keep telling the story. Thank you so much for the special delivery!!!!

If I recognize the armor in your picture correctly I was with you. It was really funny to meet them, moments after talking about it. I also would have walked past them. 😄

I changed picture for an actual one. Helping a settler to find his way to our white marked... 😁😁😂

Can't come fast enough!

@@SkillTree I'd love to join you guys sometime soon as well. Time to get everything else done.

Oh my dear sticky fingers, we miss you too... you went and stole our hearts. 💖

* bows * xD

It is such a crazy, AMAZING experience. I can't wait to do it again!

I so want to come to Empire! Currently working on my kit, but hopefully I'll be able to check it out in the next year - it sounds so fantastic!

It would be great to see Skill Tree something similar with Empire by Profound Decisions in the UK.

It really was!

She is the true master editor lol

@@SkillTree you still did a good job!

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We appreciate the engagement 😁

@@SkillTree my dumb ass thought it was a live stream 🤣

🤣 thanks

I didn't know that it is now accepted to label SCA as LARP ;-)

The Tross (the "city" basically) offers enough opportunities for beggar or shady characters; and peasants fit into most camps just fine. it's really refreshing to see "normal" people among all the mighty mages and warriors

I am going to push back a little on this one. Not your experience, as I was made aware of how rare a thing those two experiences were. But I will push back that it was because of VIP treatment. Mostly because they couldn't have known we would end up there. We ignored all of the plot hooks given to us by the new player experience and took on our own random quest from our curiosity. We went to the mage guild to learn more about a coin, and they had no info, so they said we could try the artilleir*, as that is where random info is gathered. It took us no more than 15 minutes to get there, and 10 min after that, the first experience happened. They would have had to, in the time it took us to walk from the tross, prepared the tent we went to in the woods, prepared background audio recordings, grabbed some in costume undead flesh, come up with thw premis and make sure everyone was on the same page, and then bring us in. The second one had whole setpieces and prophecy recordings playing in the background. That is a whole lot of setup in a stupid small amount of time. Though rare to happen, I honestly think that is way too tight a window for them to set all that in motion, especially since the only Burgschnieder person with us was holding the camera and following. Would have been hard to miss the rapid setup, lol. Being a youtuber covering an event tends to get you fewer experiences, at least so far for us, not more. Because we are trying to show as much as possible and had to stop halfway to film talking bits, we end up doing lots of wandering. Most of the new players who were with us went off and had WAY better adventurea lol. We got super lucky that our random question about a necklace led us to a story rich environment this time. To your point, tho, it was indeed a rare thing, I understand, and won't be everyone's experience.

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You did indeed!!

It has already been answered in the video, but np to answer the question. The main language at conquest is German. But as there are many international players from all over the world English is common language, too. When people talking German recognize that other players don't understand them, they change to English. Most people at conquest are very helpful and translate if necessary.

you don't have to drink at all at the event. Most people like to but nobody will force you or look down upon you if you don't. There are enough non-alcoholic alternatives in the taverns and there's even alcohol-free mead in the mead shop. The beautiful thing about the huge scale is also that there's something for every playstyle and character type.

@@daschibi3266 thank you so much for the reply, my character is a rougish bartender that loves tea do his ant owns a tea shop

I thought pennsic was no larp

So glad that LARPs that I've experienced full of excellent people with great personalities (who definitely know the difference between fantasy & reality, BTW--to them, it's just a hobby to while away a weekend) dodged a bullet by missing out on playing with a guy who sad-sacks his way through life like you.

SOMEDAY!!!!

@@SkillTree I'll be there!

Isn‘t the name mudodea?! Idk haven‘t been there but I wished .-. next year!

Yep, Conquest of Mudodea is most popular now in my Opinion. There is already a T-shirt. Available in Black and: MUD brown👍

@@Rolfur.Vargson Its a good fit. I like Schlammageddon 2, Mytraspera Edition because I have been around long enough to intimately know both, but for many that was first contact with a Mudocalypse. Conquest of Muddodea has a nice ring to it tho. With the Undead you will btw. at times hear it called the Reendreckment of the sinking of Terra Ankor. (Dreck=Mud/Dirt)😆