Titles In the Dawn Lands LARP many titles are earned or rewarded. So please check with the administration before you give yourself a title. The Royalty System (1.2) In the Dawn Lands LARP players are rewarded for recruiting and bringing others to our game. A player who brings other players becomes a potential household leader and may become a “Liege Lord.” For every player that a household or Liege Lord brings to each event, the Liege Lord receives a Royalty Point. Each hous

The Dawn Lands world features a variety of alchemical mixtures, ranging from common tonics to legendary elixirs. To ensure game balance and quality, all physical potions are created and provided by Administration. All potions are distributed by an in-game vendor and/or Administration; it is important to note that "Potion Dealer" is a job description rather than a specific NPC's name. Depending on the event and volunteer availability, your local potion dealer might be a travel

What is a merchant? What is an NPC? The Merchant: The Heart of the Market A Merchant is a participant whose primary goal is to sell real, physical items for real money at the event site. This is the perfect role for participants who want to focus on selling their goods and engaging in the social side of the LARP without the pressures of combat or quests. Cost: Merchants get a lower entry fee for the event. XP & RP: They do not earn XP or Royalty Points (RP) . Their rewar

What is the game? The simple answer is this: The Dawn Lands LARP is a game centered around adventuring parties and questing. The more complicated answer is that the game is an attempt to make a LARP that feels more like you are playing D&D but “for real”. So this means that there are some “sessions” that are more about role playing, some about questing, some about battles, and some that combine several of those aspects. Is it faction based? No, never has been never will be,

Certain classes can use archery in combat. The use of archery is limited to players within those classes and only pre-approved archery weapons and ammunition may be used. Players may never target the head or face with arrows or thrown weapons, even if the target player is wearing a helmet. All players that use projectiles are required to pick them up after each encounter or quest. Bows and crossbows should avoid being hit by opponents and should never be used as melee weapons

And! current XP and RP totals! We have worked a long time on this. Special thanks for Robbie (Volstag), Jana (Aryellas) and Jenny Story. This is a google doc, so you may need a google account. There may be loading issues on your mobile device, if so please load the google docs app, but it works better on a desktop or laptop. Link to Dawn Lands character creator. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dPMc9xyX-WTE86Wq0hVw4uWK4fuTCPweyL__KlIJOV4/edit?usp=sharing Operation The

Armor Armor works as “Damage Reduction” this is known as ARMOR PROTECTION RATING (or APR for short) . It does not add to hit points but instead takes away damage from attacks. For example, if you are wearing Level 2 armor (which negates 2 points of damage) and are hit for 4 points of damage the resulting damage you take is now a loss of two Hit Points . There are three levels of armor, each provides a higher level of “Damage Reduction”. Player Fred is struck for 4 points