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Posted Thursday, May 01, 2008 10:11 PM
Heroic Knight

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I learned campsite cookery - or at least put into practice the theory I already knew.

I learned how to make my husband look like stone (once, I did it really well - other times, he just gets flat grey. It takes ages to do fully...)

I learned how to fight for LRP. I already knew self defence really well - I unlearned a lot of that for safety reasons.

I learned just how bad my night vision is...

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Reality - Rebecca Willatts
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Posted Saturday, May 03, 2008 2:25 AM


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I started to learn Romanian for a Vampire LRP, and then found out they speak Hungarian in Transsylvania (Western Romania), so I couldn`t be bothered to continue. I did learn how to make 'latex' weaponry. Apart from that I picked up a thing or two about sizing people up and bluffing my way out of a scheduled quest, and my farthest advancements are on moving about in the dark. The majority of hard skills I use in LRP I already possessed, or were developed seperately, like the camping, the sewing, and the fighting.

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- mostly crewing at the moment
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Posted Saturday, May 03, 2008 9:18 AM
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Sewing, embroidery, making chainmail, all that sort of stuff. Plus the basics of swordfighting, fencing, stealth and not being seen. I also probably wouldn't have taken up archery if I wasnt' a larper.

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Posted Saturday, May 03, 2008 10:48 AM


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The gentle art of shoplifting- although I've had no cause to use it in real life :-)

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Posted Saturday, May 03, 2008 11:10 AM
Heroic Knight

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How to put up a tent in bad weather.
Basic forensics.
How an autopsy is done and other gruesome things you wouldn't want to tell your mum around the dinner table.
Various swearwords in alien languages (Ga'ould mostly)
How to make scabbards and dagger sheaths.
Basic leatherworking skills.
More confidence in dealing with people.
Currently learning to drive so I can get to events easier.
How to get Wroxton mud out of clothes.

I am co-running my first event so am bound to learn alot more besides.

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Posted Saturday, May 03, 2008 7:42 PM


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basic leatherworking, making latex weapons, combat awareness and generally which end of the sword to hold, that wearing metal armour in the hot sun is a nightmare, a bit of juggling, improved fire-starting, rules-rewriting and game balancing, falling over in a dramatic fashion without hurting myself and not landing in a nettle patch (most of the time), grappling, that grappling in a nettle patch is a really bad idea, basic wemic-herding, not accepting things at face value and questioning...

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Posted Sunday, May 04, 2008 8:22 PM
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As a player I have learned how to be over-estimated, how to be under-estimated and advanced alcohol-management.
As a ref . . . going to learn advanced anger-management any day, honest . . . Also, more about team-work than I ever expected.




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Shadovald: Shih Chin
Vampire: a bored and pissed-off NPC
RL: Jo
Post #58786
Posted Monday, May 05, 2008 12:25 AM
Heroic Knight

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First-aid, how to mostly deal with sleep deprivation, make-up, body language, improving on tact and diplomacy and presentation (making a speech at work may be scary, but at least my co-workers ain't armed), inebriated night-time tent erection, spotting when people are about to make mistakes I've made/seen other make in the past and talking them out of it (at least OOC mistakes that might e.g. lead to hypothermia, IC mistakes are there to profit from.), a use for agricultural facts (all those summer holidays on farms and in museums had a point after all), firestarting, understanding why historical fashions existed (sleeping in shifts is practical/make-up = sunscreen), increasing knowledge of UK geography/train routes/how to deal with taxi drivers who don't know how to read a map/how to deal with train staff at the 'information' desk who laugh in your face when asked how to get back to mainline station X, basic sewing, how weird and wonderful are the props you can pick up from charity shops. And spotting the usual personalities, so not getting a shock when GM/Ref X falls out with GM/Ref Z.
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Posted Tuesday, May 06, 2008 4:18 PM


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To be tolerant of other people's weird hobbies...

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