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arisiaIt's Fall! And that means that all of the First-rate LARPs planned for Intercon F are getting closer. Intercon F, the ninth annual New England Intercon--the all-genre, all-LARP convention--is a Full weekend of Fabulous live-action role playing events. The Festivities happen on March 3-5, 2006, in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. That may sound Far away, but it's not too soon to tell your Friends and get ready for the Fun. You can find all the details about Intercon F on our website http://www.intercon-f.org.
In addition to a great schedule of LARPs, you'll get Filling Fare at our Con Suite, which has plenty of room to eat, relax and hang out between LARPs; the Saturday night dance party that goes well into the wee hours; our Famous closing raffle with its eclectic mix of prizes; and, most importantly, the chance to meet with a couple of hundred other LARPers and learn about other great LARPs and LARP conventions.
Registration is only $30 but it will be going up on October 12. And, not too long after that, we'll be opening up our LARP schedule so that, if you're registered, you can sign up for some of the many Fine LARPs at Intercon F, including:
- "Across the Sea of Stars" by Lynn Anslow, Jeff Diewald, Susan Giusto, Tim Lasko and Barry Tannenbaum
- "A Tale of Time Travel" by Eddy Karat
- "Boorworms Academy of Magic: Governors Election" by Linda Poore and Cheryl Costa
- "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" by Steve Hatherley and Tony Mitton
- "Crashed" by Cathy Raymond
- "Evermore: Fairy Tales from the Dark Side" by Chad Brinkley and Marc Blumberg
- "The Final Voyage of the Mary Celeste - Two" by Mac and Kelly MacDougal
- "The Greater Trumps" by Ken Brown, Hugh Eckert and Dave Singer
- "The Green Planet" by Anna Bradley
- "Grimmer Tales: Arabian Nights" by Will Wagner
- "High Crimes and Misdemeanors" by Gordon Olmstead-Dean
- "It Happened This Way" by Shaughn Bryant, Greg Pettigrew and Nuance Shaffer
- "Lord of the Two Lands" by Moira Parham and Suzanne Wayner
- "Lorenzo's Blessing" by Tony Mitton
- "Moving Van" by Jim and Kelly MacDougal
- "The Nightmare Before St. Patrick's Day" by Mike Young
- "Operation: Red Door" by Cathy Raymond
- "Port Hidalgo" by Philip Kelley, Sean Rhoades, Marc Blumberg and Drew Novick
- "The Pushcart War" by Tom Russell and Uncle Don Ross
- "10 Bad LARPs in 100 Bad Minutes" by Nat Budin, Susan Weiner, Greer Hauptman, and several anonymous contributors
- "'Tis No Deceit To Deceive the Deceiver" by Kreg Segall and Eric Wirtanen
- "Welcome to Scearbridge University" by John D'Agosta and Susan Weiner
- "Wizards" by John Kammer and Adrienne Amerman
- "Wonderland 2.0" by Andy Kirschbaum
- “Intercon Z” by Alex Bradley, Gordon Olmstead-Dean, Don Ross, Alex Newman, Mark Waks, Shaughn Bryant, Janet Brennan, Andy Kirschbaum, maybe more
- “A Question of Faith” by Steve Martin
- “Crisis at Castle Candy” by Beth Baniszewski, Denis Perepelitsa and Kimberly Beder
Even with these two dozen excellent LARPs already planned for Intercon F, we're still looking for more great games. Intercon F's theme, "Tales of the Fantastic", describes the wide range of genres and styles of LARP that LARPers have come to expect from an Intercon convention. So, if you have a Fantastic LARP that's Fresh and Freaky, Fun and Fanciful, or even Fluffy yet Frightening, please go to our bid form and consider bidding it for Intercon F!
And if you're willing and able to help out with making the convention happen, the Intercon F Operations Crew needs you. The Ops team takes care of the many details that keeps the convention going. Whether it's handing out registration packets, setting up for the raffle, helping players find games, or any of the dozens of other things that come up, Ops needs volunteers to make it happen. You can sign up for Ops slots when you sign up for LARPs--it's easy!
You can find out much more about the LARPs, bidding a game or the convention itself at the Intercon F website. Intercon F is brought to you by New England Interactive Literature. The Intercon name is licensed from the Live Action Roleplayers Association (http://www.larpaweb.net), from whom you can find out about other LARPs and LARP conventions. Go check them out, too!
In addition to a great schedule of LARPs, you'll get Filling Fare at our Con Suite, which has plenty of room to eat, relax and hang out between LARPs; the Saturday night dance party that goes well into the wee hours; our Famous closing raffle with its eclectic mix of prizes; and, most importantly, the chance to meet with a couple of hundred other LARPers and learn about other great LARPs and LARP conventions.
Registration is only $30 but it will be going up on October 12. And, not too long after that, we'll be opening up our LARP schedule so that, if you're registered, you can sign up for some of the many Fine LARPs at Intercon F, including:
- "Across the Sea of Stars" by Lynn Anslow, Jeff Diewald, Susan Giusto, Tim Lasko and Barry Tannenbaum
- "A Tale of Time Travel" by Eddy Karat
- "Boorworms Academy of Magic: Governors Election" by Linda Poore and Cheryl Costa
- "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" by Steve Hatherley and Tony Mitton
- "Crashed" by Cathy Raymond
- "Evermore: Fairy Tales from the Dark Side" by Chad Brinkley and Marc Blumberg
- "The Final Voyage of the Mary Celeste - Two" by Mac and Kelly MacDougal
- "The Greater Trumps" by Ken Brown, Hugh Eckert and Dave Singer
- "The Green Planet" by Anna Bradley
- "Grimmer Tales: Arabian Nights" by Will Wagner
- "High Crimes and Misdemeanors" by Gordon Olmstead-Dean
- "It Happened This Way" by Shaughn Bryant, Greg Pettigrew and Nuance Shaffer
- "Lord of the Two Lands" by Moira Parham and Suzanne Wayner
- "Lorenzo's Blessing" by Tony Mitton
- "Moving Van" by Jim and Kelly MacDougal
- "The Nightmare Before St. Patrick's Day" by Mike Young
- "Operation: Red Door" by Cathy Raymond
- "Port Hidalgo" by Philip Kelley, Sean Rhoades, Marc Blumberg and Drew Novick
- "The Pushcart War" by Tom Russell and Uncle Don Ross
- "10 Bad LARPs in 100 Bad Minutes" by Nat Budin, Susan Weiner, Greer Hauptman, and several anonymous contributors
- "'Tis No Deceit To Deceive the Deceiver" by Kreg Segall and Eric Wirtanen
- "Welcome to Scearbridge University" by John D'Agosta and Susan Weiner
- "Wizards" by John Kammer and Adrienne Amerman
- "Wonderland 2.0" by Andy Kirschbaum
- “Intercon Z” by Alex Bradley, Gordon Olmstead-Dean, Don Ross, Alex Newman, Mark Waks, Shaughn Bryant, Janet Brennan, Andy Kirschbaum, maybe more
- “A Question of Faith” by Steve Martin
- “Crisis at Castle Candy” by Beth Baniszewski, Denis Perepelitsa and Kimberly Beder
Even with these two dozen excellent LARPs already planned for Intercon F, we're still looking for more great games. Intercon F's theme, "Tales of the Fantastic", describes the wide range of genres and styles of LARP that LARPers have come to expect from an Intercon convention. So, if you have a Fantastic LARP that's Fresh and Freaky, Fun and Fanciful, or even Fluffy yet Frightening, please go to our bid form and consider bidding it for Intercon F!
And if you're willing and able to help out with making the convention happen, the Intercon F Operations Crew needs you. The Ops team takes care of the many details that keeps the convention going. Whether it's handing out registration packets, setting up for the raffle, helping players find games, or any of the dozens of other things that come up, Ops needs volunteers to make it happen. You can sign up for Ops slots when you sign up for LARPs--it's easy!
You can find out much more about the LARPs, bidding a game or the convention itself at the Intercon F website. Intercon F is brought to you by New England Interactive Literature. The Intercon name is licensed from the Live Action Roleplayers Association (http://www.larpaweb.net), from whom you can find out about other LARPs and LARP conventions. Go check them out, too!
