Hello everyone!

   It has been some time since I last posted. I wanted to let you all know that everything is going well here and I have started running Larp Alliance inc. events. We have monthly meetups and weekly fighter practices. If you live in the Area, feel free to look us up on meetup.com at www.meetup.com/LARP-Alliance-Atlanta or join our Facebook group at www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/group.php?g...

   I look forward to hearing from you all and seeing you out there. ^_^

    Hello everyone! I have been in Georgia for a month and a toss of days now and been looking forward to Avegost Larp. It is a monthly larp that boasts some of the best roleplaying in the area. Most of the players operate on the principle that "Rules are guidelines to encourage  plot progression and character growth." As opposed to the all to common misconception that rules are meant to make your character more powerful. I have seen many of the photos of the events they have held and heard what players have had to say and it sounds promising. Plus it offers perhaps the cheapest game in GA at a mere 35 dollars for a weekend event with full access facilities (Cabins, showers, and restrooms)!

  After going through the character creation process, I have to say that I haven't seen so much available content or world information. The "Knowne world" of Aveogst is huge and the countries are unique and have in-depth literature to investigate to help flesh out your character well. I was shocked at how well developed the information for the politcal and religious arena were. Every detail has been seen to, even the in-game date is interesting. I was asked to create a character that I wanted to play*before* I looked at the abilities and skills. So I decided to try something new and go with a non-combatant character and created a smith. After I read up on current events in the world, ( and it was quite the read! ) I decided on where my concept fit in to the world. Then it was off to flesh out my background based on the information provided. normally I have trouble finding enough content to fill two pages for a background. With Avegost, I was able to hit 5 pages easy and then decided to stop before I got carried away with it, though I doubt the staff would have minded. So with my character's background all fleshed out I headed to pick out skills.

  Avegost had a plethora of skills to choose from and their elemental affinities make for individualized characters as well as stick to in-game archetypes. I focused on making my smith just that. There were many merits and abilities designed with the craft-driven player in mind. It was almost refreshing to be stepping away from the fighting style. I found that there are many skills that provide synergy while preventing someone from min-maxing too much ( though there is one or two players that have as there is "that guy" in every game. ) With skills in hand, I sent my character off to the plot so that they could review it and let me know any important information the character may know.

  And with that I await the game anxiously in the end of February. It will be my first event and shall not be my last if the game is half as good as it has been promoted to me. For all of you folks who live in Georgia, come on out and try the game out. We all have our games that we will always like, but remember that diversity not only engages you as a person, it helps out the community at large! So all of you NERO and SOLAR folks come on out and enjoy a game that is a break away from the norm. Come out and enjoy the engaging world of AVEGOST.

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