Code of Conduct

We as organisers of this game will represent and enforce a certain set of rules in order to ensure the safety of everyone involved. We ask you to read it carefully before signing up for the LARP. Please bear in mind that if you're looking for holes in these rules, you're probably already breaking them. ;)

As organisers, we retain the right to refuse service to anyone without the necessity to give a reason. We are a non-profit team that is doing this on our own time - and as such, we will refuse participation if we deem it necessary for the safety of our participants and the event. Our refusal, in such a case, will be communicated before any payment.

We retain the right to send out a list of all planned participants via email to each participant displaying everyone's full name. This is to ensure player safety.

We retain the right to remove participants from our event at any time without a refund of their ticket should the respective participant do any of the following:

Compromise the emotional or physical safety of other participants at the event, themselves, or the location of the event.
Act against our Code of Conduct or the policies of the event in question.
Refuse to follow crew instructions.

Break local law.

All participants must be 18 years or older.

By signing up for our event, all participants agree that their picture may be taken by the event's photographers. These pictures may be used by the photographers and the event organisers, both privately and for marketing purposes.

At our events, we do not tolerate any form of discrimination, may it be due to sexuality, appearance, heritage, gender, ability, or anything the like. We take a firm stand against related behaviour. Any reports in that direction will be taken seriously and followed upon. We actively work towards an inclusive environment that encourages minority-driven content and participation.

Alcohol will be available and allowed at our event outside of playing times. It is explicitly not allowed during the game or workshops as we expect our participants to play sober to ensure play safety. At times where alcohol is allowed, we will retain the right to remove participants from the common areas if they are too drunk to be safe to be around. They'll be confined to their room or a safe space until they are sober. We will also impose an alcohol ban on them for the rest of the event. Drink responsibly and stop before you lose control.

We enforce a strict policy of enthusiastic consent, especially but not only for physically intimate interactions. When interacting with the people around you, we ask that you make sure they actively want to be involved in whatever you're doing, rather than trying to persuade them into joining. A no will always be a no and never a maybe. Respect people's boundaries and preferences and do not question them.

Speaking of boundaries, we like to stress that not only other's boundaries are to be heard and respected - but also your own. Make sure you are comfortable with what is happening and take responsibility for making that happen. Know yourself enough and be critical with your limits to know whether this event or a particular scene is for you or not. It is always ok to draw a line and leave and we ask that you do so if necessary.

We will provide a safe room for all participants that will be strictly off-game where you can come and take a breather. There will also be someone to talk to if you need to vent - we do not, however, offer professional psychological help, only friendly advice and someone to listen. If you want to talk to someone specific from the team on location, please communicate it and we will try to make it happen.

Everyone involved in our event is a human being with limits, feelings and needs. This includes organisers and crew as well as participants - we like everyone to bear in mind that organising and running a LARP is a project that requires a lot of labour and personal involvement and even we might at times hit our limits with that. We ask you to respect it when we communicate that and treat us with the same care that you would treat another participant with.

At our event, you will meet people of different cultures, experiences and brain wirings - this might lead to conflicts or misunderstandings. Please remember that as a rule, the others are not ill-meaning. We like our participants to always assume the best reasoning behind someone's actions they could possibly imagine. Communicate openly, rather than assuming the worst and backtalking. Be kind and generous with each other and find someone to mediate if necessary.