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LARP Trek - boldly larping where no crew has LARPed before
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Genre: Sci-Fi
Date Added: 13 October 2013
Last Update: 13 October 2013
URL: larptrek.com/
Current Comic Ranking: 11469/26237
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Synopsis:
LARP - Live Action Role Play
Start Trek characters playing Star Trek players.
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LARP Trek started as a jokey conversation at a Metafilter meetup about a year ago; sitting around a fire, a few drinks in me, I pitched the idea that Deep Space Nine wasn’t a real thing that happened in the Star Trek universe, but was in fact a role-playing game that the crew of Next Generation played when they were on one boring milk run or another in between the exciting stuff that we got to see during the weekly episodes. All of the character pairings I proposed (Picard as Sisko, Dr. Crusher as Dax, Riker as Dr. Bashir, Troi as Quark, etc.) were just vehicles for commentary on the Enterprise crew’s psychological foibles and insecurities and delusions of grandeur; DS9 was a soap opera because the people playing it were straight-laced Starfleet bridge officers letting their hair down.
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Current synopsis by: skythorn
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| One of the funniest and most original strips I have read in a great while. If you know Star Trek: TNG, and ST:DS9, you will love Larp Trek! |
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