At 1pm on Saturday, I'm going to be doing what amounts to a sneak peek of the current state of Querki, leading up to the Alpha release later in August. Querki was, of course, originally designed for LARP writing -- I wrote the original prototype for my own LARP work ten years or so ago -- and it's still a very good tool for the purpose. My original theory was that I would come to NELCO with a pre-canned LARP-writing schema to show off, but I realized that that's silly: the whole point of Querki is to make it easy to build this stuff. So my current plan is to instead do it as a hands-on workshop -- I'm going to build a LARP-writing Space during the seminar, taking direction from the audience, and answering questions about what Querki does and does not (yet) do.
Later in the afternoon, Nat and I will be doing a compare-and-contrast between Querki and
I know that it's only a week after Pennsic, so a lot of folks will still be decompressing. But if you're into the art and science of LARP, I recommend checking NELCO out. And if you're curious about this stuff I've been talking about for the past year, come check out the Querki panel...
