Interregnum is a Live Action Role Playing Game. In case you’ve never heard of Roleplaying Games before, in short, it’s a bit like one of those murder mystery parties that people sometimes host, only rather more freeform, with an ongoing narrative, and the world and characters tend to be rather less like our own. For more, we’d suggest reading Wikipedia’s article on the subject – it goes into the subject in rather more depth than we have space to do here.

In Interregnum, the players take on the roles of Vampires who are part of an ancient conspiracy that has ruled the world for time out of mind – as the game begins, these Vampires find that they’re been given a very unusual opportunity, the like of which hasn’t occured in centuries. But, of course, this opportunity is not without a number of attendant risks…

When Is It?

It runs on the second Sunday in the month, in a central London location. The first game will take place on Sunday the 13th of July from 7pm, in the function room of The Blue Posts pub on Newman Street, off Oxford Street.

Can I Play?

Absolutely. We’d love to have you. We don’t care if you’ve never played in a Vampire LARP, or any kind of LARP before. We’re friendly, welcoming, and will do everything we can to help you join in. (And if you’ve played in hundreds of Vampire LARPs before, well, we’d love to have you, too.)

How Do I Join In?

Well, to start with, we’d suggest that you read the various bits of our guide for new players.

People who’ve never played Vampire before, well, we’ve written all that to help you get a handle on the game, but please, don’t panic if you’ve read it all three times, and it still sounds like Ancient Greek as translated by a Martian. You aren’t expected to memorise all of it. This is not a test.

Drop the refs a line, and we’ll be happy to talk stuff through with you at any time. And if all else fails, then simplest option for new players is to just turn up early to a game. Our game starts at 7pm, but there will be refs on hand from 5pm to help people get things sorted out. We like to meet new people.