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It is stories that create community, and it is stories that allow us to learn, to empathize, and to build bridges between ourselves. Stories are human contact regardless of distance or time. It fulfills me to create stories with you.

Chantelle is a mom, corporate drone, mistake maker, and longtime larp player, writer, and runner.

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Kevin is a VR/AR and Mobile developer and tabletop game designer with a deep love for alternate apocalyptic settings, online community cultivation and games that let you build. He has been playing and running RPGs since middle school… and eventually figured out how to follow the rules and create a coherent plot. He enjoys recontextualizing existing settings and playing with the bits of story that can be found in between the lines.

Jono has been larping in the PNW for about 8 years. His favorite stories involve political shenanigans and/or faeries. Bribes of meat, cheese, and tequila will be accepted, but will not be rewarded with the desired result.

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Virginia is a costumer, photographer, and feral forest creature. They have been role playing since childhood, and have a deep love for medieval history, the cyberpunk genre, fae lore, and insisting that elf ears make everything look cooler. They currently work for a tabletop gaming company and freelance as a photographer on the side. You can see their work at virginiajordanphotography.com

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David is a long time larper, storyteller, crafter, gamer, cook, and general mischief maker. Having played in and worked for many of the local area larps for the past <cough, cough> years, he brings a unique vision, wealth of experience, grand sense of humor, and long luscious hair to the team. A wild forest spirit at heart, he leans into the more mystical side of fantasy worlds, and likes to tell stories that delight, amuse and inspire thought. Always interested to meet new friends, discuss larp theory, or discuss new ways to make things glow in the dark.

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Nicole is a writer, creator and professional sand castle destroyer. As a third generation gamer, she has been roleplaying since her hands were large enough to roll dice and has been storytelling for almost as long. She enjoys reading, playing with her dogs, cooking and making players question their life choices.