LARP, or Live Action Role-Playing, is a form of interactive storytelling where participants physically act out their characters' actions in a fictional setting. Players often dress in costumes and use props to enhance their experience, immersing themselves in a narrative that can range from fantasy to historical themes. The gameplay typically involves a combination of improvisation, collaboration, and conflict resolution. In a LARP event, players may take on various roles, such as knights, wizards, or even historical figures, and engage in quests or battles. The rules can vary widely, but the focus is on creativity and social interaction, making it a unique blend of theater and gaming. Many LARP communities also emphasize inclusivity and teamwork, fostering friendships among participants.