Asking For Help

One thing that crops up on a lot of hobbies, not just larp, is the fact that people don't like to ask for help.

We've all been there, sat at the edge of our new favourite pastime, biting our tongue only to regret it later on. Asking your first question of the Refs can be a very nervous thing, it means you're having to question them. Them, the folks that wrote and run the system…

Thankfully the Camarilla Invictus Ref Team are really approachable, one of them is a player herself so is always around during a game if you need to discretely double check a rule or how something works.

The other Ref bounces around the room, listening to a half dozen conversations, taking pictures and making notes about twenty other players all at once, but he'll always and we really mean always take time out to answer a question, regardless of how unsure you are, how vague it is, how rules crunchy it is. Anything!

Seriously, he's gone from 7pm through until 3am in the past speaking with just one player in the past to help them get to grips with a few rules before having a couple hours sleep, going to work and spending most of the day answering experienced players questions, coming home and helping to sooth the nerves of some one having a panic attack about the up coming game.

CI Refs will always take time to answer anything. Drop them a message via facebook and they'll answer you as quickly as they're able to.