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For questions primarily about weapons, equipment usable by characters to cause damage to other characters or creatures.
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What is the most widely used safety standard for larp weapons?
The important thing in both systems is that all weapons must be checked by specialist staff before they are used and that no weapons that have not passed check should be in the game area. … have another round of weapons check on the way into a battlefield. …
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Is expanding foam a suitable material for LARP weapon construction?
You may need to use softer foam for anything that is likely to be too risky with the denser foam types - tips on stabbing weapons, for example. … If you work with those materials and you make sure that you're aware of the safe distances between the core and the edge of the weapon, you should pass weapons check at most reputable systems, but until …