6-12 players, no more than 2 hours
“All of you here today were once members of a religious sect called “The Liberated”, located in Boston. It was a Christianity-based movement led by a man called Timothy Barke. (Always “Timothy”, never “Tim”.) He was about 35 years old and single. Tall, dark, handsome and incredibly charismatic. The Lord Christ spoke directly to him, and he in turn passed the message forward to those who deserved it, the only ones who would be saved. You.
The movement died in winter, 2002, when Timothy slipped on a hillside while jogging and broke his neck. No one from his closest (“inner”) circle was able to take control of the sect, and all members eventually went their own way. With no more money coming from cult members, and no one knowing what exactly happened to what had been donated to the movement, the house’s lease soon expired as well.
Now, five years later, M_______ has summoned all of you together again, to talk about what actually happened. About what made you stay in the sect in the first place, and about what Timothy really may have wanted out of all of you.”
J. Tuomas’s note: To my knowledge [this larp] has seen at least 23 runs around the world. Not a game for everyone, and I don’t recommend running it in a room with a table – it benefits from player mobility.
Lizzie’s note: This larp has some secrecy–don’t read the full script unless you are facilitating!