LARP PROMPT: How do you ask for help?

Let's talk about ROLEPLAY and IMMERSION at LARP! How do we make it happen? In my experience, it's all about the details. All the preparatory character development, in their culture, beliefs, and personalities!

Introducing the first question of my ⭐Character Development⭐ Shorts Series! These will simply be quick ideas for you to consider-- in character!! Prompts for you to answer: How would your character react?

Fun fact: these situations are going to be inspired by actual LARP happenings. Ukzwe Nikhujo has recently needed to ask for a *lot* of help with a *very* personal goal (regarding righting the wrongs of the spirits of her dead family and their forsaken funeral rites). It's amazing that other people tolerate how abrasive she is. 😅 (Though I have been told - some people even consider it amusing? Lol. At least we know this - Drama makes story!)

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As a Chesonza (hybrid Cheshire and Onza) cat I am unique, even among other cats, and so self sufficient life is a must. I am highly adverse to the idea of needing or accepting "help". This is compounded by my position as an elder/high ranking member among my unit that is usually one of the members that others go to for help/advice. I have actually gone as far as attacking people that tried to "help" without an invitation. Imagine the ally cat that's willing to eat the food but will lash out if you get too close.

[marksimino]

Found that out the hard way when my Dwarf offered to help you! Had to chuckle afterwards because I figured we have traded off assistance many times already.

[ravensis]

Alyssa generally only accepts help from those she knows well and trusts, as she refuses to be in anyone's pocket. Generally, she won't ask for help with most things, but when she does, it's usually through crying! She asks for a lot of emotional support that way. On the field, I'll ask for what specifically is needed, but it's usually just asking for the big bad's weakness.