"As someone who uses a walking stick to help with mobility, and suffers from fatigue and mental health issues, I would never have thought a 24 hour survival horror battle-royale LARP would be for me. But I wanted to try anyway, mainly because I loved the Hunger Games setting, and knew some others who were going. I’m so glad I did. Not once have I felt excluded from anything because of my disabilities. I was able to get stuck in with the game world, and felt supported the entire time. The system has some very clear safety calls and Out Of Character check-ins, so I knew I was in good hands if I needed to take a break for either mental or physical health. You don’t have to be a fitness freak to have a good time - running doesn’t necessarily mean survival, and you can always choose to hide instead of fight. There are plenty of different play styles, and the game team are exceedingly accommodating with anything you need for accessibility reasons. And, without spoiling too much, even if your character dies, there’s still plenty of ways to get involved in the game without feeling like you’re losing out. Now, I won’t sugar coat everything - if you’re a wheelchair user, it may not be the game for you, simply because of site terrain - however, I imagine crewing it as a Non-Player Character might be possible! I will also admit, I do have to spend some time off after the game to recover - but that’s mostly because I push myself a little further than I should (my own fault), as to me it’s worth putting in a bit of extra energy to create wonderful roleplay moments that have stayed with me, and are probably going to for the rest of my life. That said, the game team are very good at reminding people to self-care, their mental and physical first aiders are amazing, and there’s no judgement if you need to take some time for yourself out of play to decompress after any intense roleplay. The Tithing has become one of my favourite LARP systems. It’s so immersive, inclusive, cathartic and outright fun!"