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* {{Troll}}: Troi, especially to Riker.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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* CasanovaWannabe: Riker's romantic streak is taken UpToEleven.up to eleven.
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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/larp_trek.jpg]]
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Sadly, the archives were taken down after an attack on the site. However, it can be read in its entirety (such as it is) on [[https://web.archive.org/web/20160706183755/http://larptrek.com/larptrek/1/ The Wayback Machine]].
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Written by Josh Millard, ''Larp Trek'' is a CampaignComic with a twist. Whereas most campaign comics feature ostensibly real-world characters playing as the characters of a fictional universe, this comic features ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' characters playing as ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' characters.
It's Season Three, when the holodeck breaks down completely. Seeking an alternate source of entertainment, Geordi hits upon the idea of trying out this ancient Earth custom called a "role-playing game". The webcomic can be found [[http://larptrek.com/ here]].
It's Season Three, when the holodeck breaks down completely. Seeking an alternate source of entertainment, Geordi hits upon the idea of trying out this ancient Earth custom called a "role-playing game". The webcomic can be found [[http://larptrek.com/ here]].
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Written by Josh Millard, ''Larp Trek'' ''[[http://larptrek.com/ Larp Trek]]'' is a CampaignComic with a twist. Whereas most campaign comics feature ostensibly real-world characters playing as the characters of a fictional universe, this comic features ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' characters playing as ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' characters.
It's Season Three, when the holodeck breaks down completely. Seeking an alternate source of entertainment, Geordi hits upon the idea of trying out this ancient Earth custom called a "role-playinggame". The webcomic can be found [[http://larptrek.com/ here]].
game".
It's Season Three, when the holodeck breaks down completely. Seeking an alternate source of entertainment, Geordi hits upon the idea of trying out this ancient Earth custom called a "role-playing
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* ExpospeakGag: Data says "fracture the quaternary membrane" instead of "break the fourth wall."
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* ExpospeakGag: Data says "fracture Data. A lot.
** "Fracture the quaternary membrane" instead of "break the fourthwall."wall".
** Discussed in comic #17:
-->'''Data''': I will return, as the saying goes, to the ol' visual representation work surface.
-->'''Geordi''': Visu- oh. Drawing board. Seriously you gotta stop intentionally mangling cliches, man. Everybody's pretty tired of it at this point.
-->'''Data''': Well, perhaps everybody should endeavor to create an oral vacuum around my external genitalia.
** "Fracture the quaternary membrane" instead of "break the fourth
** Discussed in comic #17:
-->'''Data''': I will return, as the saying goes, to the ol' visual representation work surface.
-->'''Geordi''': Visu- oh. Drawing board. Seriously you gotta stop intentionally mangling cliches, man. Everybody's pretty tired of it at this point.
-->'''Data''': Well, perhaps everybody should endeavor to create an oral vacuum around my external genitalia.
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* SnarkToSnarkCombat: Sisko and Dukat, as well as many members of the Enterprise.
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* AIIsACrapshoot: Mentioned [[http://larptrek.com/larptrek/81-my-dinner-with-android/ here.]] Apparently, Data doesn't handle paradoxical thinking very well.
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* OffTheRails: All. The. Time. Geordi, having no experience GMing at all, is constantly having to deal with the most random things the crew comes up with:
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* OffTheRails: All. The. Time. Geordi, having no experience GMing [=GMing=] at all, is constantly having to deal with the most random things the crew comes up with:
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* Lwaxana Troi also joined and is playing herself.
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* ShownTheirWork: Ghargh rachwl is the actual Klignon for "worm nurse" (though 'Ghargh' means 'worm' in the sense of a 'serpent').
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* ShownTheirWork: Ghargh rachwl is the actual Klignon Klingon for "worm nurse" (though 'Ghargh' means 'worm' in the sense of a 'serpent').
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* PassThePopcorn: Riker, while Troi and her mother argue.
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Written by JoshMillard, Josh Millard, ''Larp Trek'' is a CampaignComic with a twist. Whereas most campaign comics feature ostensibly real-world characters playing as the characters of a fictional universe, this comic features ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' characters playing as ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' characters.
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* Lieutenant Barclay joined much later and took over playing Nog.
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->''DAMMIT JOSH. I REFUSE TO HAVE FEELINGS OVER THE NON-CANONICAL ACTIONS OF PARODIED VERSIONS OF FICTIONAL CHARACTERS *desperate sobbing*''
-->-- From the comment thread for [[http://larptrek.com/larptrek/181-wesley-wills-us/ strip 181]]. ItMakesSenseInContext.
-->-- From the comment thread for [[http://larptrek.com/larptrek/181-wesley-wills-us/ strip 181]]. ItMakesSenseInContext.
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* ShrinkingViolet: Lieutenant Barclay. True to form with his first character, who ends up being half created for him, [[TheVoiceless Morn]].
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* ThereAreNoGirlsOnTheInternet: When Reggie sees Troi at his first gaming session, he assumes Geordi got a portable Holodeck working.
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* ManipulativeBastard: Troi. This is even discussed by the author who believes that the empathic counselor got this way from having to sit on the bridge for 8 hour shifts with little or nothing to do. She encouraged Worf to develop the spy background for his Cardassian tailor character and use it to screw with Riker. A lot of her plots are about screwing with Riker.
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* TheRoleplayer: Counselor Troi but also especially Data.
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* TheRoleplayer: Counselor Troi but also especially Data. Picard fits the more negative self involved 'drama student' version of this player type.
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* ItsAllAboutMe: The reclusive Picard would really rather be playing this game by himself and gets annoyed when his moments of in character InnerMonologue and talking to himself via playing both Sisko and Picard are interrupted.
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* ItsAllAboutMe: The reclusive Picard would really rather be playing this game by himself and gets annoyed when his moments of in character InnerMonologue and talking to himself via playing both Sisko and Picard are interrupted. Rather than develop relationships with the other players, he created an NPC son for him to interact with and has roleplayed with the fictional version of himself.
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* ShownTheirWork: Ghargh rachwl is the actual Klignon for "worm nurse" (though 'Ghargh' means 'worm' in the sense of a 'serpent').
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* ItsAllAboutMe: The private Picard would really rather be playing this game by himself and gets annoyed when his moments of in character InnerMonologue and talking to himself via playing both Sisko and Picard are interrupted.
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* ItsAllAboutMe: The private reclusive Picard would really rather be playing this game by himself and gets annoyed when his moments of in character InnerMonologue and talking to himself via playing both Sisko and Picard are interrupted.
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* ItsAllAboutMe: The private Picard would really rather be playing this game by himself and gets annoyed when his moments of in character InnerMonologue and talking to himself via playing both Sisko and Picard are interrupted.
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* AuthorInsert: In #177.
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* AuthorInsert: AuthorAvatar: In #177.
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''Larp Trek'' is a CampaignComic with a twist. Whereas most campaign comics feature ostensibly real-world characters playing as the characters of a fictional universe, this comic features ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' characters playing as ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' characters.
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Written by JoshMillard, ''Larp Trek'' is a CampaignComic with a twist. Whereas most campaign comics feature ostensibly real-world characters playing as the characters of a fictional universe, this comic features ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' characters playing as ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' characters.
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** Even when Josh inserts himself into the strip, he has no more success keeping the characters on track than Geordi did.
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* OffTheRails: At the start of the second game session, before Geordi can even open his mouth, Picard and Wesley get a murder mystery going.
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* OffTheRails: All. The. Time. Geordi, having no experience GMing at all, is constantly having to deal with the most random things the crew comes up with:
** At the start of the second game session, before Geordi can even open his mouth, Picard and Wesley get a murder mysterygoing.going without him.
** At the start of the second game session, before Geordi can even open his mouth, Picard and Wesley get a murder mystery
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** Near the end of the second game session, Geordi has to hastily improvise reasons Riker can't export immortality throughout the universe - and accidentally ends up destroying his own intended plotline.
** At the beginning of the third game session, Geordi barely gets one sentence out of his mouth before the crew start bickering over nothing and end up planning the economic feasibility of a Klingon restaurant.
** At the beginning of the third game session, Geordi barely gets one sentence out of his mouth before the crew start bickering over nothing and end up planning the economic feasibility of a Klingon restaurant.
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* MemeticMutation: "Planet would explode", in-universe.
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* MythologyGag: Because O'Brien, Keiko, and Worf are characters in both TV shows, Keiko and O'Brien are playing each other.
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* MythologyGag: Because O'Brien, Keiko, O'Brien and Worf Keiko are characters in both TV shows, Keiko and O'Brien are playing each other.other.
** This also provides a bit of misdirection, as Worf initially refuses to take part in the game. Most readers assumed he would only join when he could play himself, but he ends up playing Garak.
** This also provides a bit of misdirection, as Worf initially refuses to take part in the game. Most readers assumed he would only join when he could play himself, but he ends up playing Garak.
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* ButHeSoundsHandsome: Wesley-as-Odo talks about how clever Wesley-as-Jake is.
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* ButHeSoundsHandsome: ButHeSoundsHandsome:
** Wesley-as-Odo talks about how clever Wesley-as-Jakeis.is.
** O'Brien-as-Keiko refers to his/her "handsome, brilliant, virile husband Miles."
** Wesley-as-Odo talks about how clever Wesley-as-Jake
** O'Brien-as-Keiko refers to his/her "handsome, brilliant, virile husband Miles."
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who knows how/if Worf is going to show up in-game, but he\'s playing Garak now...
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* MythologyGag: Because O'Brien, Keiko, and Worf are characters in both TV shows, Keiko and O'Brien are playing each other and so far Worf, who is not playing because he thinks this is silly, seems to be being set up to play himself (since Worf comes in at the beginning of ''[=DS9=]'' Season Four in the TV series).
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* MythologyGag: Because O'Brien, Keiko, and Worf are characters in both TV shows, Keiko and O'Brien are playing each other and so far Worf, who is not playing because he thinks this is silly, seems to be being set up to play himself (since Worf comes in at the beginning of ''[=DS9=]'' Season Four in the TV series).other.
