History Webcomic / LarpTrek

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".

!!!This work contains examples of the following:

-->'''Picard:''' Geordi were the holodeck's usual safety protocols disabled?
-->'''Geordi:''' Don't look at me Captain. I wasn't even on this train when it left the station.

* CrossPlayer: Several of the characters.

* {{Retcon}}: Since these are the Season Three ''TNG'' characters, the Battle of Wolf 359 (the first major Borg attack) hasn't happened yet, which has already had an impact on the pilot series plot as played out in the campaign.

* WorthyAdversary: Dukat. Picard would'nt have it any other way.

It's Season Three, when the holodeck breaks down completely. Seeking an alternate source of entertainment, Geordi hits upon the idea of playing an ancient role-playing game.

* MyHovercraftIsFullOfEels: Worf is displeased when asked to play Garak because the Klignon "Ghargh rachwl" means "worm nurse."

* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Picard in particular. He keeps wanting the campaign to be about detective mysteries. Data subverts this trope after first creating a character much like himself, he creates the fiery redheaded rebel Major Kira and actually does a good job playing her.

* Worf is sitting out for now because he thinks pretend games are ridiculous.

* CrossPlayer: Several of the characters.

-->''Picard:'' Geordi were the holodeck's usual safety protocols disabled?
-->''Geordi:'' Don't look at me Captain. I wasn't even on this train when it left the station.

* Crossplay: Several of the characters.

LarpTrek is a CampaignComic with a twist. Whereas most {{Campaign Comic}}s feature ostensibly real world characters playing as the characters of the fictional universe, this comic features StarTrekTheNextGeneration characters playing as StarTrekDeepSpaceNine characters.

Its Season Three when the holodeck breaks down completely. Seeking an alternate source of entertainment, Geordi hits upon the idea of playing an ancient roleplaying game.

* Data creates Odo but is challenged by Geordi to create a character less like himself and ends up playing Major Kira.

* Chief O'Brien and his girlfriend Keiko create future versions of themselves but end up playing as each other because they think it would be cute.
* Wesley Crusher decides to take over characters created by other players, Jake Sisko and Odo.

* 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.)
* RecursiveReality: Some of the characters in the rpg are future versions of people playing the game, in reference to characters crossing over between the two shows.
* Retcon: Since these are the Season Three TNG characters, the Battle of Wolf 359 (the first major Borg attack) hasn't happened yet which has already had an impact on the pilot series plot as played out in the campaign.

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* Worf is sitting out for now because he thinks pretend games are ridiculous.

LarpTrek is a CampaignComic with a twist. Whereas most {{Campaign Comic]]s feature ostensibly real world characters playing as the characters of the fictional universe, this comic features StarTrekTheNextGeneration characters playing as StarTrekDeepSpaceNine characters.

LarpTrek is a CampaignComic with a twist. Whereas most CampaignComics feature ostensibly real world characters playing as the characters of the fictional universe, this comic features StarTrekTheNextGeneration characters playing as StarTrekDeepSpaceNine characters.