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	*Tent		*Tent
	*Sleeping bag/blankets		*Sleeping bag/blankets
	*Air mattress/ stretcher/ camp mattress. (or else you will be very cold and stiff) [ air mattress and stretchers are cold and require insulation. ]		*Air mattress/ stretcher/ camp mattress / foam mats. (or else you will be very cold and stiff) [ air mattress and stretchers are cold and require insulation. ]
	*Warm sleeping clothes (tracksuit pants/flannies) [ should not sleep in clothing that has been worn during the day. Sleeping clothing should be kept separate for this use only ]		*Warm sleeping clothes (tracksuit pants/flannies) [ should not sleep in clothing that has been worn during the day. Sleeping clothing should be kept separate for this use only ]
	*Beanie		*Beanie
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	*Cooking stove and pot/pan [ note http://www.elgas.com.au/blog/1461-accc-recalls-portable-butane-stove-cookers-lunchbox-cookers . New cookers sold after this date are fine. Important to note that fire extinguisher should be near any cooking equipment, and spare fuel stored minimum 5m from operating cookers ] <br>		*Cooking stove and pot/pan [ note http://www.elgas.com.au/blog/1461-accc-recalls-portable-butane-stove-cookers-lunchbox-cookers . New cookers sold after this date are fine. Important to note that fire extinguisher should be near any cooking equipment, and spare fuel stored minimum 5m from operating cookers ] <br>
	*Eating utensils (Plate, knife, fork, spoon, cup) [ disposable recommened for inexperienced campers ] <br>		*Eating utensils (Plate, knife, fork, spoon, cup) [ disposable recommened for inexperienced campers ] <br>
	*Washing up kit [ also eski/cooler/~~hilly~~ bin full of ice to store food that requires cooling. Melted ice should be drained daily ] <br>		*Washing up kit [ also eski/cooler/chilly bin full of ice to store food that requires cooling. Melted ice should be drained daily ] <br>
	*Hand sanitiser for use before meals.<br>		*Hand sanitiser for use before meals.<br>
	*Fire extinguisher next to cooking gear. Fire blanket if possible. Fire buckets full of water to strew around campsite.<br>		*Fire extinguisher next to cooking gear. Fire blanket if possible. Fire buckets full of water to strew around campsite.<br>
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	*Plastic garbage bags <br>		*Plastic garbage bags <br>
	*Snacks<br>		*Snacks<br>
	*Portable power bank for charging phones. Power access is very limited onsite, as is mobile reception. <br>		*Portable power bank for charging phones. Power access is very limited onsite, as is mobile reception (Telstra only). <br>
	*Smokers, bring what you would smoke and then double it. (drinking, outside ect ect)<br>		*Smokers, bring what you would smoke and then double it. (drinking, outside ect ect)<br>
	*Smokers, bring a butt tin (a mint tin does really well for this)<br>		*Smokers, bring a butt tin (a mint tin does really well for this)<br>

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Back to the [[Tome of LARP]]
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This guide was originally written by Mags Ranger with assistance from Daniel Gutsell. It was originally designed for [[Swordcraft]] week long quest events so some advice is site (Mafeking) specific, but overall it is a good base for preparing for any game.
What to bring to quest
 
*SLEEPING
*Tent
*Sleeping bag/blankets
*Air mattress/ stretcher/ camp mattress. (or else you will be very cold and stiff) [ air mattress and stretchers are cold and require insulation. ]
*Warm sleeping clothes (tracksuit pants/flannies) [ should not sleep in clothing that has been worn during the day. Sleeping clothing should be kept separate for this use only ]
*Beanie
 

TOILETRIES
*Wet wipes [ cannot be disposed of down toilets at Mafeking ]
*Toothbrush and toothpaste
*Tissues/ handkerchief (for immersion)
*Spray deodorants deteriorate tents rapidly ]
*Any medications
*NOT TOILET PAPER [ Mafeking supplies, special type is required due to septic system, players ARE NOT to bring their own ]
*If needed, feminine hygiene products. (Ladies, even if you are not expecting your period, camping can make it come early)
*Condoms (just in case, and be discreet) . Again, cannot be disposed of down toilets ]
*Towel
*Hairties and brush
*Extra meds (panadol, antihistamines, antacids)
 

EATING 
*Foods, high in carbs and sugars for each day. Stuff like, soups,, spam, bread, trail mix, muesli bars. If you have no idea what to make and have a bit of extra cash, most camping stores will sell full meal packages for about $20 for a days worth. 
*Some warbands do group cooking, and some vendors are available 
*Drinks (tea/coffee/ juice) 
*Booze (if thats your jam) [ reminder that no glass is permitted ] 
*Water. (mafaking has clean water) [ Mafeking is supplied by untreated bore water. Used for years without incident, but better to be clear ] 
*Cooking stove and pot/pan [ note http://www.elgas.com.au/blog/1461-accc-recalls-portable-butane-stove-cookers-lunchbox-cookers . New cookers sold after this date are fine. Important to note that fire extinguisher should be near any cooking equipment, and spare fuel stored minimum 5m from operating cookers ] 
*Eating utensils (Plate, knife, fork, spoon, cup) [ disposable recommened for inexperienced campers ] 
*Washing up kit [ also eski/cooler/hilly bin full of ice to store food that requires cooling. Melted ice should be drained daily ] 
*Hand sanitiser for use before meals. 
*Fire extinguisher next to cooking gear. Fire blanket if possible. Fire buckets full of water to strew around campsite. 
*Re-iterate the no-glass rule at Mafeking applies to food containers. 
 

CLOTHING 
*Normal character kit 
*Thick socks (Pack what you think and add 3 pairs) 
*Underwear (again, pack and add 3 pairs) 
*Thermals 
*Gloves 
*Head cover (hat/ hood) 
*Waterproof clothing 
*SPARE SHOES [ waterproof boots recommended ] 
 

OTHER 
*Weapons and their maintenance (Leather wax/silicone spray/ect) 
*Sunscreen 
*Insect repellent 
*Sewing kit 
*Fun items to help RP/ pass time (like cards) 
*Lantern 
*torch (just in case) [ spare batteries] 
*Matches 
*Firestarter blocks 
*IC stuff for around your camp 
*Extra blanket 
*Duct tape and zip ties 
*Chair/sitting mat/ hay bale (for sitting) 
*Plastic garbage bags 
*Snacks 
*Portable power bank for charging phones. Power access is very limited onsite, as is mobile reception. 
*Smokers, bring what you would smoke and then double it. (drinking, outside ect ect) 
*Smokers, bring a butt tin (a mint tin does really well for this) 

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Prohobby at 03:34, 19 July 2017

Prohobby: Created page with "Back to the Tome of LARP ---- This guide was originally written by Mags Ranger with assistance from Daniel Gutsell. It was originally designed for Swordcraft wee..."

Prohobby: Created page with "Back to the Tome of LARP ----
This guide was originally written by Mags Ranger with assistance from Daniel Gutsell. It was originally designed for Swordcraft wee..."