The MIT Assassins' guild is a Live-Action roleplaying society that runs several real-time, real-space roleplaying games every semester. We also run Patrol, a high-action game of dart gun combat every Saturday night at 8 pm in Building 36.
We encourage you to stop by our booth during the Activities Midway, play in a Guild game, or come to Patrol! Using the navigation bar to the left, you can learn what the Assassins' Guild is all about, find out more information about LARPing, learn about Patrol, sign up, or see examples of past games we've ran. If you want a glimpse at what our live-action roleplaying games are like, go to the "Past Games" section!
If you have any questions about who we are or what we do, please feel free to email the
High Council, or peruse our website at
www.mit.edu/~assassin/.
Website by Stephanie Paige and Dennis Perepelitsa, seal drawn by Kate Mahoney, wavy dagger logo by John Monsarrat. This website is written with CSS; if it looks terribly mangled, your browser probably doesn't support CSS and I respectfully advise you to update.
AboutAll about the games we run, and Live-Action Role Playing in general.
What's LARP?An in-depth explanation of Live-Action Role Playing.
PatrolAll about Patrol, a live-action game of rubber dart combat
Join!Sound good? All you need to know about becoming an Assassin.
Past GamesGames we've run in the past