Spriggan: An Ironlands Tale
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A trek into the unknown. A patchwork band of swords for hire delve deep into an unforgiving wilderness. It is their attempt to cleanse the impurities and rogues plaguing the indigenous people. In the Ironlands, things are not always as they seem.
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Manweor
I usually give a pass to movies made using larp equipment, but this is missing the basics of a movie. There is no dialogue, very little action (and that is quite confusing and badly written), mostly people walking silently around. The plot is either missing or incomprehensible, I cannot tell, because no one bothers to sit around a table and discuss what is happening, ever, despite all characters being unfamiliar with each other and the objective. The music is kinda ok, but also very repetitive, adding to the sense of characters endlessly wondering without an objective.
I usually give a pass to movies made using larp equipment, but this is missing the basics of a movie. There is no dialogue, very little action (and that is quite confusing and badly written), mostly people walking silently around. The plot is either missing or incomprehensible, I cannot tell, because no one bothers to sit around a table and discuss what is happening, ever, despite all characters being unfamiliar with each other and the objective. The music is kinda ok, but also very repetitive, adding to the sense of characters endlessly wondering without an objective.