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Tidsreiser is a company based in Bergen, Norway that organises live-action roleplaying games (larps) for children. Their most popular larps are Trolldomsakademiet (Norwegian for wizarding academy), a wizarding academy usually lasting for a weekend, and Eventyrspill (adventure games), where children roleplay as dwarves, elves and humans in the forests by the mountain Løvstakken. Tidsreiser was established in 2007 by Anders Riple.^[1]

Eventyrspill (adventure games)

Eventyrspill is an outdoor larp held on Saturday afternoons where children roleplay in a Tolkienish world, with opportunities for grand battles with latex swords or social problem solving. The game started in Bergen but is also held in Oslo^[2] and other towns.^[3]

Trolldomsakademiet (Wizarding Academy)

The first academy was held in 2016.^[4] Trolldomsakademiet is usually held in a local school on the weekend. After a ceremony where they are sorted into houses (Scorpio, Tarius and Shadavar)^[4], children take classes in subjects like magical creatures, demonology and potion-mixing, with optional classes such as chocolate therapy.^[1] The academy has also been held as a school holiday event sponsored by the local council.^[5] and in other Norwegian towns including Oslo, Trondheim and Stavanger.^[6] A UK version has been run as Dragondale Wizarding Academy.^[7]

Other events

Tidsreiser have also offered larps for other organisations, including a post-apocalyptic larp for 14-year-olds in the Norwegian Humanist Association.^[8]