The Ultimate LARPing Experience: Bicolline | Why Go & How To Get There
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Published 2023-09-16
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Welcome to the ultimate LARPing experience: Bicolline! In this video, we delve into why everyone should make their way to the Duche de Bicolline, the fantastic LARP event located in the enchanting province of Quebec, Canada. Brace yourself for an epic adventure like no other!
The Voyage North is your all-inclusive ticket to get to Bicolline with all of your logistics taken care of and a ton of friends! In this video we'll tell you the easiest and best way to go to this event. Transportation, food, lodging, medieval camp, guild membership, combat training and a HUGE community to join. Plus they answer all of your questions and help you plan out every step of your journey!
Prepare to be whisked away to Bicolline, a magical wonderland where imagination meets reality. This immersive live-action role-playing event attracts participants from all corners of the globe, offering an unforgettable experience in the heart of Canada.
At Bicolline, you'll find yourself immersed in a breathtaking medieval world, brimming with knights, princesses, warriors, and mythical creatures. Immerse yourself in captivating storylines, spectacular battles, and unforgettable encounters. The attention to detail in both costumes and set design will transport you back in time, making you feel as though you've stepped into a genuine medieval realm.
But Bicolline offers more than simply visuals. The event fosters a strong sense of community, uniting LARPers from diverse backgrounds. Forge lifelong friendships as you collaborate with like-minded individuals in epic quests, engaging in intense battles and intriguing adventures. Whether you're a seasoned LARPer or a curious newcomer, Bicolline welcomes all, ensuring an inclusive and friendly environment for everyone.
Located in Quebec, Canada, Bicolline's stunning natural surroundings add an extra layer of enchantment. Nestled amidst lush forests and serene landscapes, this ethereal setting sets the stage for an unparalleled LARPing experience. Explore the sprawling village where every corner holds a new discovery, whether it's a hidden treasure, an enchanting grove, or an ancient castle.
Open your heart and mind to the incredible world of Bicolline. Unleash your inner hero, and embark on thrilling adventures that will leave you with memories to cherish for a lifetime. Don't miss out on the opportunity to be part of this extraordinary event in Quebec, Canada.
So, gear up, gather your comrades, and prepare to dive headfirst into the ultimate LARPing experience. Join us at Bicolline and let your imagination run wild amidst the captivating charm of Quebec's magical landscapes. Unleash the hero within and make memories that will last a lifetime!
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All Comments (21)
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You know you want to go to Bicolline. Apply to The Voyage North today: bit.ly/3EHWF2r
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Out of nowhere Youtube decided to recommend this to me, not knowing I was there in 1996 for that first battle. Who knew that this little weekend event would grow to include to include dozens of buildings and thousands of people. Congrats to the organisers for maintaining the energy from that first event. It was a blast back then and it looks like it still is!
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Andrew Garfield wants me to go larp, I must go.
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Suggestion: make it last longer and longer until you create your own fantasy culture commune
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Now I’m nerdy but always thought this stuff was a bit much… until I got older & realized how mentally refreshing it is to let go from reality for a bit & dive into a world of fantasy with likeminded others 🙏
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Why didn't my high school guidance counselor tell me I could be a WHISKEY SATYR Great video. I loved it all but the Fae ceremony gave me the goosebumps.
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This is one of those experiences that is so good you almost get PTSD from it cus nothing else will ever be this good ever again. Like your best experience at a summer camp as a kid you still think about 30 years later
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Thank you for this, medieval Andrew Garfield.
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so this is like burning man for nerds sounds amazing
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I went this year and loved everything! Can not recommend it enough. If your watching this these are your people
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Back in the day, say 40 years ago, my pals in SCA would look to enhance their armor kit by finding suitable sources of metal plates. Curiously enough, several local speed signs went missing. The quality and finish of armor and costuming has advanced beyond those early days - such that they rival or exceed movie props. Great video
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This is one of the nicest advertisements I have watched. Why can't all youtube ads be this good.
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I love that everyone is dressed and in character to some degree. With something like Galaxy's Edge at Disney, the theme and decor is amazing but crowds walking around in jean shorts & Mickey shirts just kinda destroys the magic for me.
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From one of the three trees at 19:27 I accept the compliment of being cool
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ahhh thanks so much for highlighting the fae ceremony, my guild has such a fun time hosting it each year! also i legit gasped at the video of me shooting "archers picking off enemies" makes me so incredibly happy.
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I have been a cosplayer for years (mostly casual) and have been attending cons for quite a while. I expected it to be like a fancy convention but i was really suprised by the complexity of this “world”. I should try it out someday :3.
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Ive been doing lorien trust events for 20 years in the uk im 42 now i started with no dnd background but loved the combat. as the years have gone i just hit mage age lol but i still fight in all the tournaments and after all these years i still love the larp
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I attend Bicolline for nearly 15 years and it's the best video covering the event. Ill say hi next summer!
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This reminds me of what the Evermore Gardens tried to be, and it looks like Bicolline pulled it off flawlessly
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I had retired from LARPing... this is something that could coax me to explore it again.
