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Need a joyful four hours with friends where the war feels far far away and you can fall in love, and choose a future that you're excited about? Then I have the game for you! Find Lumberjills at IPR's Booth 1203 at Origins Game Fair June 19-22 in Columbus, OH - or at IPR right now!

An unboxed copy of Lumberjills on a wooden table. A brightly coloured deck, book and cards are layed out and adorned with pictures of joyfully working Lumberjills from the Women's Timber Corps of WWII. Be Loved! Play to find out how phenomenal you are.

Need a joyful four hours with friends where the war feels far far away and you can fall in love, and choose a future that you're excited about? Then I have the game for you! Find Lumberjills at IPR's Booth 1203 at Origins Game Fair June 19-22 in Columbus, OH - or at IPR right now!

An unboxed copy of Lumberjills on a wooden table. A brightly coloured deck, book and cards are layed out and adorned with pictures of joyfully working Lumberjills from the Women's Timber Corps of WWII. Be Loved! Play to find out how phenomenal you are.

Check out the Holiday Heist bundle! In Our Last Meal, players co-create a community that has just lost a central member, and then come together to share one last meal with them. An easy-access big feels dinner party larp for 3-8 people.

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One of the reasons Canadian designer Moyra Turkington was excited to write Lumberjills was because of the Canadian connection! Many Lumberjills found futures in Canada as War Brides after falling in love with Canadian men in the lumber camp dances. Let's talk about The Sawdust Fusiliers!

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In 2014, while planning the War Birds anthology, I came across this image of Cicely Clark 😍💜✨and immediately fell in love with the Women's Timber Corps. There was almost no info accessible about them back then. 🧵 www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail/news-...

Miss Cicely Clark of The Women's Timber Corps at work in a timber...

Miss Cicely Clark of The Women's Timber Corps at work in a timber camp in Suffolk as part of the war effort.

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