Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: dudes, I have an idea for a larp.
Speaker4: go on
Speaker1: let's hear it.
Speaker3: It would be about witches a'la new Sabrina, a coven meeting, modern style, but with a victorian twist
Speaker2: sounds cute
Speaker3: you wanna know the twist?
Speaker4: bring it on
Speaker3: there are 2 factions - one want's to talk about the future of the coven and are toward more civilized methods, the other is actually totally possessed by demons and wants the other half to sign a pact with them or - if nothing else works - kill them in the end.
Speaker1: Cool. Does the 1st faction have any suspicion about what's going on?
Speaker3: Many people do, but it's not immediately known
Speaker4: Hm, might be a bit unbalanced - the 1st faction might be weaker than the 2nd
Speaker2: what about a 3rd faction to balance it out?
Speaker3: like what?
Speaker2: demon hunters in disguise?
Speaker4: So then the duel is between the demons and the hunters and the people are still kinda weak
Speaker3: They're still mages they can do a lot.
Speaker1: I don't think the first faction would be weak - it all depends on the mechanics of the game.
Speaker1: ytou could just as easily make the demons weak, depends on the design
Speaker3: these are good point's though, I'll think about it. Would any of you be interested in helping me write it?
Speaker2: I might help a bit. 
Speaker4: I have my own project now, sorry
Speaker1: rules-wise yes, otherwise no
Speaker3: cool, Speaker1, Speaker2, I'll add you to my group. Thanks for the feedback y'all
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 has an idea for a new larp. It's about witches. There would be 2 factions, one of them possessed by demons. Speaker2 suggests adding a third faction of demon hunters. Speaker2 and Speaker1 will help Speaker3 write it. Speaker4 is busy with her own project.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 asks Speaker2 to bring the ball and come to the practice.