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Camp Equipment
A Camp That Stays in Character
Camp equipment from Epic Armoury is the gear that makes a LARP or reenactment camp livable and believable at the same time: fire pits and camp warmers, real cookware, seating, storage, and the banners that mark whose ground you're standing on. Most immersion breaks don't happen on the battlefield, they happen back at camp, where a plastic cooler or a nylon chair undoes a thousand euros of costume. This is the collection that closes that gap, piece by piece, with equipment sturdy enough for a real weekend outdoors.
Fire, Food, and Drink
The fire is the center of every camp, and everything here works around a real one: a Roman-style fire pit and camp warmer with metal tray to keep flames legal and contained on event grounds, and a skillet and ladle for cooking over them. Eat and drink in character too, with a pewter mug that survives being dropped, toasted, and packed for the trip home, and a water bucket that hauls like buckets always have.
Furnish the Camp
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Seating and shelter: A folding tripod stool that packs flat and sits solid on uneven ground, and a tarpaulin that rigs shade or rain cover over the kitchen without a nylon dome in sight.
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Storage that plays along: A metal lock chest that keeps valuables, phones, and car keys secure inside the fiction: props out, lock closed, immersion intact.
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The set dressing: A book for the scholar, a broomstick for the camp that keeps itself, a signal horn to rally the warband, and a multipurpose strap for the hundred jobs every camp invents.
Raise Your Banner
Nothing claims ground like a standard. The complete battle standard sets put your group's colors on a full-height pole with your choice of top, from spear point to winged skull, marking your camp across the field and giving the warband something to rally to when the fighting starts. One set turns a cluster of tents into a faction.
Why It's Worth Doing Properly
An in-character camp isn't just prettier, it plays better. Camps furnished for the fiction become social hubs, other players visit, scenes happen, and the event comes to you. Metal and wood also simply outlast festival-grade plastic: a fire pit, a chest, and a good stool are buy-once purchases that serve every event, every setting, for years. And because none of it is setting-specific, the same camp serves fantasy LARP, medieval markets, viking moots, and historical reenactment without changing a thing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I need for a basic in-character camp?
Start where the eye lands: fire, seating, and drink. A fire pit, a stool, and a mug transform a camp's feel, then add storage and dressing as the camp grows.
Are fire pits allowed at LARP events?
Most events allow contained fires where open ground fires are banned, which is exactly what a raised fire pit with a tray provides. Confirm your event's fire rules before you pack.
Can I actually cook with this gear?
Yes. The skillet, ladle, and bucket are functional equipment made for real use over a real fire, not props that melt on first contact.
How does the lock chest work with modern valuables?
Exactly as you'd hope: phone, wallet, and keys go in, the metal lock closes, and your modern life stays invisible and secure until the event ends.
Does this fit historical reenactment as well as LARP?
Yes. The designs are period-plausible rather than fantasy-locked, so the same camp serves both, plus medieval markets and festivals.