This is Iceland's main LARP community, which meets regularly for a medieval fantasy live-action campaign in Reykjavík. The group gathers outdoors in Öskjuhlíð (a wooded area in the city) on Sundays during the summer months. Games feature classic fantasy elements – warriors, orcs, magic, and adventure – with an emphasis on collaborative storytelling over competition. The community has grown rapidly since its founding in 2013, now numbering hundreds of members (typically ~50 participants per game). Newcomers are welcome, though most play is in Icelandic. The group organizes both small skirmishes and larger story events and uses safety check-ins following Nordic LARP traditions. Official link: The community coordinates via the Facebook group "Íslenskt LARP – rauntímaspunaspil" (Icelandic Live Roleplay).

Heimar og himingeimar (meaning "Worlds and Galaxies") is an annual costume and gaming festival that incorporates LARP-style activities. Held over a weekend at the Hafnarfjörður Library, this family-friendly event transforms the venue into various imaginative worlds. Visitors can step into a fantasy tavern, duel Star Wars villains, and watch Viking-age battles – all in one place. The three-day festival features workshops on making foam weapons and costumes, cosplay contests, and live combat demos with safe LARP weapons for both kids and adults. It's a colorful celebration of roleplay and cosplay, where "life is a stage" and all ages are encouraged to dress up and play. International visitors are welcome – information is available in English, and many activities transcend language. Admission is typically free. Official link: See the Hafnarfjörður Library's event page or the Heimar og Himingeimar Facebook event for yearly dates (usually the last weekend of August).

Hosted at Skemmtigarðurinn (an amusement park in Reykjavík), this is a beginner-friendly LARP event designed for newcomers and families. Held in July, the event offers a casual medieval-fantasy adventure in a theme-park setting, complete with safe foam weapons and simple missions. It's advertised as "great fun for the whole family" and an opportunity to "Come LARP this summer in Iceland", inviting tourists and locals alike to try live role-play. The scenario and rules are kept accessible for all ages, making it an easy entry point into LARP. Veteran Icelandic LARP organizers run the activities, ensuring a safe and entertaining experience for kids and adults. This event is often promoted by the local gaming community as an introductory LARP day, and it highlights the inclusive spirit of the Icelandic LARP scene. Official link: Announcements are made via the LARP á Íslandi Facebook page and the park's social media each summer.