(Sioux Falls, SD) – Boffer combat LARP. South Dakota's LARP scene is minimal, but Sioux Falls has a small boffer fighting club that sometimes runs narrative scenarios. Known as Siouxland Skirmishes, they welcome anyone to learn foam sword fighting. Occasionally, they'll set up a short quest (e.g. "defend the village from orcs" in a park) to spice up the usual sparring.

(Deadwood, SD) – Western zombie one-shot. An annual one-night LARP event in historic Deadwood, SD that combines the town's Wild West history with a zombie outbreak scenario. Participants dress in 19th-century attire and act out an unfolding horror story through the streets (with cooperation from local reenactment groups). Not a recurring campaign, but a notable event that LARP enthusiasts in SD look forward to each Halloween season.

(Rapid City, SD) – Vampire/Werewolf LARP. A crossover World of Darkness game where both vampires and werewolves of the Black Hills region must deal with a common supernatural threat. It's a house game that meets irregularly, but it gives SD players a taste of MES-style chronicles without formal affiliation. Emphasis on narrative and the unique setting (vast Badlands where werewolves roam and vampires hide in old mining towns).

(Green Bay, WI) – Post-apocalyptic horror LARP. As the name suggests, this LARP is set at the end of the world. It has a strong horror vibe – characters are among the last survivors in Wisconsin after a supernatural apocalypse (think a mix of zombies and Lovecraftian elements). Games are one-night affairs in indoor/outdoor mixed venues, using Nerf guns and minimal boffer (for close combat). The focus is on atmosphere and making the players feel the desperation of humanity's final days.

(Cheyenne, WY) – Fantasy boffer combat. Wyoming's few LARPers often tie into Amtgard's Desert Winds kingdom (Utah-based). Cheyenne has had a small Amtgard presence; players there sometimes drive to Colorado or Utah for big events, but also hold local practices. If you're in WY and want to LARP, Amtgard is likely your easiest entry – foam sword fights in the park with a friendly bunch of adventurers.

(Laramie, WY) – Fantasy campaign light. A handful of University of Wyoming students in Laramie started a mini LARP where the campus is the "Frontier Keep" in a fantasy world. It's very casual – they might declare, "Tonight, the Science building is a dungeon full of goblins" and run a playful adventure for a couple of hours, using Nerf and boffer weapons. It's half LARP, half college shenanigans, but it shows the DIY spirit of LARP is alive even on the high plains.

(WY/MT/ND con circuit) – Post-apoc airsoft LARP. A regional event that sometimes lands in WY, No Man's Land is an airsoft-based post-apocalyptic weekend. It's like a giant Fallout airsoft game with light roleplay – factions build forts, barter, and skirmish in a wide-open field. It's run in different states; when in WY, it usually uses a ranch property where participants camp in-character. It's heavy on action, lighter on storytelling, but scratches the itch for an in-person wasteland experience.