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For Teams: Running Outbreak Scenarios With Your Own Crew

This page is for airsoft clubs, LARP organisers, university societies and friend groups who want to build a weekend scenario together, not just read about one. We walk through how teams split roles, set safety rules, pick a route that suits Highveld cold or coastal humidity, and keep the fiction tight enough that everyone stays in character. If you are planning your first group event, start here before you assign gear.

What teams say after a season in the field

Airsoft clubs, LARP crews and weekend hiking groups use our checklists and scenario write-ups to plan sessions that hold together when the weather turns. Here is what they told us.

"We ran the Highveld bug-out checklist with twelve players before a two-day skirmish near Bronkhorstspruit. Two of them had never packed for cold wind before. Nobody bailed on the second night, which is a first for us."
Sipho M. Organiser, East Rand foam league
"The blaster review saved us a lot of money. We were about to buy three rifles that jam in dust. The notes on magazine wear matched exactly what we saw after one weekend on rocky ground."
Anja van der Merwe Props lead, Cape Town LARP group
"Our book club picked up the Durban fiction list and ended up arguing about the harbour episode for two hours. That is the most engaged anyone has been with a reading pick all year."
Thandi Nkosi Runs a horror reading circle in Pietermaritzburg
4.8 / 5 average reader rating across gear reviews
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What team sessions actually look like

Scenes from recent group runs: airsoft clubs, LARP crews and workplace teams who booked a scenario day. Each panel shows what the group walked in with and what changed by the end of the weekend.

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Kit check before the first whistle

A Johannesburg club lays out shared gear so nobody doubles up on water filters. The pile shrinks by a third once the group agrees on who carries what.

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Blaster staging for a two-day run

Props and foam blasters get tagged by owner and checked for spring wear. Teams that skip this step usually lose half a day to jammed magazines on the field.

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Briefing packs, printed and handed out

Every team gets a printed scenario sheet with roles, safe zones and a supply checklist. Paper still beats a phone when the field has no signal and hands are full.

Next step

Put your team through a real scenario before the real thing

Reading about bug-out bags and skirmish loadouts only gets you so far. If you run a club, a film crew or a weekend crew of airsoft players, the fastest way to find the gaps is to book a scenario with us. We set the terrain, hand out the brief, and watch where your group actually breaks down, whether that is comms, water discipline or someone forgetting their spare magazines again.

Book a team scenario

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