Credits
The Social Season and its wiki were designed and written by GM Isla.
Playtesters
I would like to thank the playtesters who gave advice, proofread the wiki and pointed out grammar issues, areas for development, and suggestions of how to make the game more enjoyable for players. Many thanks to:
- Harry W
- Lisa K
- Gemma C
- Liana W
- Evie W
- Maisie M
- Anna R
Other Games
Much of the wording of the OC pages on this wiki was adapted or entirely copied from older games, which in turn took their wording from games before them. In particular, I'd like to give credit to:
Credit to Conor/Eleanor W and Elynor K for the original ‘Tips for Roleplaying’ page and to Liana W for the original ‘New to Parlour LARP?’ page.
I also wish to thank whoever wrote the timeless 'Intro to the Wiki System' page, which doesn't seem to have changed much in at least 11 years, as well as all those contributors over many past games who have shaped the Society Game format and been a huge inspiration to me.
Image Credits
The logo for The Social Season was created for the game by Charlotte N. All photographs used for the wiki of The Social Season were found via Unsplash under the Unsplash licence or are historical sources in the public domain found via Wikimedia Commons. All credit goes to the images' original owners.
Technical Support
Thank you to James W and Harry W for providing technical support throughout the wiki design process.
Inspiration
Like any creative project, The Social Season has been inspired by a variety of pieces of media. Some notable examples are:
- Bridgerton (books and TV series)
- Hamilton (musical)
- Titanic (film)
Music Credits
The music played in session is all royalty-free. Credit for these songs goes to their original creators.
Session 1
1. ’String Quartet No. 53 in D (The Lark), Mov. IV’ by Franz Joseph Haydn
2. ’String Quartet No. 6 in Bb major, Mov. I’ by Ludwig van Beethoven
3. ‘String Quartet No. 12 (American), Mov. III’ by Antonín Dvořák
Session 2
1. TBC
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3. TBC
Session 3
1. TBC
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3. TBC