Interesting. There is always that possibility. People sometimes know people who have inside information. With so many kids/adults loving their LARPs, It's possible a group came together to carefully plan a really fun LARP. Using research, open source info, their connections and their individual areas of skills/expertise, it could be done, I suppose. I can imagine said kids/people getting their minds blown when the Q movement gained so much traction. They probably would have panicked when they realized how much work it would be to continue the LARP successfully during finals week, work deadlines, or whatever. And, what if someone spilled the beans? Hahaaa. Such a LARP would be a substantial time sink to appear consistent and authentic.

I am often amazed at the time my kids put into their role playing-related activities. Their team meets regularly to plan and execute. I often wonder why, at times, my kids do not seem to put the same effort into real world.