Pyrkon’s Guests

LEt’s GO Build was established in 2015 as one of the first nationwide, publicly accessible spaces for enthusiasts of building with Lego bricks.
What started as a small group suddenly began attracting more people eager to contribute to the forum. Initially, members could be counted in the hundreds, and later, in the thousands. For a long time, Let’s Go Build remained the largest and most active Polish forum dedicated to Lego bricks.
Today, LEt’s GO Build expands beyond the online world, appearing at events such as Klockon in Będzin and klockoMANIA in Wrocław, distributing souvenirs during the opening of LEGO Stores, and supporting the Lego Fan Zone at Pyrkon in Poznań.
Over the years, the Let’s Go Build forum has helped forge new friendships and laid the foundation for many builders’ projects. While much has changed during this time, as the team celebrates the forum’s tenth anniversary, they promise to continue adding their own “brick” to building the community of Lego fans in Poland.

Radek began his YouTube journey in 2012, initially focusing on Rubik’s Cube-related videos. Even today, speedcubing remains a key theme in his content and an important part of his life—in August 2023, he even participated in the world rubik’s cube solving championship. Radek has also worked with Ekipa Friza as a cameraman. In recent years, LEGO content has increasingly appeared on his channel, and he once served as an ambassador for the Bricks & Figs museum in Krakow.

After leaving art college, Peter worked in forests and garden centres before setting up a business sculpting models for RPG and tabletop wargames. For fifteen years he sculpted fantasy and sci-fi models before pursuing his main passion of writing. As a self-published author, Peter’s first novel became an Amazon bestseller and was adapted into a film called Dark Sense. In 2017 he published the epic fantasy novel Battle Mage, a book that has been translated into seven languages and is now loved by readers all over the world. Following the success of Battle Mage, Peter began work on a new fantasy series called Decimus Fate before returning to the world of Battle Mage to write a prequel called AQUILA, which will soon be translated into Polish.

Thomas Fryxelius is a versatile game developer who, together with his twin brother Daniel, designed “Wilderness,” the first published game from FryxGames Publishing House. Since then, Thomas has actively supported the development of more projects, providing valuable feedback and ideas at every stage of the creative process.
In addition to designing games, Thomas also handles the FryxGames online store, bringing games to fans all around the world.

He is a creative game designer and a veteran of the board games world who has played a key role in developing the gaming passion of his large family. Raised in Sweden, among 10 brothers and 6 sisters, Jacob was exposed to games from an early age, and they became a central part of his relatives’ lives.
For the moment, his work is focused on designing card games – in this field Jacob combines his imagination with years of experience to create titles that attract players from all over the world. In 2011, he and his siblings founded FryxGames, a family-owned board game publishing company. However, many of Jacob’s designs and ideas date back decades, to a time before the company was formally founded.

Darick W. Robertson is a respected American comic book artist with an impressive body of work. Over the years, he has attracted many devoted fans thanks to his distinctive style and love of detail. He was born in 1967 and has been fascinated by comic books since his youth. He began his professional career as a teenager, working on various projects for smaller publishing houses, and has continually developed as an artist.

Robertson’s work is very versatile, as it ranges from dark, anti-utopian worlds to classic superhero universes. He has experience working on original series, as well as on external projects – both Marvel characters such as Wolverine and New Warriors, and DC Comics characters, including the Batman and Justice League series. He is also the co-creator of incredibly popular series such as The Boys, Transmetropolitan and Happy!.

Studio Accantus is a team of creators and artists whose mission is to spread the love for musical theatre and film music in Poland, and to do this exclusively in Polish. In the twelve years that they have been active, they have already produced several hundred songs, which you can find on their public YouTube channel. Among other things, they became famous for their Polish versions of musicals such as “Hamilton,” “SIX” and “The Greatest Showman”.

Performing for you will be: Małgorzata Chruściel, Dominik Fijałkowski, Aleksandra Gotowicka, Kuba Jurzyk, Aleksandra Lewicka, Patrycja Mizerska, Sylwia Przetak, Paulina Stekla and the Accantus Live Band with Kasia Kessling

Patricia is the #1 New York Times best selling author of both the Mercy Thompson series and the Alpha and Omega series; she has written thirty books to date and has no intention of stopping! In addition to her two urban fantasy series, she has written fantasy novels, short stories in several anthologies, and also a series of comic books and graphic novels based on her Mercy Thompson and Alpha and Omega series.
Patty was born in Butte, Montana, back in 1965. If you’re good at math, you’ll have deduced that she’s currently twenty-nine. In fact, she’s been twenty-nine for a while and has no intention of getting any older. Fiction authors don’t obey the laws of space and time, they invent them.
Patty is a prevarication professional. She lies for a living, telling whoppers and fibs so outrageous that people pay her to fib some more. Her only concession to honesty is that she tells people she’s lying to them, which is what separates a fiction author from a politician. She loves to play with her imaginary friends, and meeting with readers who know her imaginary friends is a treat. Her biggest complaint with writing is that she has far more ideas for stories than time to write them. It is her gift and her curse!

Patty began her career writing traditional high fantasy novels in 1993, and shifted gears in 2006 to write urban fantasy. Moon Called was the first of her signature series about Mercy; the non-stop adventure left readers wanting more, and word of this exciting new urban fantasy series about a shape-shifting mechanic spread quickly. The series has continued to grow in popularity with the release of each book, including the spin-off Alpha and Omega series, which are set in the same world as the Mercy Thompson novels.

Amazon has recently optioned the rights to the Mercy Thompson series. An option is not a promise to make the project happen, so Patty is patiently waiting to hear if and when it will be green lit. Many fingers and toes may still be crossed at this time.
Patty resides in Eastern Washington near Tri-Cities, home of Mercy Thompson; yes, it’s a real place! When not working on the next book, she can be found playing truant out in her horse pastures, playing with the newest babies. For more information about Patricia Briggs, visit the author on the web at www.patriciabriggs.com or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/OfficialPatriciaBriggs/