Lecturers

Johanna Koljonen orgnised nine larps in Finland before moving abroad and was the editor-in-chief on the larp fanzine Panclou, which was very influential in the Nordic Scene in late 1990s, but which actually existed only as a way for the poor student to pay for trips to Knutpunkt. Later she became a respected larp critic and lecturer. She still helps make other people's larp and is currently in the early planning stages for a horror game inspired by the movie The Shining.

Professionally Johanna Koljonen a cultural journalist working for newspapers and for the Swedish radio. She has a BA in English Literature from Oxford University and is studying cognitive semiotics very, very slowly at Århus in Denmark. more

Is flying around larps, experience, simulation and educative games for a good number of years. During that time he organized dozen of quite different larps and was involved in developing and teaching of simulation games with roleplaying elements at several universities.
Theory considers important as starting point for understanding the phenomena and to allow further development and improvement of games. more

Ola "ol" Kościewicz is a student of biology She likes to draw and paint a lot. Her LARP specialisation are LARP adaptations and romances. She is very fond of 17th century adventures with pirates and muskeeters. She plays and makes LARPs regulary. Ola is not only a good scriptwriter but also a wonderful actress. She even plays in student's theather. more

Her first contact with the SK larp scene came in 2004. Three years later she discovered what “outland” means. Even though she helped with some events around Bratislava, she never really organized something truly own. Recently has been flirting with freeform and jeepform. more

Agnieszka “Aileen” Labenz has played her first LARP 14 years ago. His favorite genre is open-air fantasy and post-apo games. Since 2009, Aileen is a member of "Akademia Rozwoju Deadline" association, who are organizing LARP called “Fantazjada”. At “Deadline” she is responsible for fundrising, public relation and make – up. In real life she is a EU funds department director in an enterprise. more

Piotr Labenz has organized his first LARP 14 years ago and has since
been active in the Polish scene. His favorite genre is open-air
fantasy games with a focus on ambience and action. Since 2009, Piotr
is a member of an association called  "Deadline", who are organizing
"Fantazjada", one of Poland's larger LARPs. In real life he is a
consultant, and accordingly he tries to instil some structure and
planning into the LARP creation process. more

Core member of Prague by Night civic association, author and co-author of several different larps and RPG storyteller.

Together with David Maleček and two other people organizing "Ability Development Summer Camps". For more than three years she takes care of the larping programme line there, introducing some of her own and tutoring the participants how to create other.
Tutor (together with David as well) of the "City larps" hobby group for young people. more

Founding member of Prague by Night civic association, author and co-author of several different larps and RPG storyteller.

Together with Petra Lukačovičová and two other people organizing "Ability Development Summer Campss", where larping is one of main programme lines. Lecturer (together with Petra as well) of the "City larps" hobby group for young people.

As a quality assurance and process specialist in civil life always trying to implement some of the QA rules into larp creating process (with very unsatisfactory success ratio). more

Longtime storyteller and creator of stories for role playing games. Active in organization, realization and creation, the author of more than a dozen of larps. more

Frederik Berg Østergaard and Tobias Wrigstad are scandinavian gamewrights that travel the role-playing universe spreading the jeepform gospel. Jeepform is a rules-light freeform role-playing style that advocates the importance of meta play, co-designing form and story and various form tricks for keeping the flow of the game while telling stories with complex structures. more

Enjoying larps since 2001. Tried various genres and formats, but still prefers outdoor fantasy games. In best case with strong atmosphere, dynamic story and action. Organized several games and participated in creation of few others.
The dream is to either play or organize really strong horror or cyberpunk larp.
Tends to be critical in analytical way, hopefully constructive - but do not ask for an opinion, if you don't want to hear it. more

Kuba "fingrin" Tabisz works as a journalist in a local newspaper. He is also writing short stories. His interest lays in experimenting with LARPs. He thinks that LARPs are somewhere between real theather and game. In his opinion you can change into LARP almost every aspect of reality. From real stories to modern art. more

Professional computer games designer and translator who's creating larp games since 1996, which seems a little scary to him. He's been making a renowned postapocalyptic larp "P.A.S.S". He only plays larp occasionally - he's been a total outsider to Czech larp scene for some time, which makes his approach a little specific (at least it was specific earlier). more