Burgs & Bailiffs 2 is done. So, click on the image and get the cover, get the pdf here, or buy it on lulu for very cheap. Featuring 38 pages of pure carnage and violence. You know you want to.
Update: the always awesome Charles Taylor wrote a super-easy spreadsheet implementing the maths in his castle construction article. The spreadsheet is here, you must make a copy to change it.
Grab the first issue here, print version on lulu.
The third issue of Burgs & Bailiffs should come out in January.
So if you want to contribute
To be in the third issue contributors need to:
- send an email soonish at tsojcanth at gmail dawt com with a generic idea for the article.
- send a rough draft, possibly before November.
- send the finished article, possibly before December.
The plan, if all goes the right way, is to make the third issue a bit bigger and better, start to charge a bit more than cost and send physical copies to contributors.
If all goes the right way means, and there should be no need to explain it, SAVE OR DIE.
Lost Pages 
Awesome stuff – it looks great!
There’s also a companion spreadsheet for my article, The Cost of Castles, that you can find here:
http://spellsandsteel.blogspot.com/2013/08/latest-burgs-bailiffs-now-out-including.html
Plug in the size of your castle, and this spreadsheet will instantly spit out how long it will take to build, how many men you’ll need working on it, and how much land it’ll take to feed all those men.
I’m happier about the content than about the cover 😉
I updated the article to include a link to the spreadsheet. It’s, like, super-handy. The article totally nailed it.
Woot! Looks great!
Great work, everybody! 🙂