East Kingdom Gazette
Covering the Eastern Realm of the SCA
We are looking for artwork to grace the cover of upcoming issues of Pikestaff. Any medium that can be reproduced in black and white is acceptable. Size requirement is 7.5″ x 10″. You can include text or it can be added later. Please contact the East Kingdom Chronicler at chronicler@eastkingdom.org If you are a new …
Lord Lorenz Greylever, the East Kingdom web minister, has posted another update on the status of the East Kingdom servers. You can read about the situation in more detail here. Two issues noted in the report may be of particular impact to site visitors: The event submission form is not currently accepting event postings. Email …
Mistress A’isha bint Jamil, Chronicler of the East Kingdom, writes on behalf of our Kingdom newsletter: Please consider submitting cover art for Pikestaff. Questions and submissions can be sent via email to chronicler@eastkingdom.org The issue format is 8.5 x 11”, with a 1” margin of white space. Art can be line drawings or grey scale. …
For those readers who have purchased a sustaining or international membership in the SCA, we would like to alert you that the electronic edition of the December issue of Pikestaff, the official newsletter of the East Kingdom, is available to download. The January issue features a color cover provided by Lord Robert of Stonemarche. Included …
For those readers who have purchased a sustaining or international membership in the SCA, we would like to alert you that the electronic edition of the December issue of Pikestaff, the official newsletter of the East Kingdom, is available to download. The December issue features cover art provided by Lady Agatha Wanderer of the Barony …
For those readers who have purchased a sustaining or international membership in the SCA, we would like to alert you that the electronic edition of the November issue of Pikestaff, the official newsletter of the East Kingdom, is available to download. The November issue features cover art provided by Baroness Shadiyah al-Zahra. The Chronicler apologizes …