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-Wuudchester is a timber outpost consisting of a stout wooden tower, a wooden house and a wooden barn, all connected by a log palisade sections.  It was begun in August 576, finished in early September.   The outpost was paid for, planned and the construction guarded by [[sirjohn|Sir John of Gerk]] to serve as his home and as a base for his allies during their expeditions to Petestone Keep and the nearby sections of the Bandit Kingdoms.  The post is located in the hills around the abandoned mine that some of Sir John's comrades had cleared of filthy hoborgs. +Wuudchester is a motte and bailey castle consisting of the following buildings:
  
-Sir John has begun to upgrade the outpost into a Motte and Bailey castle.  He's commissioned and paid for an earthen motte (built by April 25) and stone tower (built by June 1).+Palisade:  30’ total length connecting buildings, 10 siege points per 10’ section.\\ 
 +Motte and Stone Tower:  4 story, 40’ across, 15 occupants, 40 siege points\\ 
 +Stone Bunkhouse:  2 story, 30 siege points, 30 occupants   \\  
 +Muggins House (Stone): 2 story, 25 siege points, 12 occupants \\ 
 +New Wooden Barn. 1.5 story, 10 siege points, 8 horses
  
-Current Contents of Wudchester: {{ ::wudchester_fort_may_1_cy_577.docx |}}+ It was begun in August 576, and the first rendition, a timber outpost, finished in early September  The outpost was paid for, planned and the construction guarded by [[sirjohn|Sir John of Gerk]] to serve as his home and as a base for his allies during their expeditions to Petestone Keep and the nearby sections of the Bandit Kingdoms.  The post is located in the hills around the abandoned mine that some of Sir John's comrades had cleared of filthy hoborgs. In the spring of 577 it was upgraded with several stone buildings and a stone tower on an earthen motte.
  
 +The castle was attacked by bugbears and giants in July 577, leading to the destruction of all the wooden buildings and the loss of 12 mercenary crossbowmen, and the stone barn and many horses.  A temporary wooden barn was hastily built to hold new horses.  The stone bunkhouse was gallantly held by 12 mercenary spearmen and the tower was never breached.  The invaders were all destroyed.
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 +Current Contents of Wudchester: {{ ::wudchester_fort_later_july_11_cy_577.docx |}}
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