Stop Plaguing around: The Black Death, 1348
The bells of London still ring, the markets still bustle, and ships still sail, but death is already inside the city…
In November of 1348, the bubonic plague arrived in London, England, bringing fear, death, and rapid change. King Edward III has summoned an emergency council of nobles, physicians, clergy, merchants, and commoners to determine how best to protect the city and preserve the stability of the realm. Delegates must navigate an unprecedented public health and infrastructure crisis, grapple with economic instability, protect the city from utter collapse, and balance competing personal interests to shape the future of England.