The Trebuchet

In peace, the castle commander used them to throw roses into women during the game In the field of ancient combat, trebuchet proved to be a deadly weapon. The jewel cannon threw hundreds of yards of various things and became a weapon to surround the castle. That incredible range often exceeds the effective defensive power of the shooter's shooter and can be destroyed without destroying the walls of the defender with a siege battle. Trebet is often used in long-range siege battles to throw away large amounts of manure, dead animals, and other such things to encourage disease in the whole surrounded city.

The medieval glove compartment was designed as a huge catapult or sling. Missiles thrown from the medieval slinger catapult are fatal. The medieval Trevet is usually associated with stone throwing. The medieval glove compartment can release up to 2,000 stones a day! Used if supply reduces sharp wooden poles and darts. Fire caused severe damage to the surrounding castles and cities, and various shooting missiles, including torches, were thrown. This terrible Greek fire was also used as a missile for medieval jewelry cannons. The medieval Trebuchets can fire hundreds of yards of missiles on castles, forts and walls, as well as castles, forts and walls. Attackers are very smart about their idea of ​​selling medieval slinger, which will cause a lot of pain and discomfort to the castle and walls. Medieval Slinginger missiles include the following:

The history of medieval Trebuchet dates back to ancient times. Tow medieval trebuchet was considered an ancient war engine and was invented in China in 300 BC. The medieval Trevet is thought to have evolved from a wooden suspension chain. Towing In medieval costumes, a large number of people lowered the ropes to promote missiles. The medieval Trevet arrived in Europe on the early medieval or dark days of the year 500 AD, and it was widely used by French people. When the Dover was besieged in 1216, medieval Trebucket was introduced to the UK. This is the same as many other types of siege engines. French pigeon Rui crossed the strait with great power, besieged Dover Castle, and attacked without violently obstructing the wall. I used medieval accessories facing the castle walls of Dover Castle. The police officer of Dover Castle is Hugh de Burgh - he refused to surrender