Ancient, Medieval and Modern Weapon Guessing

[Deadstring67]

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tomahawk ?

oo bro.bear tomahawk.

[Deadstring67]

A wagon cutter for a War Wagon. I think I saw a stationary version of this in the Messenger: Joan of Arc film during castle siege. These things were attached to horses and as the horses charge these blades would start spinning towards the enemy and cut them down.


Another version.

correct bro. lain tawag ana kay Scythed chariot pero kana nga model kang Leonardo





The scythed chariot was a modified war chariot. The blades extended horizontally for about 1 meter (3 ft) to each side of the wheels. The Greek general Xenophon (430−354 BC), an eyewitness at the battle of Cunaxa, tells of them: "These had thin scythes extending at an angle from the axles and also under the driver's seat, turned toward the ground".

Dismissing completely 17th to 19th century ideas of a Canaanite, Assyrian, Indian or Macedonian origin,[1] Nefiodkin also challenges Xenophon's attribution of scythed chariots to the first Persian king Cyrus, pointing to their notable absence in the invasion of Greece (480−479 BC) by one of his successors, Xerxes I. Instead, he argues that the Persians introduced scythed chariots sometime later during the Greco-Persian Wars, between 467 BC and 458 BC, as a response to their experience fighting against Greek heavy infantry.


A scythed chariot was the special weapon of the Persian Immortal.

[Hammer_and_Sickle]

ota-choy2x ra nang damascus steel




kini, unsa ni

[jofer]

ouch. ka tag an jud d i ko nga damascus steel. kasagaran ako mga officemates kay mga syrian. nindot kaau papalit. kaso bawal sa plane

OT boss naa mi ani gud.hehe bag.o lang jud padala gikan istits

[jangska]

mao ni catapult



Trebuchet ang answer bro.

aw sayop diay ko bai.hehehe.parihas raman gud ug nawng sa catapult.

Kani sad. specific name nya.

Ring gun ni sir..
kita ko ani sa PawnStar gibaligya mahal kaayo.hehe.

[elvandesantos]

kani

nagamit diay ni?? i think this is the war chariot idea ni leonardo da vinci.. but i could be wrong hehehe

[æRLO]

ang scythed chariot nga na gamit is simply a chariot furbished with scythes on the side (oftentimes on the wheel). Kana kang Da Vinci nga Scythed Chariot is different.

[bleedingboi]

One of the most feared ballistic weapon in the Roman Era.

The scorpio or scorpion was type of Roman artillery piece. Also known by the name of the triggerfish, it was described in detail by Vitruvius. In the progressive evolution of catapults, the next major improvement after the scorpio was the cheiroballistra.

A weapon of remarkable precision and power, the scorpio was particularly dreaded by the enemies of the Roman Empire.

The scorpio was a smaller catapult-type weapon, more of a sniper weapon than a siege engine, being operated by only one man. The scorpio was basically a primitive giant crossbow, a "catapult with bolts", probably first invented by the Greeks, then later adopted and used on a larger scale by the Roman legions. This catapult used a system of torsion springs, making it possible to obtain very great power and thus a high speed of ejection for the bolts.

The complexity of construction, adjustment and the great sensitivity to any variation in temperature or moisture limited their use, due to the torsion spring which the Romans referred to as tormenta. Moreover, this type of technology, which disappeared as of the High Middle Ages (with the exception of the Byzantine Empire), reappeared during the First Crusade with a new type of catapult based on a system of slings and counterweights which gave rise to the precision balances for the projection of stone balls or giant crossbows (thanks to the progress made in the field of metallurgy).

During the Roman Republic and early empire eras, 60 scorpio per legion was the standard, or one for every centuria. The scorpio had mainly two functions in a legion: in tended shooting, it was a weapon of marksmanship capable of cutting down any foe within a distance of 100 meters. During the siege of Avaricum in the war against the Gauls, Julius Caesar describes the terrifying precision of the scorpio. In parabolic shooting, the range is greater, with distances up to 400 meters, the firing rate is higher (3 to 4 shots per minute) but the precision is significantly less.

Scorpio were typically used in an artillery battery at the top of a hill or other high ground, the side of which was protected by the main body of the legion. In this case, there are 60 scorpio present which can fire up to 240 bolts per minute at the enemy army. The weight and speed of a bolt was sufficient to pierce enemy shields, and usually also sufficient to wound (or outright kill) the warriors who opposed them.


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[henrinator]

how bout this one?

[jangboang]

how bout this one?

Modified Batuta!!!