war engine

What that war engine you ride may be, how built, I know not.

If the city wants to use war engines against my men, they have to kill their friends and neighbors first.

However, it is possible for war engines and large monsters to damage them.

I've never heard of their laying siege to a city, or even using war engines in the field.

"The enemy left a few soldiers to watch his war engines on the road.

The name has sometimes been translated as war engine.

The first is to concentrate your own fire on the enemy war engines and archers.

And one way to do it is to cut off the resources that fund your cursed war engines."

He and his chum watched the fleeing figures running away from the war engine.

B-29 production started with the 23, which were all modified to the "war engine" 23A.

Many were artists, like Leonardo, who designed war engines.

The wall was also outfitted with defensive war engines, including catapults.

Something huge was coming nearer, huffing and banging like a war engine.

"But our enemies came against them, and your giants failed to defend the war engines.

Their war engines had punishing, overlapping fields of fire.

After five long, silent heartbeats the mighty war engine spoke with a voice of thunder.

"But then they'd be building their war engines without any hindrance at all," the warlord reasoned.

The war engines were silent then, as the legions carved their way through the Gauls.

There's some big war engines up there.

"The most important task before us is the destruction of the war engines," Elbryan decided.

The government and war engine remains on the surface, the elite "Yance-men".

Obediently, they followed him out of the wreckage of the war engine, then paused and looked around.

"Yes," he smiled," if, at the same time, I could rob the Emperor of energy needed for his war engines."

Unfortunately, demilitarization left Brothe only a handful of war engines.

That way he cannot be targeted by missile fire or some spells and will be potentially protected from war engines.