Artilleries

Artillery are weapons which players will be able to deploy on battlefields to increase chances of winning and earning higher rewards. There are 10 different types of artilleries each with their own specific purpose and function.
a. Catapult:  
“The stone thrower continued to evolve over time following its invention around 400 B.C.  Improvements increased the size or range of the missile and the mobility of the catapult.”
Catapult is used for throwing big stones at long distances. 
b. Fireball catapult: Requiring research of Siege craft from the Market, it is the upgrade of the Catapult specifications, with twice the amount of hit points and larger Area of Effect damage. This makes Fire Catapults a popular unit for bombarding enemy troops and enemy buildings. It is also the only land unit that can knock down heavily armoured enemies with its attack damage. It is generally used for throwing huge fireballs at long distances. 
c. Ballista: “The ballista was an early artillery weapon that fired missiles, primarily large bolts or spears.  It was used in attacks on cities or fortified positions because it could cause structural damage and casualties from a great distance.  When it could be deployed on a battlefield, it was especially useful against dense formations of troops.  In this situation, one shot could cause multiple casualties.  The ballista was invented in the second half of the first millennium B.C., probably by Greek engineers.  It functioned like a large crossbow.  Tension was built up in the engine by twisting leather, and then released, propelling the missile down a guided trough and into flight. 
It is mainly used for throwing a big arrow along with multiple small arrows at long distances. It also serves as anti-arrow system of opponent’s army as it destroys incoming arrows before they reach the army units. Also effective against catapult stones. 
d. 3-cupped catapult: For throwing multiple stones at enemy units to do more damage. 
e. 3-cupped fireball catapult: For throwing multiple fireballs at a time at distances to do more damage. 
f. Scorpion: For slowing down the advancement of the opponent’s army. 
g. Flame thrower: “The flamethrower was exactly what its name suggests, a machine developed to ignite the battlefield in flames. The liquid used, was wrapped with a flammable covering and ignited. There was also a more explosive version, on which gunpowder was encased in a ball located just below the barbed tip. When fired, the flaming liquid would bury itself in the wood of a Artileries or Enemy units and burn, hopefully setting the whole structure/units ablaze.
It is used to spit flames of fire which can do damage to all kinds of troops regardless of their armor.
h. 3-Arrows ballista: Can destroy oncoming arrows at a bigger scale and also effective against opponent’s ballista. Also, does 3x damage when used for attack.
i. Shrapnel Catapult: Is comprised of piercing arrows which can pierce the enemies on the battlefield. Very useful when the enemies are heavily armoured. 
j. Destroyer Tower:  "The siege tower was a wheeled wooden structure used to bring havoc to the enemies on the battlefield. The outer part of a siege tower was often covered with animal hides to make it fireproof."
Is comprised of 3 different types of artilleries. A flamethrower, a scorpion, and a fireball catapult. It has a mix of defense and attack. Especially useful to protect the most precious and vital units.
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