Oct 20, 2024
In case you need it for your D&D games or siege actions— here's what the ballistic trajectory of a flaming pumpkin fired out of a trebuchet looks like.
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In case you need it for your D&D games or siege actions— here's what the ballistic trajectory of a flaming pumpkin fired out of a trebuchet looks like.
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I don't understand. What would you do w/this?
I think Trebuchet was one of those. Weirdly big babies. (Nightmare would keep a pic of them. Somewhere. I think)
MOLA!!
Siege weapons and miscellaneous siege equipment, from the Dungeons & Dragons Master Players' Book (the "M" in BECMI D&D) by Frank Mentzer, TSR, 1985
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another collab with the incredible @azurem !! I did the lineart and she did the rest :)
Trebuchet belongs to @azurem and Blueberror belongs to loverofpigges
bonus doodle under read more <3
The worst part about learning words through reading is that one day you find out you cannot pronounce them.
Like say hypothetically, you are 13 years old, reading out the French subtitles to your blind mother on the film you both are watching. And you say 'Load the Trebuchet.' And she pauses the movie.
What did you say? 'Trebuchet, it's a catapult.' Oh, I know what it is. But say it again. 'Tree-bucket?'
And she hits you with the dreaded, oh honey no.