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A '''Flamethrower''' is a device which projects a jet of fire. While the Flamethrowers have other applications the most well known is as a weapon. | A '''Flamethrower''' is a device which projects a jet of fire. While the Flamethrowers have other applications the most well known is as a weapon. Flamethrowers can be very destructive against wooden structures and flood rooms with a leathal inferno. Even so, one of the biggest facts about flamethrowers. | ||
==Historic Use== | ==Historic Use== | ||
Revision as of 17:52, 7 January 2023
A Flamethrower is a device which projects a jet of fire. While the Flamethrowers have other applications the most well known is as a weapon. Flamethrowers can be very destructive against wooden structures and flood rooms with a leathal inferno. Even so, one of the biggest facts about flamethrowers.
Historic Use
Flamethrowers in Fantasy
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| Medieval Weaponry | |
|---|---|
| Melee Weapons: |
Battleaxe - Dagger - Lance - Mace - Club Pole-arm - Spear - Sword - Warhammer |
| Ranged Weapons: |
Blowgun - Bows and Arrows - Cannon Crossbow - Firearm - Rocket - Shuriken - Sling - Incendiary Weapons - Artillery |
| Armor: | Armor - Fantasy Armor - Helmet - Pauldron - Shield |