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==Historic Use==
==Historic Use==
The basic mechanisms of a Flamethrower are pretty simple.


==Flamethrowers in Fantasy==
==Flamethrowers in Fantasy==

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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. Flamethrowers can be very destructive against wooden structures and flood rooms with a leathal inferno. Even so, one of the biggest factors about flamethrowers is psychological. People have a well established aversion to being consumed by fire, both by instinct and because being burned to death is a horrible way to go.

Historic Use

The basic mechanisms of a Flamethrower are pretty simple.

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