I won't defend the effectiveness of onagers (way too powerful when they connect), but I have read of some Roman field artillery slicing up Pontic phalangites. After they were disordered the Roman infantry rushed in to the gaps to finish them off. Note, that the idea is not that the onagers destroyed the enemy, but they created the conditions for the infantry to destroy the enemy.Originally Posted by ColdKnight
I hate the flaming arrows.
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