In countless bridge battles on the Nile, the Egyptians have never ceased to amaze me with their tactic of attempting to push their artillery across the bridge and through my defences, never once trying to use them for their proper purpose ie firing them.
The amphibious trebuchet is obviously a radical but misguided rethink on the use of artillery. I was so looking forward to it emerging on my side of the river but at just over half way the crew ran away with the rest of their lily livered chums.
Another interesting one off tactic - sadly no pic - was a trebuchet being pushed along the side of the bridge parapet at 90 degrees, hanging over the water and being righted halfway across, apparently avoiding catapult fire from the other side of the bridge.
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