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- The catapult is a war machine in Heroes of Might and Magic I, Heroes II, Heroes III, Heroes V, and Heroes VI. The catapult only appears in siege combat, and can only attack castle walls and other fortifications. Every hero has one, it cannot be sold, given away, unequipped, or left behind, and if the catapult is destroyed during combat, it will reappear once the combat phase is over.
- This unit can destroy buildings. Catapults are most effectively used later in the game to target an opponent's farm. This is because farm levels are costly to build and take a long time to upgrade. When you lower the level of the opponents farm, this forces them to first rebuild their farm before doing anything else since they do not have enough population to build anything with. Since the farm take such a long time to rebuild you will likely either have nobled the target or have cleared all his troops. This tactic can prove to backfire on you since when you noble the village you will have to rebuild the farm ny yourself before doing anything else. This will leave you vunerable to enemy attack.
- During the events of the San Hieronymo Incident in late 1970, ARPA was developing several advancements in technology, including a catapult that would launch special forces members to high places.
- For larger maps, the catapult shoots you to middle point on the map. For smaller maps, the catapult usually shoots you directly into the enemy's castle. The catapult requires 9 lumber and 3 ore to be made.
- It was first used by the Macedonians under Phillip II, and later by his son, Alexander the Great in the 4th century BC. The Romans had their own version called the Onager, which they used for besieging fortified towns that resisted Roman authority. In the later half of Antiquity, the Eastern Roman Empire, or the Byzantines used it for the same purpose. It was reintroduced to the west during The First Crusade. At the Siege of Antioch, a catapult was used to harass the Turkish defenders. Afterwards the catapult was used throughout Medieval Europe during the 13th and 14th centuries. The catapult was eventually put out of use with the arrival of gunpowder used for cannons.
- In the Smurfs media, catapults are always be seen in the Smurf Village. The Smurfs usually use this to protect themselves against attacks. Different from humans, the Smurfs will use smurfberries instead of rocks to attack. Smurfs will also use catapult to sent enemies such as Gargamel away form the village. There is also some occasions like the episode "Reckless Smurfs" that Smurfs have been tossed away by catapult for entertainment.
- >"We can't let them destroy the catapult! It's our only chance against their battering ram!" —Mole The Catapult was used as a weapon, appearing in The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon. A Mole controlled the catapult to fend off Malefor's army. Every once in a while, Spyro and Cynder had to fix and reload the catapult, and they also had to fend off the catapult from the attacking Grublins. Eventually, the two had to leave the catapult for a moment to destroy the Seige Towers. Also, at one point, the mole got shot off the catapult and Spyro and Cynder had to guide him safely back to it.
- Available with the Order of the Ram, catapults are painfully slow, unwieldy, but useful in that they throw large boulders at their enemies. The boulders cause a large degree of crushing damage to all the surrounding units, and will generally kill archers in a single attack. Catapults are resistant to piercing attacks, but vulnerable to fire.
- Catapult is the final beginner floor of Super Monkey Ball Deluxe
- Interprete Lanzamiento Apariciones Duración Álbum Anterior soundtrack Siguiente soundtrack Catapult (Catapulta en español), es el decimo sexto soundtrack del OST Resident Evil 4 Original Soundtrack utilizado en Resident Evil 4.
- Catapult is a track in the biohazard4 Original Soundtrack. It is found in the first disk. It also appeared in the Biohazard 4 Best Track Collection.
- The Catapult is a limited edition decoration on Farmville. It was originally released on the May 27th, 2012 as part of the Castle Event, available to purchase from the market for .
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- A catapult is a ballistic device used to launch a projectile a great distance without the aid of explosive devices—particularly various types of ancient and medieval siege engines.
- Amy Rose and Tekno the Canary discovered a catapult in a 5000AD museum. With power down throughout the whole city, the heroes used the ancient device to defeat culprit Gremlyn. Presumably preloaded with a massive boulder, the girls fired the rock at Gremlyn and defeated the robot. Catapults have also found more unorthodox uses in Sonic the Comic. In Grounded, Tails was attempting to pull back a palm tree in the Aquatic Ruin Zone so that he could swat a Spider-Moth out of the sky. Unfortunately, the cable snapped, sending Tails flying through the air and into the Badnik.
- The Catapult is the slowest Mech in the Heavy class, having a top speed of 20 Mph, the Catapult is slow, and not very manuverable. To make up for this, the Catapult has the longest lasting JumpJets in both of the MechAssault games, being able to fly for well over 10 seconds. The Catapult only comes equiped with 2 weapon sets, Energy and Missiles. Carrying quad Pulse Lasers for close range engagements and quad Javelin Missiles for long range fights. The Catapult should be viewed as a support Mech and not used in direct engagements with other Mechs. Very good as artillery or sniping with the rockets, the pulse lasers can be used when the jump jets are being used at close range to take advantage of it's long air time.
- Catapults launch large stones and fire pots. They are slow, but can inflict tremendous damage to all enemies on the ground and collapse castle walls.
- Syarat Faction: Order 3 gold, slide: Distribusikan 2 damage ke target Territory.
- The Catapult is a unit for the Undead. Catapult can first be produced at level 1
- The Catapult is the first artillery unit to become available in the game. It requires the File:Classical age small.jpg Classical Age and File:Military Research Icon.png Military 1 (The Art of War) to be researched at the Library and is built at the Siege Factory. It upgrades to the Trebuchet in the File:Medieval age small.jpg Medieval Age.
- A catapult is a device used to throw or hurl a projectile a great distance without the aid of explosive devices—particularly various types of ancient and medieval siege engines. Although the catapult has been used since ancient times, it has proven to be one of the most effective mechanisms during warfare. The word 'catapult' comes from the Latin 'catapulta', which in turn comes from the Greek καταπέλτης (katapeltēs), itself from (kata), "downwards" + πάλλω (pallō), "to toss, to hurl". Catapults were invented by the ancient Greeks.
- catapult.jpg morcannon.jpg Resources to build 1 Catapult.
- A Catapult is a mailable Rank 8 Item used to attack Bastions and set up Keeps. It is regarded as a House of Mantles Item.
- Unlike all other siege weapons of other Factions, this catapult comes from the factory with flaming boulders. It can then switch between firing that and firing skulls.
- The Catapult is a Heavy BattleMech in the BattleTech universe. It is a long-range artillery 'Mech designed by House Liao. Armament in MechAssault and sequels as well as most other BattleTech games is depicted as being focused around LRMs, with ten LRMs and three Pulse Lasers. In MechCommander, during the Davion campaign you come across a varient of the Mech often referred to as the Swarm Catapult, armed with Swarm LRMs instead of standerd LRMs.
- A catapult is a siege weapon used for taking city or forts, primarily by the Northern Kingdoms.
- Catapults are a cheap siege engine of Mordor: they serve as a tool of economic destruction and against battalions of weak units. They have the particularity of being able to damage garrisoned units, which is quite strategic. This means you can kill the units inside defensive towers. However, they do have a minimum range from which they must fire, or they will have to move back from their target (unlike archers who can shoot even at melee range).
- Catapult is a powerful attack unit available early in several Civ games.
- The catapult bloon fires nearby bloons towards the exit, they do not go extremely far, but the boost from the catapult could cost you a life, or even the game. They take five explosions to destroy, and then spawn two ceramic bloons. Note: Unable to fire blimps, bosses, lead or iron bloons.
- The Catapult was a prize that could be unlocked from the Prize Gallery in Bentley's Arcade for 20 Tokens.
- The catapult is a medium to long range mobile siege weapon that uses heavy rocks as ammunition. It is mainly created to destroy castle walls, gates or towers.
- The Catapult is a projectile weapon that shot debris and rocks against the enemy. The orc used Catapults as well as a variation of the Catapult, fire catapults at the Battle of the Pelennor Fields in the The Return of the King film by director Peter Jackson.
- Upkeep: $1,000 Attack: 12 Defense: 4 Requirement: Black Smith x 1 Cost: $250,000 Used in: Crusade
- Catapults were mechanical devices used to throw or hurl a projectile a great distance, used as siege engines. They were used by the Rokugani Crab Clan, onboard the Imperial Barge, the Yodotai Empire, or even the Destroyers with living catapult-creatures. Catapults took a long time to prepare in between firing.
- Catapult got its name from its use for propelling specially trained killer cats into enemy fortifications during sieges.
- Cock the catapult, then jump in and fly to the Olde Tower.
- Catapults and trebuchets use a lever arm to hurl a projectile in an arcing ballistic trajectory toward their target, yet that simple mechanism is employed in many different manners on the battlefield. (A&HC 122)
- A weapon designed by the Thief Guild that facilitates the ability to launch multiple arrows simultaneously.
- The Catapults are siege weapons brought in by the Anubians who are invading Bastion. They attack in a constant barrage of the southern hills near Sir Lancelot. During the quest Destroy the Catapults, players must burn a catapult by right-clicking on it.
- The Catapult was a limited time decoration released on August 19, 2014 during the Clash of Clones 2014 Event. It was the ninth Personal Prize to be unlocked after the player collected 30000 Gold.
- Catapults regularly appear as controllable units in the RTS Warcraft games.
- The catapult was one of the earliest forms of artillery. It was a large mechanical arm that propelled heavy stones and other missiles from a great distance, battering down walls and inflicting damage on buildings and defenders. Catapults could easily launch projectiles 500 to 1000 feet with a surprising amount of force behind them. Though cumbersome and nearly useless on the battlefield, the catapult was an effective weapon for siege operations.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Catapult File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card.png Catapult File:Catapult.jpg File:Item Border Silver.png File:Uncommon Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 0 File:Trade Icon 2.png 3 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 0 Uncommon File:Sealbar-gold.png File:Seal Lock Icon.png 1% to Barter actions, 1% to Swindle actions, 1% to Bribe actions Toss objects with accuracy
- A catapult was a siege engine used by the Broddring Empire. A sturdy wooden arm with a basket at the end was fastened with a system of ropes and gears to a strong wooden platform, which was mounted on wheels, enabling the catapult to shoot a large ceramic ball placed in the basket a short distance. When a certain rope was undone, the catapult's wooden arm would hurl the ball into the oncoming ranks of the enemy soldiers.
- Casting Time: 1 action Range: 60 feet Components: S Duration: Instantaneous Choose one object weighing 1 to 5 pounds within range that isn’t being worn or carried. The object flies in a straight line up to 90 feet in a direction you choose before falling to the ground, stopping early if it impacts against a solid surface. If the object would strike a creature, that creature must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, the object strikes the target and stops moving. When the object strikes something, the object and what it strikes each take 3d8 bludgeoning damage.
- Absorbing your foe into the gem on your stomach, you transfer them into energy and fire them from your cannon into the ground. As a standard action, select a single creature within 60 feet. That creature must make a will saving throw DC:15+ Strength modifier or be moved adjacent to you. The creature also takes normal damage as well as 1d6 force damage per level (Max 20d6). A successful saving throw halves the damage and you are not moved. If the creature fails it's saving throw, make a single attack against any creature within 60 feet, this cannot be the same creature as the initial attack. If the attack hits, deal double damage to the target and move the initial target to that creature's square. It takes 1/2 of the damage you just dealt to the secondary target. Both targets gain a reflex
- In RPG Maker 2003, Rockfall is a regular earth-elemental damaging skill, although it is not available by default to any class or the default characters. Tier 2 is however used by the Cyclops enemy, representing its propably actually very un-magic tossing of rocks at player characters. Like with all elements from RPG Maker 2003, is not known wether Don Miguel's translation of the japanese original names is in any way accurate or consistent with RPG Maker and RPG Maker 2000 or subsequent RPG Makers (subsequent versions have an 'official' translation). Note that while all of these skills do consume MP and their damage is only modded by Intelligence, they are classed by default as Normal, NOT as Magic in RPG Maker 2003.
- Forged by the most powerful of Hell’s smiths, Catapults are demonic souls fused with iron. As a form of punishment for disloyal demons, the Three would capture demonic spirits and bind them to the very metal of the Catapults. The demon would then be forced to live out the rest of its limited existence in this form. A number of Catapults were employed by Baal's army on the slopes of Mount Arreat. A Catapult can only fire in one direction: forward, having a very limited arc of fire. It is completely immobile and may not turn.
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