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- The trebuchet is a powerful siege weapon that can be found in the Fort Ranik mission as well as in some PvP scenarios (outside the Guild Hall). It is different to a ballista in such as it has to be armed before it can be fired. To arm a trebuchet, the lever beside it has to be pulled once. Another activation of the lever will trigger the shot. Trebuchets have unlimited ammunition. Trebuchet damage appears to come in the form of the skill Statue's Blessing.
- 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.
- Bombard/Stop Bombard - The Trebuchet will fire endlessly at the target area until the button is pressed again or the Trebuchet is moved. Causes damage to all units and structures hit by the boulder. Auto Aquire/Halt Auto Aquire - The Trebuchet will automatically acquire enemy buildings or units. If pressed it will no longer do so and must be explicitly ordered to target units or buildings.
- The trebuchet is a gravity based catapult. A long arm behind a pivot point is set in to the ground with a sling full of ammunition, while the same arm on the other end has a heavy weight. The long arm is whip-like, so when the arm is released, the ammo is flung whip-like in to the air, increasing its maximum effective range, but decreasing general accuracy.
- The Trebuchet itself is too massive to damage it directly, and is located deep in the magma-filled pit right in the middle of the map. To disable the siege engine, players need to approach it from the south-west, until the gates open. Inside, two Blood Clan Khazra Maulers and one Blood Clan Shaman guard the controlling device. Destroying the device will cause the Trebuchet to collapse into molten magma. Visually, it resembles Catapults from Diablo II. The ammunition is conjured immediately before the shot.
- The Trebuchet is the Men of the West's siege unit, known for its numerous deployment across the battlements of Minas Tirith.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Trebuchet File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card.png Trebuchet File:Trebuchet.jpg File:Item Border Silver.png File:Common Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 0 File:Trade Icon 2.png 3 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 0 Common File:Sealbar-gold.png File:Seal Lock Icon.png Fling heavy objects at great speed
- A trebuchet was built and used by Locke and Boone in an attempt to break the glass on the hatch in "Deus Ex Machina". It failed to have any noticeable impact but split apart, wounding Locke's leg. Locke said their trebuchet could deliver "a half ton of force", while Boone did not know how a trebuchet differed from a regular catapult, admitting he probably couldn't even spell it.
- Trebuchets arrived to Rokugan with the Return of the Ki-Rin, an unorthodox and eerily siege weapons the nomads used. Once the Unicorn settled upon a fighting ground, they chose to fortify their position with these small siege weapons as well as soldiers.
- The Trebuchet is an animal weapon in Worms Forts: Under Siege, accessible through the Citatel. When selected, a brown moose filled with explosives will be launched. The Trebuchet has fuse time, and if it hits the building before the time is out, it will bounce away, like the Fridge Launcher.
- A trebuchet is a Northern siege weapon. It makes use of the mechanical advantage of a lever.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ <default>Trebuchet</default> Zuerst gezeigt in Zuletzt gezeigt in Besitzer Finder Benutzer
- Trebuchets were found as early as 0 B.C. when Jesus built one to launch himself into America to write the book of Mormon. The design was then stolen by the Muslims to hurl large boulders, dead bodies etc. into castles for what they called “siege warfare” or “ye old rock throwing”.
- Trebuchet is a type of siege weapon available for use in The Elder Scrolls Online.
- The Trebuchet is a siege unit available early in some of the Civilization games.
- thumb|Ein TrebuchetDie Trebuchets sind Katapulte die von der Feuernation benutzt werden, um Langstreckenbeschuss und Belagerungsbeschuss zu verbreiten. Sie werden von einschüchternden, muskelbepackten Trebuchet-Bedienern besetzt und können brennende Geschosse über große Reichweite feuern. Die Waffen sind die Nemesis für alle Befestigungswälle und Stadtmauern. In Deutschland sind auch die Begriffe Bilde oder Tribok bekannt. Eine Wurfmaschine wie diese wird mit einem Hammer in Gang gesetzt. Kategorie:Waffe Kategorie:Avatar - Der Herr der Elemente Kategorie:Militär
- Types of Trebuchet --Will add info from PPT to wiki tomorrow at school-- --Group Members--
- The Trebuchet is constructed at the Castle in its packed form. It must spend about 8-10 seconds setting up in order to attack, during which it is unable to either attack or move. However, the unpacking process can be canceled instantly if necessary to move to a safer location. When playing as the Japanese, Kataparuto gives Trebuchets a shorter pack/unpack time. It can target, attack and remove trees to allow free passage. Onagers, however, perform this task better and all the trees in the area of their splash damage are destroyed.
- The trebuchet is a siege engine and an advanced version of the catapult.
- The Trebuchet is the standard Artillery Unit of the Medieval Age. It is built and upgraded at the Siege Factory.
- A trebuchet is a type of catapult that was used as a siege engine in the Middle Ages. It is sometimes called a counterweight trebuchet or counterpoise trebuchet, to distinguish it from an earlier weapon called the traction trebuchet, which employed pulling men working the mechanism. The counterweight trebuchet appeared in both Christian and Muslim lands around the Mediterranean in the 12th century. It could fling projectiles weighing up to 350 pounds (160 kg) at or into enemy fortifications. Its use continued into the 15th century, well after the introduction of gunpowder.
- A trebuchet was a heavy siege engine used by the Broddring Empire. A long 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 trebuchet to shoot a projectile, such as a barrel of liquid fire, placed in the basket a long distance. When a certain rope was undone, the trebuchet's wooden arm would hurl the barrel into the oncoming ranks of the enemy soldiers.
- The Trebuchet is a heavy weapon that fires massive bolts of plasma at long distances. The figures displayed for damage are for a full 23 second charge. Two fully upgraded and charged Trebuchets can deal 35,000 at once, making them strong against Carnages, Cossacks and Stalkers. The Trebuchet charges up and fires its entire charge at once. It can be fired at any time during the charge period for reduced damage, but full charge takes 20 seconds plus a 3 second cool down. However, the Trident is much more common to see amongst Furies\Carnages due to higher DPS and excellent anti-ECU splash damage.
- The Trebuchet is the siege weapon of the Gauls. It is used to bring havoc to the enemy village's buildings and resource fields. The Trebuchet should always be accompanied with other troops in order to reduce losses - as they have a very low attack value for their cost. The Gaul's Trebuchet is more expensive than the Roman Fire Catapult and the Teuton Catapult and it also has lower attack and defense values.
- The way of the trebuchet is the way of war: seek out an area where enemies may not get you, and then attack them with impunity. Although it is one of the weakest units in the game, the trebuchet however has superb range and a powerful attack, making a mockery of enemy fortifications from afar. Even the mighty strongholds favoured by the Chinese cannot hope to stand alone if faced by a barrage of trebuchets.pt:Oficina_de_assédio#Trabuco All this power, however, has a great cost. Trebuchets
- A trebuchet (French trébuchet) is a siege engine used in the Middle Ages. It is sometimes called a counterweight trebuchet or counterpoise trebuchet, to distinguish it from an earlier weapon called the traction trebuchet, which employed pulling men working the mechanism. The counterweight trebuchet appeared in both Christian and Muslim lands around the Mediterranean in the 12th century. It could fling projectiles weighing up to 350 pounds (160 kg) at or into enemy fortifications. Its use continued into the 15th century, well after the introduction of gunpowder.
- The trebuchet is an essential piece of equipment when the Bretonnians engage in siege warfare, and smaller versions of these machines are sometimes deployed on the field of battle. Since the king himself commissioned a number of trebuchets to be built to act in the defence of Couronne, their popularity has increased. Still, most knights universally put on a show of disdain towards them, and some dukes refuse to make use of them at all. Nevertheless, it is a sign of particular opulence to be in possession of a trebuchet, for they are time consuming to create and are individually hand crafted. There are only a finite number of craftsmen within Bretonnia with the skill to create them, and their services are highly sought after. Although a knight would never stoop so low as to operate a missil
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