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Cordelia pulls two crossbows on Harmony but instead of killing her, she lets her leave, telling her to get out of town.

His father was probably a manufacturer of crossbows and bows, hence the name in old Polish (samostrzelnik from Latin sagittator, a crossbow maker).

Each Ayyubid attack lost heavily to the barrage of missiles from the many crossbows.

The MARCOS are trained in every kind of weapon and instruments, including knives, crossbows, sniper rifles, handguns, assault rifles, submachine guns and bare hands.

In Togo and Gabon, wood was traditionally used to make bows and crossbows for hunters and warriors.

Steam Powers can be combined with existing weapons such as crossbows, swords, or steamguns to create automated weapons, or stand-alone effects such as interrogation devices or steam powered undead, such as meat racks and smoking dead.

Pontic engineers under the direction of Niconides of Thessaly, Mithridates' chief engineer, began assembling a 150-foot siege tower, battering rams, catapults, and other siege weaponry, including giant crossbows.

Weapons used may include air rifles, air pistols, small bore weapons and crossbows.

During the chaotic retreat, hundreds of men drowned crossing the nearby river while many others fell to the deadly bolts of the defenders' crossbows.

On 11 October 1491, Tantallon Castle was besieged by James IV, with guns sent from Edinburgh and Linlithgow, and crossbows and culverins (a primitive type of hand gun) from Leith.

She has exceptional reflexes and tracking abilities, and uses either jaw-trap steel bolas or crossbows as her weapon of choice.

It is battered to provide greater strength against artillery, and provided with traditional slits for firing longbows or crossbows.

Initially the Danzig sailors, facing the incoming Teutonic flotilla alone, had only ten "szniks" (light sail boats common in the Baltic in the 15th century) which were staffed with five hundred men armed with crossbows and arquebuses.