Warfare 101
A gunpowder weapon used to propel a metal ball.
A cannon.
A large group of merchants that have joined their businesses together.
What is a Guild?
The code that knights follow.
What is Chivalry?
100*10,000
What is 1,000,000?
Why castles were made.
What is for defense and protection?
The variant of bow most used in the middle ages.
What is a Longbow?
A feast in a large hall that guilds or monarchs have.
A knight's main weapon.
What is a sword?
56/7
What is 8?
A peasant bound to the land, working for a lord.
What is a Serf?
A siege in warfare.
What is a tactic of surrounding a castle to cut off it's supplies and eventually force it to surrender?
A kind of merchant that sells gold, buys gold, and makes it into coins.
What is a Goldsmith?
What you must train as before becoming a knight.
What is a Squire?
52 * 20
What is 1,040?
The person who lead the Roman Catholic Church.
What is a Pope?
A weapon used to hurl boulders using a counterweight.
What is a trebuchet?
A merchant that works with iron to make swords, armor, and the like.
A piece of land given to a knight after enough service to a king or Lord.
What is a fief?
5 ^ 3
(Basically 5*5*5)
What is 125?
(12*13)*2
What is 312
A battle tactic where soldiers go in a triangle-shaped formation to break through the line of enimies.
What is a flying wedge tactic?
A thing most guilds used to get to London without needing the London Bridge.
What is a Barge? (or ferry)
What you are supposed to do to become a knight after finishing training as a squire.
What is a great act of bravery or courage?
(Basically a battle or something like that.)
2 * (5 * 8 + 3)
What is 86?
What is a Vassal?