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| rdfs:comment | - Their thunderous fire has the potential to send large iron balls hammering into tightly-packed ranks of enemy infantry, with even the mightiest of creatures unable to survive a direct clean shot from these iron behemoths. The ultimate power of the Empire Great Cannon was demonstrated at the siege of Middenheim, when Master Gunner Pumhart von Steyr decapitated a rampaging Dragon with a single well-placed shot. Though the cannon may at times malfunction, or in some cases even explode, should an experienced Master Engineer take command of the cannon crew, it is certain that their shots have the potential to turn the tides of many battlefield.[1a]
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| abstract | - Their thunderous fire has the potential to send large iron balls hammering into tightly-packed ranks of enemy infantry, with even the mightiest of creatures unable to survive a direct clean shot from these iron behemoths. The ultimate power of the Empire Great Cannon was demonstrated at the siege of Middenheim, when Master Gunner Pumhart von Steyr decapitated a rampaging Dragon with a single well-placed shot. Though the cannon may at times malfunction, or in some cases even explode, should an experienced Master Engineer take command of the cannon crew, it is certain that their shots have the potential to turn the tides of many battlefield.[1a]
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