Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
Platforms
Supported environments
Creators
Details
Serpentine
Skies protector, named after a lizzard
Cannon and Drop-Mortar
Siege cannons that are perfect for dealing with any walls!
Ballista
Crossbow with heavy arrows. Very deadly, despite its cheapness
Swivel Cannons
Size doesn't matter! And if it does, the second "little one" has shields on sides
Puckle Gun
First cannon that had a revolving reloading mechanism, that was made by James Puckle
Catapult
A simple siege catapult. Launches rocks into the enemies
Anvil Launcher
What a surprise!
Fused Cannon
Double trouble, filled with gunpowder. It fires from two barrels with a slight delay, which is extremely effective if the first cannonball misses its target. Unfortunately, for safety reasons, the cannon's caliber had to be reduced.
Hotchkiss Revolving Cannon
The "big brother" of the Gatling gun, which arrived from France. It shoots a little slower than its predecessor, but it does huge damage instead.
Sparking Turret (Tesla Turret)
If you want to know the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration. -Nikola Tesla
Automatic Dispenser
The engineering beauty
Gatling Gun
Rapid-fire and powerful. The pinnacle of military technology of old times. This invention by Richard Jordan Gatling formed the basis for modern machine guns and multi-barreled gun systems
Bursting rifle (Blunderbuss)
A more powerful version of the standard musket. Unlike its predecessor, the blunderbuss is more effective due to its powerful explosive projectiles
Hwacha
Powerful multi-rocket compex from Korea. Don't mess with it, because fireworks not only beautiful, they can explode as well!
Ribauldequin (Duck's Foot)
Three barrels, three times more demolition. Known as a "Duck's foot," this flintlock pistol fires in a three lines, hitting multiple targets at once, making it an effective suppression weapon
"The Big One"
A huge firework in a wooden case that will strike fear into anyone
Greek Fire
Strikes flames like a wild dragon, in a stone appearance. The weapon consisted of a barrel, a pair of pipes, and bellows. When the bellows pumped air into the pipes, tar flew out of the barrel, setting everything around on fire
Musket
The most common gunpowder weapon of the Middle Ages, which is still kept in museums
Mitrailleuse
Steel beast with heart of a shotgun and skin of a cannon
Falconet
Low-caliber cannon from 1547, that would perfectly fit for long range battles
Basilisk
A huge cannon that makes enemies run away at the sight of it