engine of war

Still, they were not the engine of war he had hoped.

This is not surprising, considering my own purpose as an engine of war.

Forbidden to make engines of war, Japan made automobiles instead, and won the world.

After all, engines of war were rumbling, and their thunder was in the earth.

Governments are apt to be a bit hidebound over their engines of war.

'E'en now are mine engines of war being moved into place.

Both sides harassed each other with engines of war.

It could not stop their engines of war.

Once those great engines of war begin throwing, he'll have to retreat or be wiped out."

They are very difficult to destroy although the enemy may try to attack them with other engines of war, large monsters or magic for example.

As far as they could see it was thickly covered with the engines of war.

Slaves had been part of the "engine of war" for the Confederacy.

What wonder that they demanded fearsome engines of war?

The engines of war are so powerful now that any outbreak of fighting risks mass destruction.

Vehicle rules were added to the system with the publication of Engines of War in 2007.

The most recent supplement, Engines of War, was released in August 2007.

Great engines of war trundled across the moors, leaving traces of black smoke in the clear morning air.

Immeasurably older and often much larger, they had been made to carry the engines of war from Mars to wherever they were needed.

It was a mighty engine of war, and inside her rode Tom and Ned.

Like most dwarves, Ivan applauded clever engines of war.

The more advanced they are, the bigger and more destructive engines of war they create."

A stone-hurling medieval engine of war, also spelled "trebucket."

"Could we have gotten well-wrought engines of war, might we have slain you."

By the time they turned to leave, a score of armed and armored dwarves had appeared, blocking every exit with engines of war.

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