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Latest revision as of 19:47, 17 August 2022
The demi-cannon is a heavy field cannon that requires a team of two to operate. The armies of the Cities of Sigmar are known to make use of these cannons, particularly the Freeguilds and Ironweld Arsenal.[1a][2a]
Ammunition
Demi-cannons can fire both regular cannonballs and grapeshot.[1a][2a]
Known Demi-Cannons
- Banu: A cannon used by the Jerech Blue Skies. It's name means Little Girl in the Jerech.[1b]
Sources
- 1: Hamilcar: Champion of the Gods
- 2: Kragnos: Avatar of Destruction
- 2a: Chapter Nine
