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The Sumerian war-cart was a four-wheeled device composed of a woven basket mounted on wooden, solid wheels; it was manned by a crew of two carrying battle-axes and lances and pulled by a yoke of four onagers (those Asiatic asses).

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2016年11月2日 · War Carts may get their combat strength lowered, they may require more production, they may get a weakness to anti-cav units, but they aren't going to be removed from the game entirely like an obviously unforeseen exploit of the game's mechanics will be.

A war wagon is any of several historical types of early fighting vehicle involving an armed or armored animal-drawn cart or wagon. One of the earliest example of using conjoined wagons in warfare as fortification is described in the Chinese historical record Book of Han.

The Sumerian war-cart was a four-wheeled device composed of a woven basket mounted on wooden, solid wheels; it was manned by a crew of two carrying battle-axes and lances and pulled by a yoke of four onagers (those Asiatic asses).