Castles

The answer is no! You only have to be level 15 or above and you have to have at least 8,000 gold.

catapulted stones or canon shells are likely to glance off the rounded stone walls.

Windsor castle was easy to defend because it was on top of a steep hill making it harder to access. Also being higher up gave it the advantage that they could see it any enemies or attacks were coming.

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You can buy a sand castle kit ( it will come with plastic mold that you scoop the sand in) at any walmart or target. You use moist sand and scoop it into a mold. then flip it over for it will come out in the desired shape.

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by trains driving into them

Bouncy Castles, Houses, etc. are all made out of a vinyl material. The vinyl material is perfect because it will not stretch, but is strong, durable and tear-resistant.

Goodrich castle is very big

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The construction of Malbork Castle (Malbork, Poland) was completed in 1231 and was founded in 1406.

because they were built in the middle ages and most of them are in good conditions

Most large towns and cities had a castle , examples are londonium , exeter , ect. I am not sure how many.

Moat--as a barrier and to provide extra water for fighting fires or for household needs

Towers--defense from above your enemy and view of surrounding area

Drawbridge--close to keep undesirables out

Inner courtyard--house animals, practice fencing, etc.

Basement--storage of food, grain, etc.

Cisterns--collection of rainwater for household uses

Stone walls--thick, wide and angled--harder for cannon fire, catapults to reach target

Tunnels to outlying areas--allowed defenders to bring in supplies...

Sloped earth to walls of castle...kept outsiders in full view as they attacked

Bunratty Castle is a medieval folk park and castle located in Clare, Ireland. Here, tourists can experience a window of Ireland's past and explore the historic attractions.

it had changed by expansion and material such as it was timber they changed it for stone and brick instead !

Guy's tower at Warwick castle stands at 39m. It was completed in 1935. It contains five floors: the first four floors used for accommodation and the fifth floor used as a guardroom.

Number 6 train to Castle Hill station or drive to I-95 to exit 5, Castle Hill.

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winsor castle had 500000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000009 arrow slits.

The concentric castle

The pizza castle is actually still under construction by the creators, nobody knows when it will be open.

Considering it is a fantasy world, not reliable at all. Other then there being walls, gates and places to shoot from, which is pretty much consistant with everything ever made to defend. how reliable trustworthy is lord of the rings for studying castles?

The Big House mansion was completed in 1839.