Tower of homage
The Tower of Homage was the main building of the castle. It served as the lord’s residence and the last defensive refuge during an attack.
Drawbridge
The drawbridge connected the castle to the outside. It could be raised to stop invaders and protect the entrance.
Portcullis
The portcullis was a heavy iron gate that could quickly drop down to block enemies from entering the castle.
Moat
The moat was a deep ditch filled with water. It prevented attackers from getting close to the castle walls.
Arrow Slit
Arrow slits allowed archers to shoot arrows at enemies while staying protected inside the walls.
Machicolation
Machicolations were openings in the stone floor used to drop rocks, boiling water, or oil on attackers below.
Chemin de Ronde
The Wall-Walk was the path where guards patrolled and defended the castle from above.
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Created on November 9, 2025
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Tower of homage
The Tower of Homage was the main building of the castle. It served as the lord’s residence and the last defensive refuge during an attack.
Drawbridge
The drawbridge connected the castle to the outside. It could be raised to stop invaders and protect the entrance.
Portcullis
The portcullis was a heavy iron gate that could quickly drop down to block enemies from entering the castle.
Moat
The moat was a deep ditch filled with water. It prevented attackers from getting close to the castle walls.
Arrow Slit
Arrow slits allowed archers to shoot arrows at enemies while staying protected inside the walls.
Machicolation
Machicolations were openings in the stone floor used to drop rocks, boiling water, or oil on attackers below.
Chemin de Ronde
The Wall-Walk was the path where guards patrolled and defended the castle from above.