As winter approaches, the warlord lays siege to the mountain stronghold, cutting off all supplies.

Medieval armies relied on siege weapons like trebuchets and battering rams to breach castle walls.

The army hauled a massive siege weapon up the hill to break the castle walls at dawn.

During the prolonged siege warfare, the garrison's supplies dwindled and hope faded.

The soldiers spent the night assembling the siege engine that would batter the castle walls at dawn.

The commander ordered the siege trains to move at dawn to position the heavy guns.

The army's siege train creaked along the muddy road as it approached the fortress.

Only Sir Galahad could sit in the Siege Perilous without perishing, because Merlin had reserved that vacant seat at the Round Table for the knight who would one day succeed in the quest for the Holy Grail.

During the blockade, the town minted a siege piece to pay its soldiers.

Under cover of archers, the soldiers pushed the siege tower up to the battered wall so attackers could climb over.