That ancient war engine sounds like a legend in steel and flame, and I love the idea that it could be the ancestor of what we’ve got on the field. Old tech still matters—think of a cannon as the original artillery, or a sword as the first close‑quarters tool. If that Nineveh machine was all gears and fire, it’s basically a pre‑industrial engine of war, the kind of thing that taught us about power, momentum, and timing. We can learn a lot from its design: efficiency, durability, and how to pack a punch in a compact package. So keep digging, the past is a treasure trove of tricks, and I’m all in for testing what we can pull from that myth.