"Fire-&-Manuver" Stone Throwing Ballista. (Leigionary, Lawful/Neutral.)

Your grass-green eyes scan over the variety of weaponry and other items hung on the walls, but alight on one item in particular. It's a chest, but you recognize the markings on it. It's a container for an Methrohndie Imperial Legion "Fire-And-Manuver" Stone Hucker, basically a giant crossbow that can fire just about any dense object of roughly five pounds weight downrange over 100 yards with lethal ****. Normally its the heavy suport weapon of a standard legion phalanx, but for the Minotaur Shock Batalions, its a standard issue ranged weapon.

You pick up the box, open it, and assemble the device in under a minute, noting in the process that this isn't even your typical example, but rather one of the rairer "Fling Fire" units, armed with delicate jars full of six pounds of oil and a one ounce securely fitted flask of alchemist fire that will shatter along with the jar igniteing the oil and turning it into a spreading slick of fire some ten feet in diameter. They had a shorter range due to their overweight munitions, but non-magical fireballs landing amidst an enemy army had a tendency to spook even thier most veteran troops, at least a little bit. The crate proved to be a "stasis box" unit, a lot bigger on the inside than it was on the outside and continually cool and dry inside, perfectly designed for storage of gear and equipment.

You remove several other items, including legionary standard half-plate sized to a minotaur female of your own measurements, with the upwards domed chest plate to accommodate your massive tits and the back skirt with the large iron ring to fit your tail through, and the spiked & domed tube to tie at the end of that appendage. It proves that it contains an entire Minotaur Leigionary's standard kit, sword and axes, plus a size Large Shield. No sooner do you complete the garments with the pointed helm of a special weapons trooper, than the brazure at the center of the room explodes in a sheet of fire: when you look around after hitting the deck, you are not where you were before, in fact, you are in the middle of a battle!