Which defensive outcome occurred less frequently inside fortifications employing 'murder-holes'?

💡 Explanation

Ladder assaults were reduced because 'murder-holes' allowed defenders to directly attack climbers, leveraging gravity to maximize impact. Therefore, ladder attacks were harder; rather than scaling, attackers faced concentrated counter-measures.

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