Which outcome results when 'agger' height exceeded limits?

💡 Explanation

Siege towers become unstable when the 'agger' is too high because center-of-mass height increases which significantly reduces restoring moment creating tipping moment amplifying wind which leads to eventual loss; therefore instability goes higher, rather than allowing other siege options which benefit from relatively stable elevated sites.

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