Which vulnerability amplified destruction when fire arrows ignited wooden siege towers?

💡 Explanation

A tower's fuel load created excessive combustion because limited ventilation sustained extremely rapid timber pyrolysis throughout the structure, therefore the entire siege tower would collapse inwards rather than partially burning if a clear airflow could be maintained

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