Mughal War Elephant
Weapons	Poisoned Tusk Swords, trunk weapons (Chains, scythe, mace, Trunk Sword (largest 12 feet long, half of length the blade), Gajnal swiveling Cannon, 300 lbs plate and mail armor over caparison, with large earlike projections that protected the Mahout
Origin	Mughal India (1500's to 1800's)
Activities	Battle tank, siege weapon of the Mughals
Service	~1528-1858
Battle Status	Victorious over the Night of the Living Dead Survivors, Defeated by Da Vinci's "Tank"

Elephants have been used in combat in India since around 1000 BC, yet during the time of the Mughals (1526-1858 AD), the War elephant reached the peak of their evolution, bearing both knight-like armor and, in some cases, a Gajnal cannon on their backs. It was the Abrams Tank of its day.

Battle vs Da Vinci's "Tank" by SPARTAN 119Edit

To be written

WINNER: Da Vinci's Tank

Expert's OpinionEdit

The experts believed that the 360 degree firepower of the tank's cannon battery, as well as the fact that, unlike an elephant, the tank can't go berserk if it sustains damage.

Original battle, votes, and weapons here