Which tactical advantage occurred when Byzantine dromons deployed Greek fire?

💡 Explanation

The *incendiary projection* disrupted opponents because the intense, rapidly spreading fire consumed enemy vessels and created a defensive perimeter against boarding. Vessels using *ramming*, rather than other tactical options, were at extreme risk; therefore hindering this critical combat maneuver.

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