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prokopetz · 8 months
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It's probably the old-school Dungeons & Dragons fan in me talking, but I love historical polearms that try to be every polearm at once. Like, it's a pike and an awl and a glaive and a billhook and it has an iron-banded haft for parrying and there's an extra spike on the butt-end in case you ever need to stab the guy standing behind you. Fucking "this is the thing they killed Medieval Shinzo Abe with"-ass weapons.
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memories-of-ancients · 9 months
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Head of a partisan from the guard of King Henry III of France, dated 1588.
from The Worcester Art Museum
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slimegirlwarlock · 8 months
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gods i love polearms. there's a good reason it has been the default weapon since befor history in any culture
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armthearmour · 2 years
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A beautiful Spear decorated with copper, silver, and gold with two miniature Wheellock Pistols atatched directly to the head, France, ca. 1600, housed at the Kunsthistorischesmusuem, Vienna.
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broadsandbroadswords · 10 months
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daggers and axes and polearms oh my: swords and more in our zine, which you can buy here! all proceeds go to the transgender law center!
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peashooter85 · 1 year
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A bhuj, gilded and decorated with red and green stone, Kutch (India), mid 19th century
from Czerny's International Auction House
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liketwoswansinbalance · 3 months
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I was researching medieval weaponry, for a school project, not for writing purposes actually, and stumbled upon these images of various polearms (source), and it occurred to me that they matched Rafal's aesthetic, especially in TLEA, so enjoy, I guess?
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we-are-knight · 2 months
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Stabbed by a partisan? Call that a spetum piercing.
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awallofswords · 7 months
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Oh wow, what an incredible artefact.
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turnip-juice · 10 months
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some swordy sketches
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soylent-crocodile · 15 days
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Practical Feats For Practical Purposes
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(The Dragonslayer by Dawnweaver13)
I noticed I haven't been publishing much in my Feats, Spells, and Items tag, so here's a few feats that I think close some gaps in Pathfinder's combat system that could use a clean solution. The first one is a problem that I, a lover of polearms, run into time and time again, and the other is an issue I notice when statting up large monsters.
Close Reach Combat Feat Prerequisite: +1 BAB You are trained in using long weapons to strike enemies that have closed the gap. You may use reach weapons to attack creatures in any square within your reach, including those adjacent to you. While welding reach weapons, you threaten all squares within your reach.
Tangle with Giants Combat Feat Prerequisites: Str 15, Two Improved Combat Maneuver feats As long as you are size Medium or smaller, you get a +2 bonus to combat maneuvers against creatures with size category Large or larger.
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m3dieval · 7 days
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Genz d'armes 1415
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Gothic poleaxe, Italy, circa 1520
from Czerny's International Auction House
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livingsand · 11 months
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Do you like polearms? I know I do. Halberds, bec-de-corbin, Bohemian Earspoon, voulges, all types of bills, guisarmes... I remember reading through the tables in the 1E AD&D PHB and being amazed that they all had different stats. Whatever.
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mrdestructicity · 3 months
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Well, well, well. Looks like Appendix T finally has some competition... @catshavenolord
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peashooter85 · 1 year
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Corsque, Northern Italy, early 16th century
from Czerny's International Auction House
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