Pole Axe
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Chinese bronze dagger axe, Shang Dynasty, 1100-950 BCfrom The LA County Museum of Art
Chinese bronze dagger axe, Shang Dynasty, 1100-950 BCfrom The LA County Museum of Art
Chinese bronze dagger axe (ge), Shang Dynasty (1600-1064 BC)from The Princeton University Art Museum
Chinese bronze dagger axe (ge), Shang Dynasty (1600-1064 BC)from The Princeton University Art Museum
Chinese gold plated bronze ge (dagger axe), Spring and Autumn Period 770- 476 BCfrom Christies
Chinese gold plated bronze ge (dagger axe), Spring and Autumn Period 770- 476 BCfrom Christies
Engraved bronze Chinese ge (dagger axe), Zhou Dynasty, 770-476 BC.
Engraved bronze Chinese ge (dagger axe), Zhou Dynasty, 770-476 BC.
oldschoolfrp: Encyclopedic polearm typology from Gary Gygax’s “Appendix T: The Nomenclat
oldschoolfrp: Encyclopedic polearm typology from Gary Gygax’s “Appendix T: The Nomenclat
char-portraits: Shine by DaryaPonyo
char-portraits: Shine by DaryaPonyo
Felicia the Fanatic, Paladin of Llira by Tanya Sangsnit
Felicia the Fanatic, Paladin of Llira by Tanya Sangsnit
Crysalis by Francisco Francez
Crysalis by Francisco Francez
A combination polearm and percussion musket originating from India, 19th century.
A combination polearm and percussion musket originating from India, 19th century.
Russian bardiche, 17th centuryfrom The State Historical Museum, Moscow
Russian bardiche, 17th centuryfrom The State Historical Museum, Moscow
ohsweetart:What kind of weapon should I have? I was thinking to dual wield axes, but a giant polearm
ohsweetart:What kind of weapon should I have? I was thinking to dual wield axes, but a giant polearm
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