Polearms - Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Database

A polearm commonly used by foot soldiers. A virtuous knight would not touch such a weapon, but for a city patrol it is an invaluable tool for establishing order and respect in even the most crime-ridden places.

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If nothing better is at hand, at least this will do. A simple but effective tool, which is as good for pitching hay as it is at stabbing the enemy where the sun don’t shine.

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An excellent long weapon for infantry and anyone who prefers to keep their opponent at bay. The secret of its true power is hidden in the tight formation of the trained men who, with its help, can resist even a charge of knightly cavalry.

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A simple pole weapon for those who need to keep the enemy and the cities’ scum at bay. Its original blade is joined with a hook for tripping enemies’ legs and pushing ladders off battlements.

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A knight’s battle axe on a pole designed especially for noble warriors, because its forging cannot be entrusted to any village blacksmith. A terrible crushing and slashing weapon, it can cut through even the best armour like a knife through butter.

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A crushing polearm weapon whose name may refer to the first morning star, but for the enemy, a blow from its blade is likely to be the last thing they will ever see. A seemingly clumsy weapon that can command respect in any brawl.

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A valued halberd of Sir Jan Posy of Zimburg, which he lost when Cumans ambushed him.

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The standard of the miners from the St. Anthony’s mine in Kuttenberg. Such a standard is the symbol and the pride of every miners’ gang!

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A pitchfork left here by farmer Matthew. Everyone in Tachov knows that wherever Matthew and his pitchfork go, merriment follows. It seems Matthew may have gotten a bit too merry, as he left his pitchfork behind.

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A wooden pole without reinforced ends, so it wouldn’t hurt so much during infantry training. It can also be used at any time to prove that there are no small men only small targets.

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A simple pole weapon for those who aren’t highborn enough to get their hands on something better. It’s nothing more than a long blade with a sharp point on a long handle, but unlike other pikes it doesn’t have a hook.

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An immortal weapon well known to mankind since the creation of the world. A simple long spear with an added hook for tripping the legs of enemies and pushing ladders off battlements.

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