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Moriarty wrote:
I blame Gygaxs’ pole arm fetish from D&D. Keeps leaking out all over the place.

I was thinking the exact same thing. Specifically Appendix T (yes, I did have to look that up) from Unearthed Arcana. 6 pages (with drawings) about proper nomenclature of pole arms, with a rambling preamble about maces, morning stars and Authors Who Should Know Better.

Based on his drawings, E.G.G. would have said the Grey Knight picture is holding either a Voulge, a Glaive or a Glaive-Guisarme, likely the latter due to the spike on the back. Several days later he would have finished explaining why the Swiss variant is undoubtedly superior.

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