#pole axe

Pollax time

Encyclopedic polearm typology from Gary Gygax’s “Appendix T: The Nomenclature of Polearms” in Unearthed Arcana, TSR, 1985 -- ten years after his Strategic Review article, 7 years after listing all these names in the Players Handbook without explaining what he meant.  Still no picture of the Bohemian earspoon, but his text describes it as a variant partisan.

The perfect companion for hiking and camping, the M48 Silver Kommando Survival Hammer is a beast in the field. It’s great as a walking staff with a 37 3/8” overall length. The cast stainless steel, two-toned black oxide-coated and polished finish head can pound practically anything into submission with ease. The curved back spike is an effective breaching tool and a great defensive alternative to the stout hammerhead. The spike and hammer together make the handle for the fully functional walking cane. The 30 percent fiberglass handle is nearly indestructible, and the hammerhead is attached to it with metal bolts. The shaft includes a rubber toe on the end for improved traction.

Crysalis by Francisco Francez

Those combos though

Felicia the Fanatic, Paladin of Llira by Tanya Sangsnit

The One Eyed Vulture and the Checkered Knight by Erik Ly

personal work by Sungryun Park