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JulesCARV 10-03-07, 01:48 AM	I'm wondering about "official" treatment of bludgeoning polearms in D&D. (lucerne hammer, bec-de-corbin, bill bec-de-bardiche glaive-guisarme, etc) Looking at Crystalkeep indices, it seems that Dragon 331 had a polearm extravaganza, including stats for three bludgeoning polearms: the ankus, the lucerne hammer, and the sasumata. However, those indices are often a bit out of date and incomplete, without things like Tome of Battle and such, so I was wondering if bludgeoning polearms had gotten somewhat more "official" treatment than a Dragon Magazine article in some source.
Kouk 10-03-07, 03:31 AM	Well, I think most of those are in the 3.0 Arms and Equipment Guide (where they are virtually identical, the Dragon article just "updated" them). They are also in the Dragon Compendium Vol. 1 (doubt there is gonna be a 2 at this point) but that is about as official as the magazine. Anyway, the magazines did always say, "100% Official Content!" didn't they?
Jaxgaret 10-03-07, 07:51 PM	Anyway, the magazines did always say, "100% Official Content!" didn't they? :) They did indeed.