Mace (weapon)
A mace is a medieval blunt-force weapon consisting of a heavy metal head on a wooden or metal shaft, used for crushing armor in historical combat and now sold as functional replicas for collectors and reenactors.
Fun Fact
Maces were favored over edged weapons because their flanged heads could effectively penetrate plate armor without getting stuck.
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