Longflail

This weapon appears as a ten foot long chain with a wooden handle in one end and a broad spiked metal cylinder in the other. It resembles some kind of elongated flail, or a long chain with a flail-like end.

Ultimate Equipment Guide II

Author Greg Lynch, J. C. Alvarez
Publisher Mongoose Publishing
Publish date 2005

Longflails have been in existence since their smaller counterparts were invented, though they have fallen out of circulation in recent years, as warriors gradually focused into the smaller, easier to wield versions. A longflail is basically a light flail, except with a greatly extended chain.

Despite its length, a longflail can be wielded with one hand without penalty. A longflail has reach, so it can strike both at adjacent opponents and opponents within ten feet. It allows the user to make trip attacks; if the character is tripped during his own trip attempt, he can drop the longflail to avoid being tripped. Finally, a longflail gives the wielder a +2 circumstance bonus on checks made to disarm an opponent, including
checks to avoid being disarmed.

Longflail: One-handed Martial Weapon; 25 gp; Dmg 1d6(S)/1d8(M); Critical x2; Range — (10 ft. reach); 10 lb.; Bludgeoning

One-Handed Melee Weapons (Martial)
Martial Weapons	Cost	Damage (S)	Damage (M)	Critical	Range Increment	Weight	Type	Special
Longflail	25 gp	1d6	1d8	×2	—-	10 lb	Bludgeoning	reach