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Fauchard
This polearm is similar to a glaive, being a curved blade affixed to the end of a pole.
Unlike a glaive, though, the cutting edge of a fauchard is along the concave side, causing the blade to resemble that of a sickle or Scythe.
Benefit: The fauchard is more awkward to utilize than a glaive (and as such is an exotic weapon), but its increased threat range over the glaive and the ability to trip foes make it a dangerous weapon in the hands of a skilled user.
Weapon Feature(s): reach, trip
| Two-Handed Melee Weapons | ||||||||
| Weapon | Cost | Damage (S) | Damage (M) | Critical | Range Increment | Weight | Type | Special |
| Fauchard | 14 gp | 1d8 | 1d10 | 18-20/x2 | – | 10 lbs. | S | reach, trip |
Source Classic Horrors Revisited
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