 | Alabarda Axe | This weapon is a cross between a battle-axe and a spear. Mostly used by foot soldiers, but some knights adapted it for use much like the mace as a secondary weapon for its crushing and splitting qualities. |
 | Bola | A spiked ball attached to a wooden handle by a short chain. The bola can be used from atop a horse or on foot. When swung by a knight, the ball reaches high speeds and delievers a powerful blow to the opponent. |
 | Lance | Weapon used in battle or tournaments. A knight uses the lance to knock his enemy from the horse. After the sword, the lance is the knight's primary offensive weapon. |
 | Mace | A heavy weapon made of a wooden handle with a quatrefoil-shaped head. The mace can deliver crushing blows to an opponent's armor with a single strike. |
 | Sword | Medieval knights used two types of swords. ESPADA: the one-handed short sword used on horseback or in combination with a shield or another weapon. MANDOBLE: the two-handed sword used by knights on foot is longer and heavier than the espada. The Mandoble allows the knight to deliver more powerful blows. |
