Medieval German Mace

This is a medieval German Mace Replicated as accurately as tinker-cad will allow. The mace came into being as one of the most effective weapons in the 15 century to fight knights in full armor where swords and arrows would merely glance off. These brutal bludgeoning weapons where crafted with a multitude of different head designs ranging from spiked balls all the way to the flanged mace you see here. Maces were easy to use and could inflict serious if not fatal wounds on even a fully armored knight yet they were little more than steel heads on hardwood or metal shafts. A direct blow could cause armor to cave in or deform it to the point where it would limit or even prohibit a knights mobility and effectively cripple them in battle. A direct blow could also shatter bones or crush the enemy's own armor into their body not to mention a blow to the head, even in a helmet, could be fatal. Overall, the mace was a highly effective and feared weapon on the battlefield and now you have the chan