No, a standard fighting lance is basically a great big huge spear that was usually used by archaic cavalry units and some foot soldiers. Jousting lances are the ones you see in knight movie all the time but are practically useless in a real fight as they were not designed to kill.
his sword dosent have a name its a coin that can turn into a sword or lance because its roman
The best weapon to use in attacking is a long sword,switch axe,and great sword. The good weapon to use in defending is a lance. The good weapon in speed is the sword and shield. It matters if your good at a long sword,switch axe, and great sword, lance,sword and shield. If you feel good when using a long sword then it means that it is power full.
and don't forget the mace, the battle axe, the spear, the flail and of course the sword plus the shield for defense. (and a lance, for jousts.) a lance....
axe, spear, bow&arrow, lance, sword, gun, weapon
sword spear axe pike lance gun rifle
axe, spear, bow&arrow, lance, sword, gun, weapon
A Norman knight would have a large sword, a mace and often a lance.
The Lance for jousting The sword for slicing and thrusting The mace for bludgoning
The primary {or staple} weapons of choice were: Sword, Mace, Polearm {Lance, Halber, Battle Ax etc}
Loyalty to his King, sword fighting, horsemanship, use of armor, use of the mace, use of the lance from his mount.
Lance, sword, knife, morning star, shields, snares, bow and arrow, sling.
Sir Lancelot was a knight in the forces of the mythical King Arthur. He had two main weapons, the sword and the lance.