A flail
its a spiked our jagged metal ball attached to a chain that is attatced to a handle.
The basic weapons were the sword, the lance, the knife, and the mace (a spiked metal ball on a chain attached to a handle).
A Flail or ball and chain was best used on horseback and when you flail it around it will inflict more damage than a spiked ball attached directly to a handle. The spinning motion of the ball attached to the chain affords more momentum which in simpler terms just means you can hit someone harder.
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Sort of, eccept a whip is made of rope and a flail is mostly made of metal. The handle is wooden but the chain and spiked ball are made of iron or steel. Here is a picture of it.
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The preparation is to judge as best as you can the position the ball will be spiked to and move into position. The action is to bend your knees and ready your arms to bat the spiked ball back into the air. The recovery is to follow through with your arms and make contact with the ball.
A Morning Star actually is a bronze or iron ball with 12-15 sharpened spikes on it. It has a wooden handle attached to the ball. So it is more of a club or in a more accurate term ... a spiked Mace. They did NOT have chains in them - that would be a Flail.
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A ball and chain is a heavy iron ball attached to a prisoner's leg by a chain as a means of restraint.