Did cavalry commonly use spears, not lances but spears that weren't used as an impact weapon that would be used multiple times? - Quora

What is the difference between spears and swords in terms of power and effectiveness? Why were spears replaced by swords as the main weapon of choice? - Quora

What was the strongest weapon in medieval times? - Quora

When were spears last used in combat? I don't mean a bayonet, I mean an actual spear. A stabby bit on the end of a stick. - Quora

What does a mounted lancer do once he has hit a foe with his lance? Does he drop the lance and draw his sword? - Quora

Why were spears not widely used by infantry after medieval times? - Quora

Why did the Romans use swords not spears? - Quora

What type of melee weapon was more common among ancient soldiers: long spear or short sword/dagger combo (or other)? - Quora

What are some examples of mounted cavalry being used for shock tactics during medieval times outside of Europe? - Quora

Would a spear that is hooked at the tip be a viable personal weapon during the Middle Ages? Something like a pointier, metal shepherd's staff, or a harpoon. What could it be

Were spears always used by infantry, or were they used by cavalry as well? - Quora

How were spears used in war? - Quora

Why were spears and polearms popular in Ancient and Medieval warfare? Are they at all popular in modern times? - Quora

What are some medieval weapons that aren't as well-known but are deadly in combat? - Quora

Did cavalry commonly use spears, not lances but spears that weren't used as an impact weapon that would be used multiple times? - Quora

Did cavalry commonly use spears, not lances but spears that weren't used as an impact weapon that would be used multiple times? - Quora