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- Fragment axe
- Plank
- Naginatas, Polearms
- Naginata-Katana, Heavy Polearm
- Nodachi, Topper, Falling Sun
Polearms seem like a more common and less demanding version of your typical heavy weapon though. Same kind of wide damage from longer ranges, big openings for other enemies to land hits though. I usually give my turret users polearms (favouring the Naginata overall) but definitely the frontline guards use Falling Suns. Favourite heavy weapon group slayer, that.
Polearms are neat. They're definitely annoying in groups, especially when the user is also already a tank...the Crab Raiders use them to annoying effect, anyway.
But to answer your question - yes! Polearms are great, if you want to use it, you will not gimp your char with it.
No weapon class will gimp you char, except for blunt if you don't have a way to train dex. All kinds of things can happen, for example, the strongest char early game that i had in one of my playthrougs was a heavy weapon user - something that people will say that is the worst thing for chars with low skills/stats. I gave the guy a plank at all stats 1 and soon he became a beast, just because of RNGjesus. The guy lucked out in most fights and ended being the last survivor early plent of times, which made him have quite strong and the guy in which i relied to survive raids. A naked hiver with a low quality plank. So there you have it. Crazy things can happen, don't worry and play how you want to play. Learn a lesson from dwarf fortress - "Losing is fun" and go out there and lose limbs! hahaha
Edit: I agree in what iGoblin said, you don't really need to minmax in this game, just playing all characters will become strong eventually.