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Generally every melee should have outflank anyways and seize the moment users want a two-hander or a pole weapon.
The question at hand should be structured better. What exactly are you trying to do?
Fauchards are good for trip/bite builds for the most part(Mastery).
Also Serpent Prince doesn't need any DLCs and is the best early mid-game weapon - if you're lucky to get it.
Bane of the Living isn't as good as it sounds.
Certainly, Vanquisher greataxe beats them all.
Vanquisher is a 1.4 crit multiplier weapon that adds +10 flat damage. Theoretically if +10 damage and the base dice difference is less than 14% of your total expected damage per hit either of the other two weapons is better. A 2H fighter with Vanquisher absolutely will want it more than the other two options, but a class that doesn't add an extra 1/2 Str mod might manage to beat the damage buff with Claw or Prince.
Of course that would require ludicrous amounts of optimization.
Redeemer is in close contention due to insane amount of bonus dice it has.