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Flails are in tho
Some heavy maces are round and have spikes.
While superficially similar, the mace and morningstar developed independently, and when the mace transitioned to wholly metal construction, the morningstar retained its wooden haft. Additionally, the morningstar traditionally had a longer reach, with a typical weapon having a haft of six feet more – although cavalry weapons were typically shorter.
Well, I was referring to the Pathfinder pnp weapon which was one-handed and did 1d8 bludgeoning and piercing damage.
I kind of like them.