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Polypons are formed from 30°, 30°, 120° triangles. They form a subset of the polydrafters of twice the order. The pieces are confined to a triakis grid. If the pieces are allowed to break this first grid, then we can create the extended polypons, which lie within the grid of polydrafters as shown below.

          

 

 Monopon - 1 (1 tile)

 Dipons - 2 (4 tiles) + Extended dipons -1 (2 tiles)

1	2	3*

 Tripons - 2 (6 tiles) + Extended tripons -3 (9 tiles)

1	2	3*	4*	5*

 Tetrapons - 4 (16 tiles) + Extended tetrapons -14 (56 tiles)

1	2	3	4	5*
6*	7*	8*	9*	10*
11*	12*	13*	14*	15*
16*	17*	18*

 Pentapons - 4 (20 tiles) + Extended pentapons - 44 (220 tiles, not pictured)

1	2	3	4

 Hexapons - 10 (60 tiles) + Extended hexapons - 184 (1104 tiles, not pictured)

1	2	3	4	5
6	7	8	9	10

 Heptapons - 13 (91 tiles) + Extended heptapons - 674 (4718 tiles, not pictured)

1	2	3	4	5
6	7	8	9	10
11	12	13

  For higher orders of polypons, the number of pieces is as follows: