Forged in Fire

Four bladesmiths must forge a blade from Greek armor and artifacts using the Go-Mai, or the five-layer technique. Two smiths go on to re-create the mythical Sword of Perseus.

Four bladesmiths are tasked with forging a parameter specific blade shape in just two hours. Two competitors survive to go on and recreate an American hero's signature sword: General Patton's saber.

Four smiths must Frankenstein a blade from one knife and combine it with a different weapon's handle. The finalists then must recreate the Chinese Jian.

Four bladesmiths honor the forge's legendary power hammer Big Blu by ripping it apart and forging competition choppers. The finalists then must recreate the Rock-Throwing Crossbow.

Four smiths salvage steel from the corpses of broken, decaying blades, and turn it into a zombie killer. The finalists then recreate a ghoulish weapon from the Middle Ages: the War Scythe.

Four smiths are tasked with forging a canister damascus blade using different sized drill bits. The final two then recreate a brutal slicer from Central Africa: the Boa-Zande sword.

Four smiths are tasked with transforming old damascus steel into fossil damascus blades. Two smiths then recreate one of the most elegant and lethal weapons in history: the Musketeer's Rapier.

Four smiths must are tasked with creating San-Mai blades from musical instruments. Ultimately two head back to their home forges to recreate Spain's legendary warrior El Cid's Tizona.

Four bladesmiths pay tribute in a special military themed competition, forging their blades from the biggest salvage yet: a panzer tank. The remaining two smiths must recreate the Scottish Backsword.

Four smiths are tasked with creating signature blades from different sized springs. The two final smiths recreate one of the weapons of the Revolutionary War: the Sergeant's Spontoon.

Four smiths must salvage steel from old weapons and combine them using the Hada technique to forge a Pugio-the dagger said to have murdered Julius Caesar.

Two families go head-to-head in an all-out battle not only against another household, but also each other. Loyalties will be put aside as the smiths fight to make a canister Damascus blade.

Four smiths get ready for the ultimate showdown when they are tasked with forging a camp knife out of steel harvested from a barbecue.

Four merry bladesmiths gather 'round the fire to spread holiday cheer. The final smiths must recreate the Nutcracking English blade: the 1796 English Light Cavalry Sword.

Four smiths are tasked with not only freeing their tools from a steel grate, but also forging a knife from it. The two remaining smiths head home to recreate a Chinese War Sword.

Four smiths are on a quest to forge signature blades from various Damascus patterns. The two final competitors are tasked with recreating their own version of the legendary Sword in the Stone.

Four smiths crack open crucibles to reveal surprise metals they'll use to forge signature blades. Only two survive to recreate the legendary sword of King Charlemagne: the Joyeuse.

Four smiths are faced with recreating the WWII Special Forces Smatchet knife. The two remaining smiths head back to their home forges to recreate the infamous Spanish Conquistador sword.

Four smiths must navigate stormy seas by making Hada blades from the material harvested from a ship's wheel. The finalists must recreate the symbolic and deadly Filipino sword: the Pira.

Four smiths salvage steel from old farm equipment to make classic chef knives. Only two smiths go on to forge the iconic Rooster Head French Pioneer Sword.

In a twist of fate, four smiths must forge a twist and stack damascus blade. The last two smiths standing must recreate the Darb Sri Gun Chai, an enormous, double-handed Thai battle sword.

Four smiths are tasked with forging Japanese Natas using a traditional Japanese technique. The finalists must then recreate the prestigious Zulu War Axe.

Four smiths are tasked with creating signature blades from 1095 steel. Ultimately, two smiths make it back to their home forges to recreate one of the longest swords, the Chinese Zhanmadao.

Four bladesmiths are tasked with making a canister damascus blade from threaded bolts. Two smiths return to their home forges to recreate the deadly German Dussage Sword.