In a Forged in Fire twist unlike anything we've ever done before, four teams of expert builders are tasked with making some of the largest and most notorious siege weapons ever seen on the battlefield. From war hammers to battering rams to ballistas, which team's weapons will be strong enough to take down the competition, earning them $20,000 and the first ever title of Forged in Fire: Instruments of Death champions?
s10e01 - On the Road: Texas Showdown
s10e02 - On the Road: Montana Face-Off
s10e03 - On the Road: Appalachian Showdown
s10e04 - On the Road: Kalamazoo Combat
s10e05 - On the Road: American Champion
s10e06 - The Frankenstein Challenge
s10e07 - Chef's Special
s10e08 - Springtime for Napoleon
s10e09 - Instruments of Death: Masters of the Siege
s10e10 - Beat the Unbeaten: Mastering the Mystery
s10e11 - Beat the Unbeaten: Conquering the Kachin Dao
s10e12 - Beat the Unbeaten: A Cutlass Above
s10e13 - Beat the Unbeaten: Off the Hook
s10e14 - Beat the Judges: Test of the Best
s10e15 - Beat the Judges: Machete Master
s10e16 - Beat the Judges: Tackling the Tizona
s10e17 - Beat the Judges: Shamshir Showdown
s10e18 - Champion's Cup: Quest for Glory
s10e19 - Champion's Cup: Survival of the Fittest
s10e20 - Champion's Cup: Hunt for Victory
World-class bladesmiths re-create historical edged weapons in a cutthroat competition.
Hosted by Wil Willis, a former Army Ranger and Air Force para-rescue specialist, the competition series pits master weaponsmiths against each other to re-create iconic weapons that will be tested and evaluated by a panel of judges.
Competitors will re-create weapons from historical periods ranging from Japanese katanas to medieval broadswords to ancient throwing blades. Each entry will be judged on its artistry as well as its functionality and accuracy. The panel will consist of Willis, knife and sword expert J. Neilson, combat specialist Doug Marcaida and weapon history buff David Baker.