In the first ever Forged in Fire Tournament, four different classes of metalsmithing professionals will compete over five weeks for the chance to win the biggest Forged in Fire prize ever - $50,000. In this first week, four farriers are tasked with creating a San Mai blade from familiar tools: horseshoes and hoof rasps. After a strenuous round of testing, the remaining two farriers return to their home forges to create a famed weapon of the English Civil War: the Mortuary Sword. The winner will return in the final Tournament of Champions for a chance to prevail over the other metalsmithing classes and win the $50,000 grand prize.

Forged in Fire Season 5 Episodes...

• s05e01 - Rookies Edition
• s05e02 - The Schiavona
• s05e03 - Sica Sword
• s05e04 - Jumonji Yari
• s05e05 - The Kabyle Flyssa
• s05e06 - Ultimate Team Challenge
• s05e07 - The Karabela
• s05e08 - The Zande Spear
• s05e09 - The Navaja
• s05e10 - The German Halberd
• s05e11 - The Two Handed Sword
• s05e12 - The Naval Cutlass
• s05e13 - The Horseman's Axe
• s05e14 - The Lion Spear
• s05e15 - The Kelewang
• s05e16 - Bagh Nakh Blades
• s05e17 - The Glaive Guisarme
• s05e18 - Pioneer Sword
• s05e19 - Wind and Fire Wheels
• s05e20 - The Smallsword
• s05e21 - The Anthropomorphic Sword
• s05e22 - The Kilij
• s05e23 - The Sawback Hunting Sword
• s05e24 - The Arming Sword
• s05e25 - The Sengese
• s05e26 - The Qinglong Ji
• s05e27 - Hollywood Edition
• s05e28 - The Steel Crossbow
• s05e29 - The Landsknecht Sword
• s05e30 - Tournament Round 1
• s05e31 - Tournament Round 2
• s05e32 - Tournament Round 3
• s05e33 - Tournament Round 4
• s05e34 - Tournament Finals
• s05e35 - The Grim Reaper's Scythe
• s05e36 - The Steel Takedown Bow
• s05e37 - The Bardiche
• s05e38 - The Pipe Tomahawks
• s05e39 - Ring Hilted Sword

Forged in Fire Show Summary

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.