Forged in Fire: The Final Challenge

In the final round of the competition, Brent and Thomas are tasked with recreating El Cid's iconic weapon. Over three days, they face challenges in forging, quenching, and finishing their blades. Both blades undergo rigorous testing for sharpness, strength, and performance. Brent is declared the winner, earning the title of Forged in Fire Champion and a $10,000 prize. Thomas reflects on his experience and growth despite not winning.

What was Brent Thomas tasked with recreating in the final round?

• A medieval shield

• A Viking helmet

• El Cid's Tizona

• A Roman spear

What issue did Brent face with the tang during the forging process?

• It was too thick

• It was too short

• It was too light

• It was getting twisted

Why did Brent leave the tang thicker than needed?

• To make it easier to weld

• To prevent bending while holding the blade

• To add more weight to the sword

• To improve the blade's sharpness

What artistic process did Brent apply to the blade on the final day?

• Engraving

• Etching

• Mustard patina

• Gold plating

What was the result of Brent's sword in the sharpness test?

• It was too dull

• It chipped during the test

• It cut cleanly through the fish

• It failed to cut through

What was the main reason for Thomas not winning the competition?

• His sword was too heavy

• He had a setback in his home forge

• His sword was not sharp enough

• He ran out of time

What did Brent win as the Forged in Fire Champion?

• A trip to Spain

• A $10,000 prize

• A trophy

• A new forge

How did Brent feel after winning the competition?

• Uncertain

• Overwhelmed with emotions

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

What did Thomas achieve for the first time during the competition?

• Created a shield

• Made a knife with a drum set

• Forged a sword

• Won a competition

What did Brent thank for his success in the competition?

• His competitors

• God and his wife

• His family

• His friends