Protective goggles crafted from dark-black fire crystals. Through these lenses, even the flurry of intense sparks becomes a mosaic of dull shadows.

To the Firesmith clan, crafting unparalleled weapons is both their talent's calling and a lifelong curse.

Ever since the arrival of the liberated Firesmith Clan in the world of Warforge, their skills bloomed to the extremes while also becoming tainted with the aura of Destruction.

The dazzling light of the furnace, the sparks of metal clashing, and the long-lasting forging process can turn raw ore into a fine weapon, but can also gradually strip the firesmith of their eyesight. One day, at the bottom of a volcano, Foy found a deposit of rare obsidian crystal. From this, he carefully polished a pair of protective goggles, which transformed the fierce sparks of fire into pale-white silhouettes. However, the greedy smith was unable to fully escape his cursed fate either, burning everything he was into cinders in the ultimate fire.

Foy deemed the Antimatter Legion in the Warforge as the raw materials for his creations, and himself as the rising flame.

“I wonder… Is it possible to harness the power of a thermonuclear reaction in my furnace?” Foy's pursuit of the ultimate fire came to an unfruitful end in an out-of-control thermonuclear fusion.

A ring with a symbol of flames. It is the highest symbol of honor among the Firesmith clan.

A 900-degree kiln can turn clay into ceramic, a 1000-degree furnace can melt tin and copper… As one pursues a purer creation, one must also pursue a more extreme temperature.

Creatures of the Legion crave for separation from the material existence, longing for the fundamental mutations that can only be brought forth by the scorching heat waves of Destruction.

A highly-skilled master Firesmith can raise the forge's temperature to unbelievable levels — the flame's black-body radiation would exhibit the blue spectrum like that of a dying star. Firesmiths are also geniuses at controlling flames, but only the best among them are bestowed with a ring of flame-mastery as a mark of their superb skill.

The Warforge had long ceased to differentiate between the smith and the smithed. All those Firesmith masters who had been smelting the Antimatter Creatures had also become parts of the Weapons of Destruction.

“The smelting depends on the temperature, and the temperature depends on the Firesmith.” This is matter-of-fact knowledge to any Firesmith who can control the art of Destruction.

A blacksmith's apron without any superfluous adornment. The texture of the leather and the family emblem are clearly visible.

A prosthetic produced from metallic alloy. Its surface is entwined with vivid fiery carvings.