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Forge any sword to +10 for the first time.
One More Hit?
Forge any sword to +10 for the first time.
Evidence: 2 official · Last verified: 2026-11-14 · Sources: 1
One More Hit? is completed by forging any sword to +10 for the first time in ForgeTax. The objective does not specify a sword type, so focus on reaching the required upgrade level rather than finding a particular blade.
How to Complete
The completion requirement is a single sword reaching +10. It is not a target for the total number of strikes you make across several swords: the stated objective is to forge a sword to that level.
ForgeTax’s basic forging process involves heating a blade, bringing it to the anvil, and striking it. Successful strikes increase the sword’s value, but forging also carries the risk of the blade shattering. [src-4d2e93b2d8]
Step-by-Step Walkthrough
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Choose a sword to work on.
Any sword qualifies for One More Hit? There is no named blade requirement in the objective, so you do not need to seek out one of the swords associated with the separate mastery achievements. -
Heat the blade and bring it to the anvil.
This is the preparation sequence described in the official overview of forging. The supplied information does not specify controls, heating duration, or a temperature target. [src-4d2e93b2d8] -
Forge the sword toward +10.
Keep your attention on the sword’s upgrade level. The official description explains that successful strikes raise its value and that the blade can shatter during forging; it does not provide success percentages or a guaranteed sequence of strikes. [src-4d2e93b2d8] -
If the sword shatters before +10, try with another sword.
A broken attempt does not meet the objective. Your target remains getting a sword to +10, rather than accumulating attempts across blades. -
Reach +10 for the first time.
This satisfies the stated requirement. You do not need to push the sword to +30 to complete One More Hit?; the achievement list assigns those higher targets to separate, sword-specific mastery achievements. [src-9a24f3ac8e]
Tips and Important Distinctions
Track the upgrade level, not just your swings
Use +10 as your completion target. The available sources do not establish that every hammer swing always adds exactly one upgrade level, so counting ten swings alone is not a reliable substitute for confirming the sword has reached the required level.
Do not confuse Frenzy with the objective
The store description says that forging the same sword ten times charges Frenzy, which can then be unleashed on the next hit. That is a description of the Frenzy mechanic, not the stated requirement for One More Hit?. [src-4d2e93b2d8]
The achievement list treats entering Frenzy as a separate objective: Hammer Time requires entering Frenzy for the first time outside the tutorial. One More Hit? instead requires forging any sword to +10. Do not use entering Frenzy alone as confirmation that you have completed this task. [src-9a24f3ac8e]
Avoid adding requirements from other achievements
The achievement list contains separate objectives for tribute payments, breaking swords, defeating the dragon, and reaching +30 with particular sword types. Those are distinct goals; none appears in the stated requirement for One More Hit?. [src-9a24f3ac8e]
Completion and Rewards
The confirmed completion condition is your first sword forged to +10. The official Steam achievement list includes One More Hit?, but the supplied sources do not describe an additional currency payout, item reward, or gameplay bonus for completing it. [src-9a24f3ac8e]
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Forge any sword to +10 for the first time.
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