Editing Dragonglass (section)

===''A Storm of Swords''===
Samwell and the few survivors from the [[fight at the Fist]] escape south with a heavy snow falling. Upon an [[wight|undead horse]], a lone [[Other]] appears. In a blind panic, Sam slays the Other by stabbing it with the dragonglass dagger given to him by Jon. The dagger causes the Other to shrink and puddle, dissolving away in twenty heartbeats. Only the dagger remains, wreathed in steam. [[Grenn]] goes to scoop up the dragonglass dagger, but has to fling it down again as it is extremely cold.{{Ref|asos|18}}

At [[Craster's Keep]], Samwell discusses obsidian with [[Jeor Mormont]]. The [[Lord Commander of the Night's Watch]] tells Sam that if dragonglass kills the Others as Sam claims, he wants more of it. Sam remarks that the [[children of the forest]] would know where to find obsidian, but Lord Commander Mormont tells him that the children are all dead.{{Ref|ASOS|33}}

Sam and [[Gilly]], escaping from the [[mutiny at Craster's Keep]], are menaced by a wight which was once [[Small Paul]]. Sam attempts to stab him with the dragonglass dagger, but it shatters upon contact with Paul's chainmail.{{Ref|ASOS|46}}

Having relinquished [[Ice]] to [[Tywin Lannister]], Ser [[Ilyn Payne]] now wields a greatsword with a chunk of dragonglass carved in the shape of a grinning skull on its pommel.{{ref|ASOS|60}}

At the [[Wall]], after hearing about the properties of dragonglass from Sam, King [[Stannis Baratheon]] sends word to Ser [[Rolland Storm]], the castellan of [[Dragonstone]], to begin mining obsidian on the [[Dragonstone (island)|volcanic isle]].{{Ref|ASOS|78}}