Magic is really not the most effective way to produce fire. Most fire effects can be accomplished a lot easier without magic. However, once mastered, Fire magic can yield spectacular results.

Causes any existing fire to suddenly burst into a much larger fire, possibly burning or igniting any bystanders.

Anyone within a 3 meter radius takes d4-1 damage, anyone in a 1 meter radius is ignited, taking d4 damage per round until extinguished.

Ignite works by either gathering a lot of heat, or providing a spark. Technically, this is not actually a separate spell, you just use one of the other spells, Create Spark or Heat Sink. You actually get this spell for free, when you learn one of those.

It can be used to ignite any highly flammable fuel, such as torch oil, or dry tinder.

Flame provides a small flame, about the size of a candle. It can be used as a substitute for a candle, or to start a larger fire.

A much larger version of Flame. Sufficient quantities of fuel are magically added to sustain a vigorous fire. There are several magical ways to accomplish this fuel addition, either by teleporting or otherwise moving existing fuel, or by using Create Fuel or Convert Element to transform another material.

A fireball is essentially an inferno, propelled by a force. It acts like a projectile, in that it is essentially “thrown”.

Similar to Fireball, but instead of a projectile, it acts more like a melee weapon that can be swung across an area. Damage may be spread over several targets.

Well, it's a fireball - plus, it explodes!

Bigger and Better than the Exploding Fireball

You can put out a medium sized fire. By casting Extinguish several times (TBD by GM) in succession, you can even put out a large fire.

Extinguishing fire can be accomplished with a number of methods.

• Remove the fuel or the oxygen, using Banish or Teleport or Convert Element.
• Dissipate Heat using Heat Sink

Fire does not harm you, and your clothes will not ignite.

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