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Lore: The power of Fire is a destructive and dangerous one, it's powered by fury and passion. The source of the element is the God of Fire and Destruction, Dezstroia. Firepower can be enhanced by mastering control over breathing, similarly to the Air element. Fire is the element of energy and is the most destructive of the elements, due to its nature, Fire is one of the hardest elements to control and master. In turn for its raw power, Fire doesn't have much in the way of defensive power as the rest of the elements, poor usage of its power can lead to wildfires or self burning. The fire and heat resistances the element gives to its users is not absolute and requires training to increase it. Fire also doesn't make the wielder completely immune to smoke and toxic fumes given off by it. The Elemental Fulcrum/Core of the Quintessus Pathway System of a pyromancer is in the shape of a flame. With Fire, it's possible to use it to heal wounds, cleanse impurities, produce smoke, channel it into weapons, shaped it into flaming constructs, erect it as shields, coat oneself in it, and exhale it. It's also possible for a user to manipulate already existing sources of it, with high enough mastery you can transform into pure fire. Fire was first mastered by the pyromancer Dragonn Dragsooth who was taught by both dragons and phoenixes.

Common personality traits of those who wield Fire are: feistiness, passion, determination, and a hot temper. At it's worst for some, Fire's beauty and power can be addicting, and lead to pyromania. The fire energy within a person is strongest at the core, and is at it's most powerful when exhaled. Fire users are at their weakest when strongly feeling emotions like fear, doubt, and sadness, or while in in frigid, oxygen deprived, and moist environments. The Fire element can be combined with Earth to create lava, combined with Water to create steam and frostfire, combined with Arcane and Darkness to create hellfire, combined with Death to create soulflame, combined with Shadow to create shadowfire, and Light to create holyfire.

Trivia:

It's based on the Fire elements of The Legend of Spyro, Avatar, Skylanders, and Ninjago.

The sub-element of Electricity comes from both Air and Fire.

Fire is closely connected to the Light, Life, and Air elements.

Fire is strong against Air but weak against Water.

Fire users are more powerful in the summer season.

Those who can use Fire alongside other multiple elements have an extremely difficult time mastering its opposite element, Water.

Phoenixes were originally the sole symbol of fire until dragons came along. The ability to heal using Fire was also originally learned from them.

Fire comes in many colors: Blue fire symbolizes calmness and hope, pure red symbolizes rage, gold/yellow symbolizes righteousness, violet symbolizes passion, green, black, and purple symbolize death and corruption, and white symbolizes complete mastery over the element.

Shadowfire and Frostfire freeze by siphoning the heat out of something instead of burning it. Holyfire burns at the impurities in a person, and Hellfire burns the very soul.

It's rare but not unheard of for aquatic races to wield Fire.

Most users of Fire take up jobs as firefighters, firework sellers, and lamp lighters.

Fire users have a higher body temperature than normal.

Dragon Sickness is a disease specific to Fire wielders which causes them to uncontrollably sneeze and cough fire jets.

It's possible for Fire users to fart fire.

Description
Lore: The power of Fire is a destructive and dangerous one, it's powered by fury and passion. The source of the element is the God of Fire and Destruction, Dezstroia. Firepower can be enhanced by mastering control over breathing, similarly to the Air element. Fire is the element of energy and is the most destructive of the elements, due to its nature, Fire is one of the hardest elements to control and master. In turn for its raw power, Fire doesn't have much in the way of defensive power as the rest of the elements, poor usage of its power can lead to wildfires or self burning. The fire and heat resistances the element gives to its users is not absolute and requires training to increase it. Fire also doesn't make the wielder completely immune to smoke and toxic fumes given off by it. The Elemental Fulcrum/Core of the Quintessus Pathway System of a pyromancer is in the shape of a flame. With Fire, it's possible to use it to heal wounds, cleanse impurities, produce smoke, channel it into weapons, shaped it into flaming constructs, erect it as shields, coat oneself in it, and exhale it. It's also possible for a user to manipulate already existing sources of it, with high enough mastery you can transform into pure fire. Fire was first mastered by the pyromancer Dragonn Dragsooth who was taught by both dragons and phoenixes.

Common personality traits of those who wield Fire are: feistiness, passion, determination, and a hot temper. At it's worst for some, Fire's beauty and power can be addicting, and lead to pyromania. The fire energy within a person is strongest at the core, and is at it's most powerful when exhaled. Fire users are at their weakest when strongly feeling emotions like fear, doubt, and sadness, or while in in frigid, oxygen deprived, and moist environments. The Fire element can be combined with Earth to create lava, combined with Water to create steam and frostfire, combined with Arcane and Darkness to create hellfire, combined with Death to create soulflame, combined with Shadow to create shadowfire, and Light to create holyfire.

Trivia:

It's based on the Fire elements of The Legend of Spyro, Avatar, Skylanders, and Ninjago.

The sub-element of Electricity comes from both Air and Fire.

Fire is closely connected to the Light, Life, and Air elements.

Fire is strong against Air but weak against Water.

Fire users are more powerful in the summer season.

Those who can use Fire alongside other multiple elements have an extremely difficult time mastering its opposite element, Water.

Phoenixes were originally the sole symbol of fire until dragons came along. The ability to heal using Fire was also originally learned from them.

Fire comes in many colors: Blue fire symbolizes calmness and hope, pure red symbolizes rage, gold/yellow symbolizes righteousness, violet symbolizes passion, green, black, and purple symbolize death and corruption, and white symbolizes complete mastery over the element.

Shadowfire and Frostfire freeze by siphoning the heat out of something instead of burning it. Holyfire burns at the impurities in a person, and Hellfire burns the very soul.

It's rare but not unheard of for aquatic races to wield Fire.

Most users of Fire take up jobs as firefighters, firework sellers, and lamp lighters.

Fire users have a higher body temperature than normal.

Dragon Sickness is a disease specific to Fire wielders which causes them to uncontrollably sneeze and cough fire jets.

It's possible for Fire users to fart fire.