Compare Kill It with Fire, and Having a Blast. When it appears alongside Making a Splash and Blow You Away, that's Fire, Water, Wind. If you're really unfortunate, they'll wield Hellfire.Ĭontrast with the natural foil, An Ice Person, Making a Splash (with which it combines for boiling or steam), and Shock and Awe (which can be perceived as this trope plus Blow You Away). The fires they generate or control may be completely mundane, or in some way magical. In JRPGs, this person is likely to be a Black Magician Girl. If they're also a Pyromaniac, heaven help you. They may even give you due warning by being Fiery Redheads. They also tend to be redheads (or dye their hair). And who knows, maybe their burning anger powers their burning hands it's certainly possible for it to make them literally burn from anger. You could say that they are Hot-Blooded, choleric, or that the flame of passion burns within them. Similarly, such characters may be Glass Cannons physically or emotionally owing to their element's reputation for extreme destruction and fragility.Ī person with fire power often possesses - get this - a fiery personality. But sometimes, they aren't and are, in fact, just as vulnerable to their own flames as everybody else. People who are literally packing heat also tend to be fireproof and have a very high heat tolerance, as Required Secondary Powers. It even works when rolled up into a tangible ball and thrown! This seems to work best when used on the undead, arrows, swords, and, against all common sense, even people. It's a very popular power to use, mainly because it comes from the prettiest of explosions. Fire is one of the basic classical elements and usually the starter element from the Fire, Ice, Lightning trinity that console role-playing games love so much.
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