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* ''Literature/TheSilerianTrilogy'': Dar, the goddess who is worshiped in Sileria. She's heavily associated not only with fire but lava, and her center of worship is a volcano. Also, her followers sometime get [[PlayingWithFire fire magic]].

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* ''TabletopGame/{{Eberron}}'': Onatar is one of the gods worshipped as part of the Sovereign Host. Known as the God of Forge and Fire, those who believe in him claim that he taught mortals how to start fires and forge metal into tools, in order to give them a better chance of survival.



** ''TabletopGame/LaNotteEterna'': Bakraag is the ChaoticEvil god of fire. Mortals have a complicated relationship with him; his flames are a welcome respite in [[TheNightThatNeverEnds the endless night]], but he needs to be carefully placated to keep his fires from becoming wild and destructive.


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* ''TabletopGame/LaNotteEterna'': Bakraag is the ChaoticEvil god of fire. Mortals have a complicated relationship with him; his flames are a welcome respite in [[TheNightThatNeverEnds the endless night]], but he needs to be carefully placated to keep his fires from becoming wild and destructive.
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* ''VideoGame/WrathUnleashed'': Epothos is the demigod of fire regarded as "a volcanic warrior with the fury of the sun".
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** Then there's Hashut, the patron Chaos god of the Chaos Dwarfs. Who is the god of fire, greed, and tyranny. And is the one responsible for turning the Chaos Dwarfs into what they are, after they were cut off from the rest of their kin.
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A God of Fire's worldview and morality can cause this trope to overlap with various others. They may be a very specific and powerful example of an ElementalEmbodiment. Some fire gods might be TheMaker or the UltimateBlacksmith, using fire to [[TheFlameOfLife fill the world with life]] or to sponsor metalwork and industry. Others might play up the destructive aspects of fire and serve as a DestroyerDeity. Good fire gods will likely be a source of SacredFlames and use fire [[FirePurifies to purify]] or to [[FireOfComfort provide comfort]], while evil gods are likely to be an example of EvilIsBurningHot, and may even go so far as to be a SatanicArchetype, a master of HellFire and/or the ruler of a FireAndBrimstoneHell.

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A God of Fire's worldview and morality can cause this trope to overlap with various others. They may be a very specific and powerful example of an ElementalEmbodiment. Some fire gods might be TheMaker or the UltimateBlacksmith, using fire to [[TheFlameOfLife fill the world with life]] or to sponsor metalwork and industry. Others might play up the destructive aspects of fire and serve as a DestroyerDeity. Good fire gods will likely be a source of SacredFlames and use fire [[FirePurifies to purify]] or to [[FireOfComfort provide comfort]], purify]], while evil gods are likely to be an example of EvilIsBurningHot, and may even go so far as to be a SatanicArchetype, a master of HellFire and/or the ruler of a FireAndBrimstoneHell.

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** ''TabletopGame/LaNotteEterna'': Bakraag is the ChaoticEvil god of fire. Mortals have a complicated relationship with him; his flames are a welcome respite in [[TheNightThatNeverEnds the endless night]], but he needs to be carefully placated to keep his fires from becoming wild and destructive.
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** ''VideoGame/MortalKombatMythologiesSubZero'': An [[NoNameGiven unnamed]] Fire God is one of the [[FourElementEnsemble four gods]] tasked with guarding the Temple of Elements which houses Shinnok's amulet. He is the last of the four gods the player must face before acquiring the amulet.

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** ''VideoGame/MortalKombatMythologiesSubZero'': An [[NoNameGiven unnamed]] Fire God is one of the [[FourElementEnsemble [[ClassicalElementsEnsemble four gods]] tasked with guarding the Temple of Elements which houses Shinnok's amulet. He is the last of the four gods the player must face before acquiring the amulet.
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* ''LightNovel/TheHeroIsOverpoweredButOverlyCautious'': Hestiaca is the Goddess of Fire.

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* ''LightNovel/TheHeroIsOverpoweredButOverlyCautious'': ''Literature/TheHeroIsOverpoweredButOverlyCautious'': Hestiaca is the Goddess of Fire.
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A God of Fire's worldview and morality can cause this trope to overlap with various others. They may be a very specific and powerful example of an ElementalEmbodiment. Some fire gods might be TheMaker or the UltimateBlacksmith, using fire to [[TheFlameOfLife fill the world with life]] or to sponsor metalwork and industry. Others might play up the destructive aspects of fire and serve as a DestroyerDeity. Good fire gods will likely be a source of SacredFlames and use fire [[FirePurifies to purify]], while evil gods are likely to be an example of EvilIsBurningHot, and may even go so far as to be a SatanicArchetype, a master of HellFire and/or the ruler of a FireAndBrimstoneHell.

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A God of Fire's worldview and morality can cause this trope to overlap with various others. They may be a very specific and powerful example of an ElementalEmbodiment. Some fire gods might be TheMaker or the UltimateBlacksmith, using fire to [[TheFlameOfLife fill the world with life]] or to sponsor metalwork and industry. Others might play up the destructive aspects of fire and serve as a DestroyerDeity. Good fire gods will likely be a source of SacredFlames and use fire [[FirePurifies to purify]], purify]] or to [[FireOfComfort provide comfort]], while evil gods are likely to be an example of EvilIsBurningHot, and may even go so far as to be a SatanicArchetype, a master of HellFire and/or the ruler of a FireAndBrimstoneHell.

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* ''LightNovel/IsItWrongToTryToPickUpGirlsInADungeon'': Hestia and [[GenderFlip Hephaestus]] are both referred to as goddesses of fire, with Hestia being the goddess of the hearth and Hephaestus the goddess of the forge. Their respective familia emblems both symbolize fire as a source of comfort and a tool of one's craft. Coincidentally, their children both have a strong association with fire, with Bell possessing a rare no-chant magic called Firebolt and Welf having the exclusive ability to forge the powerful Crozzo-brand magic swords that were once used to burn down the elven forests.


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* ''Franchise/IsItWrongToTryToPickUpGirlsInADungeon'': Hestia and [[GenderFlip Hephaestus]] are both referred to as goddesses of fire, with Hestia being the goddess of the hearth and Hephaestus the goddess of the forge. Their respective familia emblems both symbolize fire as a source of comfort and a tool of one's craft. Coincidentally, their children both have a strong association with fire, with Bell possessing a rare no-chant magic called Firebolt and Welf having the exclusive ability to forge the powerful Crozzo-brand magic swords that were once used to burn down the elven forests.
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** Purphoros from the Greek-inspired Theros is the god of the forge, essentially ''Magic'''s take on Hephaestus. He is a MadArtist constantly creating and destroying everything in accordance to his artistic whims, and is [[LightFireJuxtaposition in constant conflict]] with the tyrannical sun god Heliod.

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** Purphoros from the Greek-inspired Theros is the god of the forge, essentially ''Magic'''s take on Hephaestus. He is a MadArtist constantly creating and destroying everything in accordance to his artistic whims, and is [[LightFireJuxtaposition in constant conflict]] conflict with the tyrannical sun god Heliod.
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* ''Literature/StormRunnerTrilogy'': Hurakan is the Mayan god of wind, storms, and fire. His son [[TheHero Zane]] has inherited his fire abilities.
* ''Literature/TolkiensLegendarium'': Melkor was the Vala of fire and [[AnIcePerson ice]] before becoming Morgoth, [[GodOfEvil the great enemy.]]

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* ''Literature/StormRunnerTrilogy'': ''Literature/StormRunner'': Hurakan is the Mayan god of wind, storms, and fire. His son [[TheHero Zane]] has inherited his fire abilities.
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* ''Literature/TolkiensLegendarium'': Melkor was the Vala of fire and [[AnIcePerson ice]] before becoming Morgoth, [[GodOfEvil the great enemy.]] ]]

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