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** Hestia (Vesta in Roman mythology) is the goddess of [[FireOfComfort the hearth]], home, house, and family. She only uses fire to warm, cook, and [[HealItWithFire cauterize]], and is the most [[GodOfGood benevolent]] and [[OneHundredPercentAdorationRating beloved]] of the Olympians.

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** Hestia (Vesta in Roman mythology) is the goddess of [[FireOfComfort the hearth]], home, house, and family. She only uses fire to warm, cook, and [[HealItWithFire cauterize]], and is the most [[GodOfGood benevolent]] and [[OneHundredPercentAdorationRating [[LovedByAll beloved]] of the Olympians.
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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 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 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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* ''Fanfic/ChildOfTheStorm'': It's speculated that Harry might grow up to become this for Asgard, given his natural talent for [[PlayingWithFire fire magic]].

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* ''Fanfic/ChildOfTheStorm'': It's speculated that Harry might grow up to become this for Asgard, given his natural talent for [[PlayingWithFire fire magic]].magic]] and Phoenix associations. Given that the last Asgardian Phoenix host, Sunniva, was the Goddess of Life and Fire, this is probably on the mark.
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* ''{{Literature/Dragonlance}}'':
** Sirrion, also known as The Firemaster or The Flowing Flame, is the neutral-aligned god of fire, transformation, and change. He is associated with flame as a symbol of passion and creativity, and praises the "inner flame" of alchemists and creatives.
** Sargonnas, also known as The Firebringer, is the evil-aligned god of wrath, destruction, and vengeance. He is associated with fire and volcanoes as destructive forces and symbols of anger.
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* ''Videogame/HeroesOfMightAndMagicAshan'': Arkath is one of the [[DragonsAreDivine Six Dragons]]. He is the ElementalEmbodiment of fire and the PatronGod to the [[OurDwarvesAreAllTheSame dwarves]].

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* ''Videogame/HeroesOfMightAndMagicAshan'': Arkath is one of the [[DragonsAreDivine Six Dragons]]. He Dragons]], and is the ElementalEmbodiment of fire fire. He is said to be rash, hotheaded, and the PatronGod to the rejects discourse and logic in favor of passion and impulse. [[OurDwarvesAreAllTheSame dwarves]].Dwarves]] consider him their PatronGod, and he often receives worship from thrill-seekers and blacksmiths.
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* ''TabletopGame/WorldTreeRPG'': Flokin is the Noun god of Pyrador, fire magic. He's notable for his temperamental, proud, and destructive personality, which he employs in his secondary job as the World Tree's security guard slash cosmic bouncer against unwanted extradimensional intruders.
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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 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, 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 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, 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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* ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'': In installments where the classic [[SummonMagic summoned monsters]] lean more divine, such as ''[[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI XI]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI XV]]'', Ifrit fills the role of fire god.
**In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'', the pantheon of the Twelve features two gods for each element, with Azeyma and Nald'thal representing fire. Each represents a different aspect of the element, with Azeyma being [[ThePowerOfTheSun a Sun God]] and Nald'thal representing the fires of [[TheAlmightyDollar wealth]] and [[GodOfTheDead the Underworld]]. This is in addition to Ifrit's presence as a [[{{Tulpa}} primal]], who is at one point summoned explicitly for his qualities as an ElementalEmbodiment of fire.
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* ''TabletopGame/InNomine'': While the angels -- but not the demons -- would object to this description, this role is functionally split between two Superiors, the ArchangelGabriel and the Prince Belial. Both embody the Word of Fire, giving them a level of power over and connection to the flame far greater than that of any Ethereal deity. Gabriel once embodied fire's light and illumination, but now focuses more on the flames of Heaven that punish the cruel; Belial strictly focuses on fire as an agent of destruction and consumption. Both give their Servitors a wide palette of abilities focused on manipulating flame.
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In terms of aesthetic, a God of Fire is likely to have FlamingHair or be totally WreathedInFlames. They may also be LivingLava. May overlap with AppeaseTheVolcanoGod or ChekhovsVolcano, though not all such volcano gods are gods of fire or volcanoes in general. A God of Fire may also share a pantheon with a LordOfTheOcean - in which case, expect an ElementalRivalry and some FireWaterJuxtaposition.

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In terms of aesthetic, a God of Fire is likely to have FlamingHair or be totally WreathedInFlames. They may also be LivingLava. May overlap with AppeaseTheVolcanoGod or ChekhovsVolcano, though not all such volcano gods are gods of fire or volcanoes in general. A God of Fire may also share a pantheon with a LordOfTheOcean - -- in which case, expect an ElementalRivalry and some FireWaterJuxtaposition.



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* ''Literature/FengshenYanyi'' or ''The Investiture of the Gods'': as mentioned several times, the hero Jiang Ziya has to gather and nominate the new gods out of the fallen warriors in the great Shang-Zhou war. The master of flames Luo Xuan, the "Flame-wreathed Immortal of Fire Dragon Island", becomes the lead God of Fire in the penultimate chapter of the novel.
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** Prometheus is considered the Titan of fire but he is really a [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]] version of this trope as he stole fire from the Olympians and gave it to the humans. For this act, he was chained to a cliff while an eagle tore out his liver until Heracles freed him.

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** Prometheus is considered the Titan of fire fire, but he is really a [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]] version of this trope as his actual domain was forethought, and he became associated with fire because he stole fire from the Olympians and gave it to the humans. For this act, he was chained to a cliff while an eagle tore out his liver until Heracles freed him.
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* ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'' has have had quite a few, usually associated with Red mana, the color most often associated with fire:
** 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.
** Kamigawa, based on Japan, has the Myojin of Cleansing Fire, a rare example of a White-aligned fire god.
** While not specifically a god of fire (she is associated with zeal), Hazoret from the Egypt-inspired Amonkhet is made from the essence of the Second Sun and uses fire magic most frequently.
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* In Tarascan[=/=]Purepecha mythology, the TopGod is Kurikaweri (also anglicised as Curicaueri), "the great fire" and a god of fire and the sun. Priests apparently cated themselves in ashes to honor him.

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* In Tarascan[=/=]Purepecha mythology, the TopGod is Kurikaweri (also anglicised as Curicaueri), "the great fire" and a god of fire and the sun. Priests apparently cated coated themselves in ashes to honor him.
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* In Tarascan[=/=]Purepecha mythology, the TopGod is Kurikaweri (also anglicised as Curicaueri), "the great fire" and a god of fire and the sun. Priests apparently cated themselves in ashes to honor him.
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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 fill the world with life or to sponsor metalwork and industry, while others might play up the destructive aspects of fire and serve as a DestroyerDeity. Good fire gods will likely be a source of SacredFlames, 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 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 fill the world with life or to sponsor metalwork and industry, while others 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, 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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* Myth/ScythianMythology: Tabiti is the queen of the gods and equated by the Greeks with Hestia. It is therefore agreed she was a goddess of fire, perhaps even the sun.
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* ''The Storm Runner Trilogy'': Hurakan is the Mayan god of wind, storms, and fire. His son [[TheHero Zane]] has inherited his fire abilities.

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* ''The Storm Runner Trilogy'': ''Literature/StormRunnerTrilogy'': Hurakan is the Mayan god of wind, storms, and fire. His son [[TheHero Zane]] has inherited his fire abilities.
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* ''ComicBook/Supergirl1996'': In this comic, Supergirl is Linda Lee Danvers, a troubled teenage girl who died and was revived as an [[OurAngelsAreDifferent Earth-born Angel of Fire]].

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* ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'':
** After being hinted several times throughout ''ComicBook/Supergirl2005'', the ''ComicBook/TheHuntForReactron'' storyline reveals Thara Ak-Var is the vessel of Flamebird, the Kryptonian goddess of fire and light.
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''ComicBook/Supergirl1996'': In this comic, Supergirl ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} is Linda Lee Danvers, a troubled teenage girl who died and was revived as an [[OurAngelsAreDifferent Earth-born Angel of Fire]].
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* ''LightNovel:TheHeroIsOverpoweredButOverlyCautious'': Hestiaca is the Goddess of Fire.

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* ''LightNovel:TheHeroIsOverpoweredButOverlyCautious'': Hestiaca is the Goddess of Fire.
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Ponyfinder}}'': Blaze, the god of the sun's destructive power, is primarily associated with fire. She radiates heat life a bonfire, and grants her worshippers the ability to temporarily shroud their weapons in flame.

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* The ''TabletopGame/{{GURPS}}'' "Dungeon Fantasy" sub-line features classic dungeon fantasy-style clerics and holy warriors, and allows for the possibility of them worshiping a range of deities. ''GURPS Dungeon Fantasy 5: Allies'' distinguishes deities by their "elements" (which determine the powers of any supernatural servitors they send to aid their worshipers), and "Fire" is of course one such element. ''GURPS Dungeon Fantasy 7: Clerics'' offers different spell lists and special powers for different types of deity served, and again, "Fire" is an option.

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* ''TabletopGame/{{Ponyfinder}}'': Blaze, the god of the sun's destructive power, is primarily associated with fire. She radiates heat life a bonfire, and grants her worshippers the ability to temporarily shroud their weapons in flame.
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* The ''TabletopGame/{{GURPS}}'' "Dungeon Fantasy" sub-line features classic dungeon fantasy-style clerics and holy warriors, and allows for the possibility of them worshiping a range of deities. ''GURPS Dungeon Fantasy 5: Allies'' distinguishes deities by their "elements" (which determine the powers of any supernatural servitors they send to aid their worshipers), and "Fire" is of course one such element. ''GURPS Dungeon Fantasy 7: Clerics'' offers different spell lists and special powers for different types of deity served, and again, "Fire" is an option.
-->''Some (such as the Hawaiian Pele at her most volcanic) are ancient powers of chaos and destruction. Some (such as the Chinese Zhu Rong) are energetic warriors with purifying power. Some (such as the Hindu Agni) act as messengers between earth and other gods (carrying sacrifices from one to the other). Some (such as the Norse Loki) are nigh-demonic menaces. Others (such as the Roman Vesta) are defenders of the hearth and home.''

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