It is a fact that the majority of mages shy away from encounters with foes which could endanger their wellbeing. "Prudence," they would claim. Agannazar, a sorcerer who was blessed with great fortitude and a high tolerance for pain, decided that he would formulate a spell which could immolate a distanced mage and also strike the summoned minions behind which the coward hid. Unfortunately, Agannazar's spell became a convenient incantation for the very wizards who enjoyed distancing themselves from the battlefield.

Upon casting this spell, a jet of flame bursts forth from the caster's outstretched fingertips and unerringly strikes the target.The flames deal 3D6 damage, with creatures standing in the path of the jet taking 2D8 points of fire damage. Targets are allowed no saving throw, though fire resistance may reduce or eliminate the damage. The jet of flame remains in existence for two rounds, during which the caster cannot perform any other actions.