An individual under the effects of this spell can meld his body with nomagical fire. The fire must be within 5 feet of thefireformed individual so he can leap into the blaze. Thefireformed creature is then concealed in the flickering flames of a torch, campfire, fireplace, or other source of nomagical fire. The fire must he at least the size of a torch. While infirefirm, the individual can see and hear normally; the flames do not obscure hearing or vision. The individual cannot cast spells, talk, attack, or suffer damage. To leave the fire, the individual can cancel the spell with a mental command. Otherwise, the individual is expelled from the flames at the end of the spell’s duration or if the fire is completely extinguished by any means. (The spell does not expire if the blaze merely dies down to embers.) The spell is also cancelled if a spell such as affect normalfires or pyrotechnics is cast upon the flames. The individual is immune to heat and damage from normal fires while moving into and out of the source of flame (as well as during the spell’s effect). Afirefoimed individual cannot be discerned from normal flames unless a detect magic spell is cast. In this event, the flames radiate a faint aura of alteration magic. A detect invisibility spell will not reveal the fireformed individual. This old enchantment was created by a Zikalan court wizard who used it to spy on visiting dignitaries. The spell enabled the wizard or other creature of his choice to hide in the braziers and fireplaces of Zikala's palace, temples, and other state buildings. The material component is a mixture of salt, sulfur, and crushed peppercorns that is tossed into the fire source