Embermancy

Demonstrating novice pyromancy, you can cause one of the following effects, from the igniting touch of your fingertips:

• You can fire a tiny burst of harmless sparks when you click your fingers.

• Your hands can radiate a gentle heat, which can warm up an object ýou are holding, or a creature you are touching.

• You can make an inert flammable material begin to smoke and ember, or cause embering material to ignite. Each step takes 10 seconds. 

• If a small fire has been extinguished in the past minute, you can instantly relight it. The area of the reignited fire must still be hot or producing a trace of smoke, there must be at least a trace of usable fuel and it must not be wet.

• You touch a small lump of fuel igniting it and causing it to burn intensely. The object on fire will continue to burn for 1 minute until all the material is consumed after 1 minute. While the object is in your hand, you can use an action to make a melee or ranged attack with it. When you do so, you can consider it as a melee weapon with the thrown property (20/60). On a hit the target takes fire damage equal to 1d6 + your strength modifier and the object is destroyed on impact. Fire created in this way is contained to its fuel and cannot spread, unless it is effected by another spell.

Any fire you create with this spell is non-magical, though your hands can never be harmed by a flame you create. Any other parts of your body and any other creatures can be harmed as normal.