This spell is a part of the Electric Shock spell chain and is found in the Electric Shock rune stone.
When is a fire spell not fire but life, one might ask. When it is energy itself burning. Lore often depict the holy Seraphim brandishing blade covered in fire, any any runic scholar or theologist will tell you that the fire of their sword is not truly fire, but righteous, holy energy set ablaze. Such is the very nature of the spell, Life Fire. In a normal situation, navitamancers would have no need for such a power. They would rather leave offense to the warriors and the pyromancers while they support and heal their friends. However by now they have also come to understand the need to get offensive in order to better protect the ones they care about. Still, that does not answer the need for burning energy. Nay, that comes from fear. Faced with enemies that simply defy the natural order - the walking, animated dead, the navitamancer frantically call for the Seraphim from within. The Seraphim answer, releasing a blast of burning green energy that very much takes on the appearance of fire. It is a fire that is as electric as it is hot, and it will indeed deal damage to any target - 5d10 magical damage. It is the undead however that the spell is made to deal with, increasing that damage by double the caster's Arcana whenever it makes contact with the walking dead or any attacking spiritual foe. For normal, living foes the fire does indeed burn, causing 1d6 Vitality damage per round for 1d6 rounds, something which is absent when used on the undead and spirits alike.
Weapon Effect: Life Fire
Critical Hit causes 1d6 Vitality Burn Damage for 1d6 rounds (non stacking) against living targets and deals extra runic power damage against undead and spirits. The rune stone also makes the weapon deal full damage to spirits instead of reduced damage.