Blast
Ignite
Ignite verb - To set (something) on fire.
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Both words in one sentence
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So after the initial fire blast, anything flammable may ignite, and once you cut the magic powering it, any fire without anything to burn just dissipates.
Source: Elemental Baggage - On the Monster's side, the Goliath can blast an area with fire to ignite foes and the Behemoth can launch a flaming projectile to make an area impassable.
Source: Kill It With Fire / Video Games -
A pile of TNT can easily kill a player and vaporise anything they're holding; as such, if one happens to ignite (from a nearby lava source, a sudden spread of flame, or a griefer), standard operating procedure is to abandon whatever you're doing and run like hell, hoping you escape the blast radius.
Source: Outrun the Fireball
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