Pyromancer

Pyromancers (or pyromages and firecallers) are mage and shaman spellcasters who specialize in fire-based spells or pyromancy.

A philosophical question that was asked by mages of the Kirin Tor was if created fire was called into being or was summoned from some parallel existence. Although fire can be created by concentrating on the inherent nature of fire it can also be summoned.

A lot of blood elf mages are specialized in fire.

As a consequence of their lifestyle or of their enslavement by the Firelord Ragnaros, the Dark Iron dwarves have pyromancers in their ranks. Since the integration of Moira Thaurissan into the Council of Three Hammers, and the return of the Dark Iron dwarves in the dwarf society, Pyromancer Scorchbrew trains the dwarven mages in Ironforge while Pyromancer Flamehearth accompany his queen.

The Dark Horde had some Firebrand Pyromancers in the Firebrand Legion.

Djaradin of the Waking Shores are masters of flame.

Some mogu manipulate fire but Shan'ze Pyromancer is the only known pyromancer.

The Twilight's Hammer have a lot of pyromancers. Most are found in Ulduar. Pyromancer Loregrain is the most notable pyromancer of the Twilight's Hammer.

The Jilvici are four yaungol spell-casters that maintain a fire barrier to prevent assault on their chief, in southern Kun-Lai Summit. Bearing the titles "the Blazecaller", "the Embercaller", "the Firespeaker" and even "the Pyromancer", all four specialize in fire magic and can be considered pyromancers. The first three of these titles may represent alternative descriptions for the powers of a pyromancer.

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• Named
• Dragoncaller Alanna
• Unnamed
• Shadow Council Pyromancer
• Ashmaul Pyromancer
• Putrid Pyromancer
• Timeless Pyromancer
• Infused Pyromancer
• Jadefire Pyromancer

Pyromancy uses mainly fire as the basis for spells. Some pyromancers can invoke fire elementals. Most spells used in pyromancy come from various classes such as fire mage, shaman, and destruction warlock.

Fire magi focus their training on maximizing the potency and impact of their fire-based spells.

• The incantation used to conjure fire for one spell (e.g: Fireball) might be the same incantation used to conjure fire for another spell (e.g: Pyroblast); Micky Neilson imagines if there is a difference in incantation, it's minor.
• A is someone that knows the art of by means of fire.

• Hydromancer
• Cryomancer
• Geomancer