Born in the fires of Mount Doom, to an unholy ceremony of human and efreeti, Auga Ignis came into this world in a storm of fire. Cursed by the Prince of Darkness himself to be forever shackled to Hell, Hell left its mark upon him, a pentagram inscribed upon his head. Raised among humans, he was spit upon and cursed for his ancestry. He took revenge upon those punished him, his fiery nature coming to the forefront, but once again Hell kept him bound. When the authorities caught up to him, they let him go upon the promise he would never do it again. Yet it wasn’t long before the beatings and the insults started again, and when he tried to take his revenge, that curse upon his head coursed with pain, sickening him until he stopped. He learned to avoid those people, that when the bigotry started he got himself out of there, before he did something he’d regret.
Forced to live a life of law, Ignis tried every way to get around it. In hopes of finding some way to relieve this curse, he went to the church of Asmodeus. There he received a vision of fire. “You shall be my new disciple. You shall go forth, spreading the fire of my great name!” The Gate of Hell opened before him, expanding its great depths into his mind as his body was seared with heat. Then he awoke, a fire burning in his eyes and great power flowing through his veins. That was not what he had hoped for, for it seemed like what had just been a curse, had now become his fate. Grudgingly accepting, for there was not much else he could do, he became an oracle for Asmodeus, the Prince of Darkness.
As he traveled forth, he began to understand his curse. Though he was cursed to follow the law, he found that when he did, he found greater resolve to follow through. He also began to grow in power, feeling a burning running through his blood, giving him abilities he knows he didn’t have. He gained great speed, to spread like wildfire, and to rush upon his foes in grand heat. Those he traveled with found courage in his charge, trying to emulate his power and might. He went forth, with burning glory, to learn more of what he had become.