Sure thing. First, keep your core idea clear—like a single spell that all the other tricks support. Then, layer your tactics: a solid base, a flexible middle, and a surprise finish. Test each layer separately before combining them; that way you know where a flaw might slip in. And remember, the best plan is one that can change on the fly—always have a backup in mind. Good luck, and may your spells stay sharp.

If you want fire to stay hot, focus on a single source of heat—like a core ember that never goes out. Keep your surrounding spells simple: a barrier of wind to push it forward, a quick burst of wind to keep the flame alive. Test that core first, then add the layers. That way the fire never dies, even when you tweak your plan. Good luck!