You drive your weapon into the ground, causing a gout of fire to jet into the air. The fire flows back to the ground and creeps ahead like a serpent, sweeping over your enemies and roasting them where they stand

When you initiate this maneuver, you cause a line of fire to twist across an area to burn your enemies. This line is 60 feet long. Unlike a standard line, a firesnake can bend and twist to hit your foes. A firesnake starts in an adjacent square and can move up to 60ft as part of this maneuver.

If a firesnake moves into a creature’s space, that creature takes 6d6 points of fire damage, with a Reflex save (DC 14 + your Wis modifier) for half damage. A creature can only take damage from the firesnake once in a single round. It makes the saving throw and takes damage the first time that the firesnake moves through its space. After that, this use of firesnake has no effect on that creature.

A firesnake must move along the ground or another horizontal surface. It cannot fly or climb walls, and it pays the standard movement penalties for difficult terrain and other effects.

This maneuver is a supernatural ability.