Nearly a hundred feet long, a fire gohma is nearly the size of a mountain. Its colossal centipede-like body is layered entirely with incredibly thick chitin reminiscent of mammalian bones. The rare cracks in this natural armor reveal an interior body that glows with searing heat. Its large, singular eye is the only portion of its body left entirely unarmored. True to its name, a fire gohma literally lives and swims in subterranean flows of molten rock, and subsides in part on heat.