Like, Fire Shield itself is just Frost Armor, it's the damage part I don't really get it, because there were three other abilities(three other Permanent Immolation abilities) that actually decides the damage Fire Shield damages. Why and how? 
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r.ace613
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If you don't mind, there's one last thing, what is the purpose of the Fire Shield Book ability anyways? Sorry if I wasn't supposed to skim thru the campaign file, but i really wanted to create a Fire Shield ability so I thought I could use yours as a reference
r.ace613
Sorry for the long post anyways 
Shar Dundred
A trigger gives a unit the spell book ability that includes the immolation passive of the respective ability level. The spell book ability is disabled for the player via triggers to avoid them from seeing this effect. A different trigger removes the spell book ability either after the spell duration runs out of the buff is dispelled.