Fuega warriors would fight with flaming whips and sticks primarily, but also threw flaming torches, breathed fire and spun flaming balls attatched to strings. The fuega considered fire itself to be the sole deity and creator of existance, and worshiped every aspect of it. Their lives revolved around their tribe, which was centred at a holy site to them. This holy site consisted of numerous standing stones forming a circle. On holy days a sacred fire would be lit there to please the flame-spirit.