Fire Starter 

thanks T.A. for the posted info and great picks A.C.

i've been spying those morsels for awhile...thought we could pull it off quickly tonight and got up there at about 4:15 thinking we could TR both lines...
boy, we were wrong...
we didn't epic, but Firestarter sure was a grunt, even on TR...
it just is...a grunt.
I really enjoyed it and can't wait to go back for the Burner and even the other left lines...we approached from the left (instead of from Bong Eater) so we got to check them out;
sweet sweet looking chimney...
and the other 10d looks pretty good too!

burner looks great!
firestarter was great (but one of the harder .9's,
I mean 9+'s :)
I really want to spray the beta on how we finally got the move off the deck but...that wouldn't be much fun...firestarter was pretty fun

oh yeah...

the firestarter we did was only about 70-80ft.
not 100.

plenty of rope

What a sweet route! Finally got to use that #6. Can get hexes in the crack above the tree at the top. Bottom is a thinker... I agree with Glen, the route is not 100 ft, more like 80. Not a 9+ though. Once the beta is known it is a cruiser (in off-width terms).

i stood on the bottom foot edge trying to figure out the opening move, and was truly stumped. It wasn't until my belayer gave me the advice to "start grunting!" that I finally figured out the beta.

Grunt and you will succeed.

1 bd #5, 1 #6, 2 #4's, 2 #3's, 1 #2, and a small cam up high. the #6 is optional. this gear beta is for sewing it up from all the decent stances with a piece every body length or so.

I went up to Firestarter hoping to hone, or rather establish, my offwidth technique. That move off the deck is super awful. No idea how to do it. Once you clear the first 10 feet its fun and easy the rest of the way. Placed(in order) #5 camalot, #2 camalot, #4 camalot, #3 camalot. Only 4 pieces is all as the last 15 feet is easy ground. I guess the #6 could fit somewhere but I didn't need it. Lower off fixed slings around a small tree right of the big mahogony.

The first 5 feet of this thing felt way harder than anything on the burner to me. What am I missing?

That's what I thought until figuring out the correct sequence which isn't super logical, but it works well.