Tumbaja Mountain
Tumbaja Mountain is a pyramid located in northwestern Xopatl, on the northern edge of Jolizpan Forest, near the Mildanesi Mountains, 30 miles northeast of Jolizpan.1 Made from shards of the Aeon Stone that fell during Earthfall as meteorites with veins of empowered djezet and gold, it was constructed early in the Age of Darkness by the hero-gods who founded Xopatl with the power they gained from the mystical stones whose powers resembled the Starstone of Absalom, as a place where they could share their knowledge and hone their abilities.23
Several decades after the last hero-god ascended and left Tumbaja Mountain, it was discovered by Xopatli explorers, who found that the pyramid still held great power, which infused the plants growing within the cracks of the stone. Over the next several years, they cultivated plants for the purpose of tapping into these energies—the prototype of the Veins of Creation. The most powerful of them, the kumaru tree, was grown in Tumbaja Mountain's high central chamber, nourished by magic.2
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References
Paizo set the third part of Borne by the Sun's Grace in Tumbaja Mountain.
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- â . âBorne by the Sun's Graceâ in Borne by the Sun's Grace, 40. Paizo Inc., 2019
- â 2.0 2.1 . âBorne by the Sun's Graceâ in Borne by the Sun's Grace, 41. Paizo Inc., 2019
- â Borne by the Sun's Grace 41 refers to the large meteor destroyed during Earthfall as the Starstone, which appears to be either in error or imprecise. Divine Mysteries 20, 92 later distinguished the larger meteor as the Aeon Star and the Starstone as a specific fragment that landed in the Inner Sea.