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018 Iq Br'aax
Standing on the edge of a cenote in the midst of dense forest, the Xbr'aal's home village has a clearing open to the sky for stargazing. The name of the settlement means “red br'aax”─a fierce beast related to the coeurl─and this bold shade is painted liberally upon the walls of their wooden dwellings.
Standing on the edge of a cenote in the midst of dense forest, the Xbr'aal's home village has a clearing open to the sky for stargazing. The name of the settlement means “red br'aax”─a fierce beast related to the coeurl─and this bold shade is painted liberally upon the walls of their wooden dwellings.
019 Iq Rrax Tsoly
This vast lake─the “red blood” tsoly─fills the northeastern reaches of Yak T'el. When the Xbr'aal and Mamool Ja once waged war near the lakeside, it is said they consigned fallen warriors to its waters, staining its blue surface crimson.
This vast lake─the “red blood” tsoly─fills the northeastern reaches of Yak T'el. When the Xbr'aal and Mamool Ja once waged war near the lakeside, it is said they consigned fallen warriors to its waters, staining its blue surface crimson.
020 The Xobr'it Cinderfield
For many years, the savage war between the Xbr'aal and the Mamool Ja raged back and forth across this scarred stretch of land. Siege armaments and defensive works yet litter the field decades after the conflict's end, and even the forest greenery seems hesitant to reclaim its ashen expanse.
For many years, the savage war between the Xbr'aal and the Mamool Ja raged back and forth across this scarred stretch of land. Siege armaments and defensive works yet litter the field decades after the conflict's end, and even the forest greenery seems hesitant to reclaim its ashen expanse.
021 Choliselvaas
This enormous pillar of rock in the Ja Tiika Heartland is thought to be a remnant of the upper forest from when the meteorite fall split the region into two elevations. While the Mamool Ja revere the formation itself, the Xbr'aal are said to hold sacred the trees which grow upon its summit.
This enormous pillar of rock in the Ja Tiika Heartland is thought to be a remnant of the upper forest from when the meteorite fall split the region into two elevations. While the Mamool Ja revere the formation itself, the Xbr'aal are said to hold sacred the trees which grow upon its summit.
022 The Ja Tiika Heartland
An arboreal sea of blue-glowing trees and deep cenotes, the “forest of the brethren” is the spiritual homeland of the Mamool Ja. Although little sunlight penetrates the dense canopy, the pulsing ambient aether provides a constant source of soft, cerulean illumination.
An arboreal sea of blue-glowing trees and deep cenotes, the “forest of the brethren” is the spiritual homeland of the Mamool Ja. Although little sunlight penetrates the dense canopy, the pulsing ambient aether provides a constant source of soft, cerulean illumination.
023 Tree of Living Light
This blue-leafed tree has put down roots throughout the waters of Cenote Neyozzote, its twisted trunk wrapped around the crystal core of a fallen meteorite. As well as stimulating the growth of the tree itself, the core and the strange aether it emits appears to be affecting the surrounding plant life.
This blue-leafed tree has put down roots throughout the waters of Cenote Neyozzote, its twisted trunk wrapped around the crystal core of a fallen meteorite. As well as stimulating the growth of the tree itself, the core and the strange aether it emits appears to be affecting the surrounding plant life.
