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{{Mountains of | {{Mountains of Orinilure Infobox | ||
|Name=Mount | |Name=Mount Dombortisé | ||
|Image=[[File: | |Image=[[File:Mount_Dombortisé.jpg|border|center|frameless]] | ||
|Elevation= | |Elevation=16,730 ft (5,100 m) | ||
|Parent Range=[[ | |Parent Range=[[Orinilure Mountains]] | ||
|Realm= | |Realm=Orinilure | ||
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{{Mountains of | {{Mountains of Orinilure Sections | ||
|Introduction='''Mount | |Introduction='''Mount Dombortisé,''' also called Mount Dombort, is the tallest peak in the [[Orinilure Mountains]]. It is more than just a mountain, it is an [[Ancestral Spirit|Ancestral spirit]] and a sacred landmark of the [[Oinien]] civilization. [[Avilîché]], an Oinien settlement, is carved directly into the mountain’s core, its tunnels honeycombing the sheer rock face and extending deep beneath the surface. | ||
|Climate=Mount | |Etymology=From the Oinien ''donteur bortisé'' meaning "brutal peak." | ||
|Cultural Significance=Mount | |Climate=Mount Dombortisé’s surface climate is brutal, but its interior tunnels offer protection from the elements. Freezing winds frequently cross the exposed face and the upper regions are snowbound year round. | ||
|Cultural Significance=Mount Dombortisé is sacred to the Oinien. | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:28, 9 October 2026
| Mount Dombortisé | |
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| Image |  |
| Elevation | 16,730 ft (5,100 m) |
| Parent Range | Orinilure Mountains |
| Realm | Orinilure |
Introduction
Mount Dombortisé, also called Mount Dombort, is the tallest peak in the Orinilure Mountains. It is more than just a mountain, it is an Ancestral spirit and a sacred landmark of the Oinien civilization. Avilîché, an Oinien settlement, is carved directly into the mountain’s core, its tunnels honeycombing the sheer rock face and extending deep beneath the surface.
Etymology
From the Oinien donteur bortisé meaning "brutal peak."
Climate
Mount Dombortisé’s surface climate is brutal, but its interior tunnels offer protection from the elements. Freezing winds frequently cross the exposed face and the upper regions are snowbound year round.
Cultural Significance
Mount Dombortisé is sacred to the Oinien.