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[[Cumbre de Oro (Domain)|Cumbre de Oro]] is a [[pocket domain]] within [[Mictlan (Domain)|Mictlan]]. The mythical [[city]] of Cumbre de Oro is filled with [[treasure]], but the treasure is [[cursed]]. It is [[possessed]] by [[greed]] incarnate; anyone who takes any will eventually become [[obsessed]] with it.<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]]p.100-101</ref> The domain has no living [[inhabitants]]; the [[undead]] and the entirely [[construct|unliving]] are the only creatures that dwell within Cumbre de Oro. Whereas the [[magical]] [[construct]] [[guardian]s merely operate on their final instructions, the [[undead]] endlessly wage war on each other in two factions. One side serves [[Anibal Coronado]], the [[explorer]] and [[conqueror]] from [[the Holy Empire]], and one side serves [[Maxaantii]], the [[priest]] [[king]] turned [[mummy]] that originally ruled the city.<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]]p.99-100</ref>
'''Cumbre de Oro''' is a [[pocket domain]] within [[Mictlan (Domain)|Mictlan]]. The mythical [[city]] of Cumbre de Oro is filled with [[treasure]], but the treasure is [[cursed]]. It is [[possessed]] by [[greed]] incarnate; anyone who takes any will eventually become [[obsessed]] with it.<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]]p.100-101</ref> The domain has no living [[inhabitants]]; the [[undead]] and the entirely [[construct|unliving]] are the only creatures that dwell within Cumbre de Oro. Whereas the [[magical]] [[construct]] [[guardian]s merely operate on their final instructions, the [[undead]] endlessly wage war on each other in two factions. One side serves [[Anibal Coronado]], the [[explorer]] and [[conqueror]] from the [[Holy Empire]], and one side serves [[Maxaantii]], the [[priest]] [[king]] turned [[mummy]] that originally ruled the city.<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]]p.99-100</ref>


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Latest revision as of 18:06, 29 July 2026

Cumbre de Oro (Domain)
Culture Level The original builders of the city had a highly advanced Iron Age (3) culture. The invaders came from the Holy Empire at a time when it had a Medieval (7) cultural level.[1]
Ecology
Climate & Terrain Jungle[1]
Year Formed 596 BC[1]
Population ?
Races (%) Undead, Constructs[2]
Languages Mictlani, Turonese
Religions
Government ?
Ruler(s) Maxaantii[1]
Darklord(s) Anibal Coronado[3]
Nationality
Analog El Dorado and similar myths
Related Categories
Locations in Cumbre de Oro (Domain)
Transportation in Cumbre de Oro (Domain)
Inhabitants of Cumbre de Oro (Domain)
Former Inhabitants of Cumbre de Oro (Domain)
Flora of Cumbre de Oro (Domain)
Fauna of Cumbre de Oro (Domain)
Native Monsters of Cumbre de Oro (Domain)

Cumbre de Oro is a pocket domain within Mictlan. The mythical city of Cumbre de Oro is filled with treasure, but the treasure is cursed. It is possessed by greed incarnate; anyone who takes any will eventually become obsessed with it.[4] The domain has no living inhabitants; the undead and the entirely unliving are the only creatures that dwell within Cumbre de Oro. Whereas the magical construct [[guardian]s merely operate on their final instructions, the undead endlessly wage war on each other in two factions. One side serves Anibal Coronado, the explorer and conqueror from the Holy Empire, and one side serves Maxaantii, the priest king turned mummy that originally ruled the city.[5]

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