Tel Oman

Tel Fontaquae a Tel Oman is the Elven term for the holy ruins in the midst of the Southern Omani Plain. Translated into the Common Tongue it is called The Blessed Wells of Blessed Oman, usually just referred to as Tel Oman by the common folk. The site is situated around three pools of water said to be of the same mysterious origin as Lake Ilum itself. These Wells are said to periodically glow with their own light, though sporadically, in cycles said to be synced to the heavens. Though divine in its own right, the light of the Wells is but a glow compared to the silver daylight of the Great Lake.

Peace of Tel Oman
After the Breaking of the Siege of Lumina, and the Battle of Horn Hill, the Noble War of Princes came to its end at the Wells of Tel Oman and the establishing of the Peace of Tel Oman. At the Wells of Tel Oman was where Prince Vegah Telanari was declared High King of Oman. It was there that the King offered amnesty to all of his brother Vegatu's armies and established the rule of peace across the land. The Tel Omani Tribes were formed here, pledging to travel broken lands in search of lost cultures and arts, preserving what was lost in the great war.