The area is only typically accessible via flight. Please see the Discussion page for reasoning.īehind a building near the launch tower (It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with The Village. The site is where the Nomai mined the ore to construct the impenetrable core of the Ash Twin Project, as it was the only metal strong enough to temporarily withstand the heat of a Supernova. The mine is ringed with platforms leading to a central gravity lift, that deposits the player onto the top platforms, containing Nomai lore.

A large, dark and open cavern lake, containing pockets of mined-out ore, and volcanic vents that spout geyser columns. The most significant site of Nomai architecture in Timber Hearth, accessible via the entrance located within the largest Geyser Mountain on Timber Hearth. A nearby mural depicts three of the creatures emerging from a pool while two space-suited Nomai look on. They describe the creatures as four-eyed and semi-aquatic, implying the species they encountered was the ancient ancestors of the Hearthians. Nomai writing can be found, discussing where to locate a mine in light of having encountered native fauna in Mining Site 2a, eventually settling on Mining Site 2b. The reservoir under the bridge to the Nomai Mines at the bottom of the large Geyser Mountain. A path from the receiver leads through the Geyser Mountain to the Nomai Mines.Īn ancient mural showing Nomai observing the prehistoric Hearthians First Encounter Mural The Nomai used the warp receiver to transfer ore from Timber Hearth to the Ash Twin Project with ease. Like the other warp receivers, it can only be used and warped to from the corresponding warp tower on Ash Twin, and serves as an early encounter with Nomai warp architecture.

The Ash Twin Tower warp receiver leading to Timber Hearth. The currents lead to the cavern underneath Quantum Grove Crater and eventually to the First Encounter Mural at the bottom of the largest Geyser Mountain, which also contains the bridge and entrance to the Nomai Mines of Mining Site 2b. The geysers in the four smaller mountains serve as a way to enter the strong underground water currents underneath Timber Hearth's crust. A set of four smaller Geyser Mountains lies to the northwest of the Village, and a single larger Geyser Mountain to the Village's south as part of the Nomai Ruins. Large mountains scattered around Timber Hearth that periodically spout water columns from their geyser peaks, capable of launching objects through the atmosphere.

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