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"Holy Mt. Bur-Omisace stands at the northern end of the Jagd Ramooda."

—Basch fon Ronsenburg

Sacred Mt. Bur-Omisace (神都ブルオミシェイス, Shinto Buruomisheisu^?) is a location in the land of Ivalice in Final Fantasy XII. The major figure of an ancient religion, Gran Kiltias Anastasis, "dreams" in the Kiltian temple on top of the summit.

LocationEdit

Mt. Bur-Omisace is located just to the east of the Paramina Rift, north of Jagd Ramooda.

Sage KnowledgeEdit

"The sacred mountain of the Kiltia sect, located to the north of the Jagd Ramooda. The temple was built here by believers to mark the place where the founder of the Light of Kiltia began to spread the teachings. There are accounts of the holy city here dating back to writings from the age of the Galtean Alliance. In its long history, Mt. Bur-Omisace has never fallen under the control of any foreign power. On the understanding that Kiltia's followers would exempt themselves from political dealings in other lands, Kingdom and Empire both formed a pact to guarantee the holy city's independence, an agreement which stands to this day. It would not be an error to call Mt. Bur-Omisace itself a shrine to Kiltia. Apart from the temples, there are only a few residences, with roadside shops catering to the steady stream of pilgrims. In recent years, refugees from war-torn lands have gathered here, forming camps on part of the mountain. The priests of Kiltia give them aid that they might live here in peace. As Mt. Bur-Omisace is surrounded by jagd, the faithful must cross the Inner Naldoan Sea by boat in their pilgrimage to the holy city."

—Sage Knowledge 76, Mt. Bur-Omisace

WeatherEdit

Mt. Bur-Omisace's weather changes with events.

Sunny (first arriving)
Rain (after defeating Judge Bergan)
Cloudy (after defeating Fafnir)

Because the location is a town area, the weather doesn't affect gameplay and is just a visual.

DemographicsEdit

Mt. Bur-Omisace is the only location in Final Fantasy XII with a permanent residence of Nu Mou, who work as Acolytes in the temple. Due to the mountain's role as a refugee site as well as a pilgrim destination, all races can be found around the site: humes, Bangaa, Seeq, even a Viera.

StoryEdit

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For years, the Kiltia have lived here, practicing their faith, and accepting refugees from all over Ivalice, giving them food and shelter. Pilgrims will also make a spiritual trip to the mountain, in hopes of becoming more enlightened. However, in these times of war, the mountain has seen more refugees than pilgrims, and people who have lost their homes now live on the steep slope leading up to the temple.

The party first arrives at Mt. Bur-Omisace with Larsa Solidor, who wants to introduce Ashe to Al-Cid Margrace of Rozarria. Larsa's plan is for Ashe to get the Gran Kiltias to acknowledge her as the rightful heir to the throne of Dalmasca, and she could then propose peace to the Empire, which would stop Marquis Ondore's Resistance and prevent the war. Together with Al-Cid Larsa hopes the nations could come into a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

On Mt. Bur-Omisace the party meets Gran Kiltias, but also learn that Emperor Gramis of Archadia has been murdered, ending any hope for peace. Ashe learns from the Gran Kiltias that there is a sword that can cut through nethicite, with which she could lay end to to the Empire's secret weapon. The party ventures off to the Stilshrine of Miriam to retrieve the Sword of Kings, but upon stepping out of the temple they see smoke in the horizon.

The party rushes back to Mt. Bur-Omisace to find Gran Kiltias Anastasis dead, murdered by Judge Bergan. Bergan shows the party the power of manufacted nethicite and fuses with the stone's power, but is still defeated by the player party. The Gran Kiltias's death undid the seal that kept Fafnir at bay, placing all of Mt. Bur-Omisace in endless rain. It took Fafnir's defeat and the sacrifice of a Kiltias named Ieeha, ending the rain, to allow the residents of Mt. Bur-Omisace to begin anew and rebuilt what they lost with the aid of the viera, Relj, Ieeha befriended.

Spoilers end here.

LocationsEdit

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QuestsEdit

Stone of the CondemnerEdit

To get to the Throne of Veiled Gods in Stilshrine of Miriam, the party will have to use the Stone of the Condemner obtained from the Acolyte on Mt. Bur-Omisace the Temple Grounds after defeating Judge Bergan. The Stone of Condemner can be used at the Way Stone upon entering the Stilshrine.

Reward for Behemoth King huntEdit

After completing the hunt for Behemoth King the player only receives a minor reward from the petitioner, but gets a hint that there is something to find in Mt. Bur-Omisace. Afterward, if the player inspects the "dragon's snout" formation in the camp they get 500,000 gil and a Rod of Faith.

ShopsEdit

Traveling Merchant (Seeq)Edit

AccessoriesEdit

You may wish to consult the List of Final Fantasy XII Accessories article for more information on individual accessories.

Jackboots	600 gil
Accessory	Cost
Black Belt	600 gil
Golden Amulet	4,500 gil
Magick Gloves	3,200 gil
Nishijin Belt	800 gil
Thief's Cuffs	3,000 gil
Gillie Boots	700 gil

AmmunitionEdit

You may wish to consult the List of Final Fantasy XII Weapons article for more information on ammunition.

Onion Arrows	100 gil
Ammunition	Cost
Onion Bolts	100 gil
Onion Shot	100 gil
Onion Bombs	100 gil

MagicksEdit

You may wish to consult the Magick article for more information on individual spells.

Regen	1,900 gil
Spell	Cost
Esuna	2,800 gil
Gravity	2,800 gil
Float	2,800 gil
Decoy	2,500 gil
Drain	3,200 gil
Curaga	3,200 gil

Fira	3,000 gil
Spell	Cost
Thundara	3,000 gil
Blizzara	3,000 gil
Haste	3,400 gil
Toxify	4,100 gil
Countdown	3,100 gil

Traveling Merchant (Hume)Edit

WeaponsEdit

You may wish to consult the List of Final Fantasy XII Weapons article for more information on individual weapons.

Serpent Rod	2,100 gil
Weapon	Cost
Lohengrin	4,500 gil
Heavy Lance	4,800 gil
Osafune	4,800 gil
Gladius	4,800 gil
Musk Stick	4,300 gil
Gilt Measure	4,000 gil
Bhuj	4,100 gil
Flame Staff	2,400 gil
Storm Staff	2,400 gil
Glacial Staff	2,400 gil
Flametongue	5,200 gil

Loxley Bow	5,200 gil
Weapon	Cost
War Hammer	5,200 gil
Crossbow	5,200 gil
Healing Rod	3,000 gil
Betelgeuse	5,400 gil
Kogarasumaru	5,600 gil
Ashura	5,600 gil
Miter	5000 gil
Storm Spear	5,800 gil
Iron Pole	5,300 gil
Hornito	5,800 gil
Arc Scale	5,500 gil

ArmorEdit

You may wish to consult the List of Final Fantasy XII Armor article for more information on individual armor pieces.

Golden Helm	3,200 gil
Armor	Cost
Golden Armor	3,200 gil
Golden Shield	2,100 gil
Red Cap	2,500 gil
Brigandine	2,500 gil
Mage's Hat	2,500 gil
Mage's Habit	2,500 gil
Burgonet	4,000 gil
Shielded Armor	4,000 gil
Ice Shield	2,500 gil
Headband	3,200 gil
Jujitsu Gi	3,200 gil
Lamia's Tiara	3,200 gil
Enchanter's Habit	3,200 gil

ItemsEdit

You may wish to consult the List of Final Fantasy XII Items for more information on individual items.

Potion	70 gil
Item	Cost
Antidote	50 gil
Eye Drops	50 gil
Phoenix Down	250 gil
Echo Herbs	50 gil
Gold Needle	100 gil
Alarm Clock	50 gil
Handkerchief	50 gil
Hi-Potion	210 gil
Bacchus's Wine	120 gil
Smelling Salts	50 gil

Musical ThemesEdit

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"White Room" from Final Fantasy XII

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The theme that plays in the Mt. Bur-Omisace is called "Abandoning Power" (捨て去りし力, Sutesarishi chikara^?). "White Room" (白い部屋, Shiroi heya^?) plays at Mt. Bur-Omisace after defeating Judge Bergan.