Mount Moses
A long extinct volcano that became covered in a blanket of green grass and fields of wildflowers. Mt. Moses was often been cited in classical Phovezilan literature as a representation of how violent events can give way to new life. While not technically a mountain, Mount Moses is recognized as one in titular nature due to its ancient status as a volcano.
By the Demon Wars, Mt. Moses had become much less steep than its younger brothers Mount Ferrum and Mount Spire. Mount Moses became especially famous across the lands once the Righteous Fort was built atop it.