Loojin Orb

The Loojin Orb was a Bemton artifact found in the ruins of Loojin in the late 20th century, believed to be from the early 1790s. An artifact some say was critical to the quasi religious order of Krumboism.

Discovery
The Loojin Orb was first found by Thuralian Archaeologists in 1995 while excavating what was later found out to be a home belonging to the well known Bemton Lord, Frigran Dan. The home was apparently built on unstrudy land and in the century after it's creation, was almost completely submerged into the earth. While excavating the building, the archaeologists discovered what was first thought to be some form of jewelry, but was later discovered to be none other than the Loojin Orb, an item found in many Krumboist Transcripts.

The Orb's Importance
Though little about the orb is known, it is described in early Krumbo Transcripts as a "symbol of power" and proof of the Krumboan beliefs. Though many scientists have performed research on the Loojin Orb, it has been decided that the orb held no supernatural power, and that any stories saying such were just folklore. Despite this, the orb held obvious importance in Bemton culture and was a key symbol for the Krumbo religion.