Pronunciation: TOOM-ee-el
His Place Among the Fallen Watchers
Seventeenth to Semihazah. His name means “perfection of God.” Bound to steel — specifically weapons and Babylon’s steel items.
What He Was Meant to Be
When created, Tummiel held the definition that steel things made only with the Word of His Power could have made much good possible.
What He Chose Instead
Tummiel chose instead the definition that “perfection is only in something’s form, value, and acceptability in accordance with man’s standards.” He is now the elder of man’s standards.
What He Teaches
Tummiel teaches the making of contrivances and reliance on man. He is master of style and fads, and teaches the measurement of perfection. He is master of weights, measures, and usury, and the enemy of instincts. He is the rapist of the Eerkodeshoi.
Where to Read
- II Achee, ch. 9 (p. 691)
- Handbook — Tummiel (p. 564)