Panels from the South Ballcourt at El Tajin depict a death deity rising from a container of this substance to observe the sacrifice of a player who can then ask the gods for this substance. Deities of this substance, the children of a four-hundred breasted goddess, (15[1])are commonly (-5[1])depicted wearing half-moon shaped nose rings that link them (15[1])to the (15[1])filth embodied by Tlazolteotl. The patronage of this substance by the Centzon Tōtōchin meant those born on 2 Rabbit were at increased risk (15[2])of falling off a cliff. (15[1])The Tzitzimime tore apart a lover of (*) Ehecatl whose buried (-5[1])remains gave rise to this substance, Mayahuel (“mah-YAH-well”). The Aztecs believed consumption of this substance (-5[1])should be limited (-5[1])to four vessels, (10[1])and a ruler left Tula (-5[2])after consuming a fifth. For 10 points, Quetzalcoatl (-5[1])went into exile after sleeping with his (-5[1])sister under the influence (-5[1])of what (10[1])intoxicating (-5[1])substance? (0[2])■END■ (10[2]0[12])