Jawnomicon

Luduan

In Chinese mythology, the Luduan captivates with a lion's head, a rhino's horn, a dragon's body, bear paws, fish scales, and an ox's tail. It can detect lies and authenticity, revealing the true nature of those around it.

At a glance

Tradition
Chinese mythology
Trait family
The Truth-Horned
Symbols
BearFishLion

Near this figure

and 5 more
  • Keythong Sees through illusions to hidden truth · Moral perception
  • Three-legged bird Sees through illusions to hidden truth · Moral perception
  • Kitsune Sees through illusions to hidden truth · Knowledge bestowal
  • Zouyu Moral perception · Knowledge bestowal
  • Sinlap Knowledge bestowal

Symbols

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Traits

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Form

Behaviour

Sight and sound

Utility powers

  • Moral perception
    why

    The Luduan's most extraordinary ability is its power to detect lies and reveal the true nature of those around it.

  • Truth sensing gaze
    why

    Its presence is said to encourage truthfulness, as those in its vicinity are compelled to reveal their genuine selves.

  • Knowledge bestowal
    why

    This unique power has made the Luduan a revered creature, often associated with wise rulers and just governance, as it could help leaders discern the truth and make fair judgments.