Jawnomicon

Zouyu

The Zouyu is a mythical creature from Chinese folklore, resembling a black and white tiger, but gentle and just in nature. It only appears in times of peace and prosperity, symbolizing the harmony and benevolence of the ruling regime, and serves as a powerful reminder of the virtues of justice and righteousness.

At a glance

Tradition
Chinese mythology
Region
China (place of origin)
Trait family
The Justice Beasts

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  • Chickcharney Moral perception · Senses moral intent of intruders
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  • Pouākai Moral perception · Senses moral intent of intruders
  • Sphinx Moral perception · Senses moral intent of intruders
  • Luduan Moral perception · Knowledge bestowal
  • Shahbaz Moral perception · Knowledge bestowal
  • Tengu Senses moral intent of intruders · Knowledge bestowal
  • Sinlap Knowledge bestowal

Traits

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Form

Omens

  • Appears only to herald peace or a sage
    why

    Its appearance is said to be a rare and auspicious omen, manifesting only during times of great harmony and prosperity within a nation or kingdom.

Utility powers

  • Blessing bestowal
    why

    The creature is not merely a passive symbol but is said to possess great intelligence and the ability to judge the actions of those in power.