Taiji trading card game山海经创世版
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Mǎ Fù

马腹

Mǎ Fù – Tiger

Background

A man-eating beast with a human face, tiger's body and infant-like cry.

An editorial reading of the card’s subject. Legendary properties belong to the story.

Classical text

Mountains & Seas · Central Mountains

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A further 120 li west stands Mount Mànqú [蔓渠]. Above are plentiful metals and jade, below much arrow bamboo. The Yī [伊] River rises here and flows east into the Luò [洛]. There is a beast called Mǎ Fù [馬腹], with a human face, tiger body, and voice like an infant's. It eats people.

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Passage printed on the card
有兽焉,其名曰马腹,其状如人面虎身,其音如婴儿,是食人。

Game card text

Pounce, Cunning, Hunter (Human), Feed (Human)

+3/+0 when encountering a Human.

The game’s adaptation, transcribed from the supplied card file. The image preserves coloured symbols and the printed layout.