Taiji trading card game山海经创世版
Original English card

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Xiū Pì Yú

脩辟鱼

Xiū Pì Yú – Frog

Background

A frog-like fish with a white mouth and owl-like call.

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 50 li west stands Mount Tuó [橐]. Its trees include many trees of heaven and Bèi [𣖾]. Its southern slope has plentiful metals and jade, its northern slope much iron and mugwort. The Tuó [橐] River rises here and flows north into the Hé [河]. In it are many Xiū Pì Yú [脩辟], like Mǐn with white mouths, whose voices resemble owls; eating them cures white ringworm.

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Passage printed on the card
其中多脩辟之鱼,状如黾而白喙,其音如鸱,食之已白癣。

Game card text

Swim, Landwalk, Feed (Insect)

Shift: Kill an attacking Insect.

Sacrifice: Remove 1🌢.

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