Plants / 025
Qín Jiāo
秦椒
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Mountains & Seas · Northern Mountains
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A further 300 li south stands Mount Jǐng [景]. To the south one sees Yánfàn [鹽販] Marsh, to the north Shǎo [少] Marsh. Above grow many plants and Shǔ Xù, including much Qín Jiāo. Its northern slope has much red ochre, its southern slope much jade. There is a bird like a Shé, with four wings, six eyes, and three legs, called Suān Yǔ [酸與]. It cries its own name; where it appears, fear comes upon the settlement.From the English edition of Mountains & Seas. Open the reader for the Chinese editions and translator’s notes. Linked names follow the card catalogue; hover to see the original wording.
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又南三百里，曰景山，南望盐贩之泽，北望少泽。其上多草、藷藇，其草多秦椒，其阴多赭，其阳多玉。Game card text
Enters with 2❁.
X❁ + Tap: Target Character takes X Physical Damage and gains +X/+0, until end of turn.
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