Plants / 041
Yao Grass, Bloom of Di-Nü
帝女䔄草
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Mountains & Seas · Central Mountains
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A further 200 li east stands Mount Gūyáo [姑媱]. The High God's daughter died here; her name was Nǚshī [女尸]. She became the Yao Grass, Bloom of Di-Nü, whose leaves grow in layers, whose blossoms are yellow, and whose fruit resembles Túqiū [菟丘]. Taking it makes one pleasing to others.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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帝女死焉，其名曰女尸，化为䔄草，其叶胥成，其华黄，其实如菟丘，服之媚于人。Game card text
Place 3❁ on a Human you control.
3❁ + Shift: Force a Human to deal its Attack Power to a Friendly Unit (counts as Backstab).
1❁: Gain Mesmerise, until the end of turn.
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