Difference between revisions of "Fuxi"

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* {{Star|5}} Fuxi's application of {{Status|en name=Obstruct}} is in a diamond shape with a radius of 3 squares around himself, and does not affect the entire field.

* Based on the Chinese culture hero and mythological figure of the [[Wikipedia:Fuxi|same name]], Fuxi, along with his sister and wife [[Wikipedia:Nüwa|Nüwa]], were credited for the creation of humanity and the invention of music, hunting, fishing, domestication, and cooking.

** Though known as the "original humans", Fuxi and Nüwa were also depicted as beings having the face of humans and the bodies of snakes.

** He, along with [[Exile#Hourai|Nüwa]] and {{Transient icon|Shennong}}, are often times listed as being one of the [[Wikipedia:Three_Sovereigns_and_Five_Emperors|Three Sovereigns]], a group of mythological rulers or deities in ancient northern China, depending on the source.

* His [[Sacred Artifact]] is a game board with the [[Wikipedia:Bagua|Bagua]] on it which was used in Taoist cosmology used in, but not limited to, divination. Fuxi was credited to have discovered the bagua after it appeared to him on the back of a dragon-horse (or turtle) that rose from the waters of the [[Wikipedia:Yellow_River|Yellow River]].

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 * {{Star|5}} Fuxi's application of {{Status|en name=Obstruct}} is in a diamond shape with a radius of 3 squares around himself, and does not affect the entire field.
+* Based on the Chinese culture hero and mythological figure of the [[Wikipedia:Fuxi|same name]], Fuxi, along with his sister and wife [[Wikipedia:Nüwa|Nüwa]], were credited for the creation of humanity and the invention of music, hunting, fishing, domestication, and cooking.
+** Though known as the "original humans", Fuxi and Nüwa were also depicted as beings having the face of humans and the bodies of snakes.
+** He, along with [[Exile#Hourai|Nüwa]] and {{Transient icon|Shennong}}, are often times listed as being one of the [[Wikipedia:Three_Sovereigns_and_Five_Emperors|Three Sovereigns]], a group of mythological rulers or deities in ancient northern China, depending on the source.
+* His [[Sacred Artifact]] is a game board with the [[Wikipedia:Bagua|Bagua]] on it which was used in Taoist cosmology used in, but not limited to, divination. Fuxi was credited to have discovered the bagua after it appeared to him on the back of a dragon-horse (or turtle) that rose from the waters of the [[Wikipedia:Yellow_River|Yellow River]].
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