The Justice Beasts
15 figures A family: figures with traits in common
The haetae and the zouyu do not hunt; they adjudicate. These creatures sense moral intent the way other predators smell blood, and they appear to the just, gore the guilty, and refuse ground that unrighteous feet have walked. They are verdicts with fur.
sensors and judges of moral intent (haetae, tengu, aatxe, zouyu)
What binds them
- Senses moral intent of intruders · 37 of them
- Moral perception · 17 of them
- Curse infliction · 13 of them
- Telepathic communication · 6 of them
- Harbinger precedes disaster · 3 of them
- Blessing bestowal · 3 of them
- Booming cry precedes sighting · 1 of them
- Giant wingspan · 1 of them
Drawn from 10 groups of traditions: European 3 · East asian 3 · None 2 · Middle eastern 1 · Other 1 · Southeast asian 1 · North american indigenous 1 · Celtic 1 · Oceanian 1 · Slavic 1
Members
- Aatxe
- Aqrabuamelu
- Bishop-fish
- Chickcharney
- Gaueko
- Haetae
- Huldufólk
- Ibong Adarna
- Jipijka'm
- Kodama
- Lavellan
- Pouākai
- Tengu
- Vila
- Zouyu
Resemblance is not descent; descent is drawn only as the gold lines on the constellation. All families.