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Bloody Gumiho
🌙 Gumiho
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Bloody Gumiho

Blood Omen Gumiho, corrupted branch of the gumiho archetype that emerges in Korean valleys subjected to prolonged collective catastrophes

Corrupted branch of the gumiho that emerges in Korean valleys devastated by prolonged collective catastrophes.

⚔️ 88 🏛️ 1
🦊Blood Omen GumihoLV.68
Maiden Gumiho
🌙 Gumiho
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Maiden Gumiho

Maiden Seductress Gumiho, first human phase of the Korean fox after one hundred years

A 17-22 year old maiden who seduces village youths to drain their yang.

🔗 4 🏛️ 1
🦊Maiden Seductress GumihoLV.65
Courtesan Gumiho
🌙 Gumiho
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Courtesan Gumiho

Noble Infiltrator Gumiho, yangban lady who infiltrates the Joseon court draining qi from her husbands

Joseon aristocratic phase that infiltrates the Hanyang court as a yangban lady, marrying magistrates and scholars to drain qi and accumulate political influence without suspicion.

⚔️ 80 🧠 85 🔗 2 🏛️ 1
🦊Noble Infiltrator GumihoLV.70
Elder Gumiho
🌙 Gumiho
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Elder Gumiho

Elder Crone Gumiho, shaman and mentor of mudangs in remote mountain villages

Elder gumiho who after centuries at the Joseon court retires to remote villages as shaman and mentor of mudangs.

🧠 95 🔗 2 🏛️ 1
🦊Elder Crone GumihoLV.72
Celestial Gumiho
🌙 Gumiho
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Celestial Gumiho

Ancient Celestial Gumiho, supreme form of the archetype after a thousand years without losing the yeouiju pearl

Supreme form of the gumiho reached after a thousand years without losing the yeouiju pearl, dwelling in remote Taebaek and Jirisan pine forests.

⚔️ 85 🧠 92 🔗 3 🏛️ 1
🦊Ancient Celestial GumihoLV.80

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