Mono Imi Fuda

Mono Imi Fuda, the Rokugani term for taboo plaque, was a spike-shaped wooden object with sacred inscriptions that both warned off people who saw the plaque and helped to block the spread of impure energies. The plaques were inscribed and blessed by a religious figure, then hung from a person's hat or driven into the ground to demarcate the impure space. Courts of Stone, p. 106
Category:Rokugani Language (TCG)