The magical creature which is the symbol of Amber, and the power behind order. It is rarely ever seen, and has had a religion created from it's existence. The Unicorn was seen bringing the Jewel of Judgment from the Abyss.

(Monoceros). Egypt. A virgin girl is set in front of this unicorn; at his approach she opens her lap; there he lays his head with all ferocity vanished and stupified and defenseless is captured. A frequent subject for bestiaries. Unicorn's strength and gentleness symbolic of Christ. In heraldry: supporter of royal arms.

an imaginary creature represented as a white horse with a long horn growing from its forehead

a combination of a horse and a horned animal

a creature of a specific species which has only one natural horn, a creature which has never been tamed, owned or bred by humans

a four-footed beast resembling a horse having a horn on its head and existing

a horse-like creature with a single straight spiraled horn projecting from

a horse with a big damn horn on its head

a horse with one horn

a magical horselike animal with a single horn in its forehead

a mythical creature

a mythical horselike animal with a single long horn growing from the center of its forehead

a mythical, one-horned animal

a mythological animal

an animal with one horn

Referring to a three horse hitch with two horses hitched a s a pair (side by side) and a third horse hitched in front of the pair.

The heraldic unicorn has a horse’s body, a single long horn, a lion’s tail, tufted hocks and cloven hoofs like a goat, and a beard

a magical creature; unicorns were beautiful, pure white, horned horses when fully grown (seven years old); the foals were born golden, then turned silver when they were about two years old; the unicorn's horns, blood, and hair all had magical properties; they were so fast that they were very difficult to capture; they were not unduly aggressive, but should be treated with great respect (FB; SS1, 15; PA4, 20; GF18, 24, 26, 33; HBP22)

The unicorn (from Latin unus 'one' and cornus 'horn') is a mythical beast usually depicted with the body of a horse and one usually spiral horn on its forehead. The unicorn's blood and horn are said to have mystical healing properties.

(For the mythological creature, see: Unicorn)