Emissary of the Ivory Kingdoms
Legend of the Five Rings card from Fire & Shadow, War of Honor
Open in Oracle of the Void
- Card Type
- Event
- Keywords
- Unique
- Card Text
- After you reveal cards in your Provinces at the start of your turn, if this Event is face-up in one of them, until your next turn begins, each player draws two additional cards at the end of his turn.
- Legality
- Hidden Emperor (Jade)
- Deck
- Dynasty
Printings
Fire & Shadow
- Rarity
- Uncommon
- Flavor Text
- "Ill fortunes arrive only when the door is left open for them. Good fortune knocks, and is too often turned away." - from The True Tao
- Artist
- Ben Peck
- Publisher
- Wizards of the Coast
War of Honor
- Rarity
- Fixed
- Flavor Text
- "Ill fortunes arrive only when the door has been left open for them. Good fortune knocks, and is too often turned away." - from The True Tao
- Artist
- Ben Peck
- Card Number
- 2
- Publisher
- Alderac Entertainment Group
Rules Q&A
- Q: Sacrifices for Our Future While this card is in play, you may choose not to draw a fate card during your end phase. Each turn in which you do not draw a Fate card you gain 2 honor. If you draw a Fate card for any reason, this card is discarded from play.
Emissary of the Ivory Kingdoms Until your next turn, each player draws two extra cards during his or her End Phase.
If both of these Events are in play/effect, and I choose to not draw by the text of the first, what happens?
1. Since I chose to not draw the normal card, I don't draw the "extra" cards. I gain 2 honor. 2. Since I chose to not draw the normal card, I don't draw the "extra" cards. I gain 6 honor. 3. I choose to not draw the normal card, I then must draw the "extra" cards. I gain 2 honor. and Sacrifices for Our Future is discarded. 4. I choose to not draw the normal card, I then must draw the "extra" cards. I gain no honor. and Sacrifices for Our Future is discarded.
In 1/2 are the "extra" cards contingent on the normal draw, drawn regardless, or can they they also be "chosen" to not be drawn?
A: #4 is correct. Brook Cunningham, "Sacrifices for Our Future and Emissary of the Ivory Kingdoms", 9 May 2010