My Enemy's Mercy
Legend of the Five Rings card from Emperor Edition, The Heaven's Will, War of Honor
Open in Oracle of the Void
- Card Type
- Strategy
- Gold Cost
- 0
- Keywords
- Bushido Virtue, Compassion
- Card Text
- Battle: Choose your performing unbowed Samurai and target an enemy Personality with equal or lower Personal Honor: The enemy leader chooses to either bow him or move him home. Gain 2 Honor.
- Focus Value
- 3
- Legality
- Age of Conquest (Emperor), Race for the Throne (Samurai)
- Deck
- Fate
Printings
Emperor Edition
- Rarity
- Rare
- Flavor Text
- "It is noble to heal a wounded man, whether he be friend or enemy. One must never forget we are all servants of the same Empress." - Isawa Shunsuko
- Artist
- Heather V. Kreiter
- Card Number
- 320
- Publisher
- Alderac Entertainment Group
The Heaven's Will
- Rarity
- Rare
- Flavor Text
- "Their brutality will not foster the same in us."
- Artist
- Heather V. Kreiter
- Card Number
- 106
- Publisher
- Alderac Entertainment Group
War of Honor
- Rarity
- Fixed
- Flavor Text
- "Their brutality will not foster the same in us."
- Artist
- Heather V. Kreiter
- Card Number
- 105
- Publisher
- Alderac Entertainment Group
Rules Q&A
- Q: didn't know how to search for this question.
can i choose to bow a bowed personality with Preserving Honor and My Enemy's Mercy? or do i have to choose the other effect of movement. thanks!
-- Preserving Honor Battle: Target an enemy Personality at the current battlefield: His controller chooses either to bow him, or to choose another location and move him there. If the bowing or movement is negated, remove the Personality from the game.
My Enemy's Mercy Battle: Choose your performing unbowed Samurai and target an enemy Personality with equal or lower Personal Honor: The enemy leader chooses to either bow him or move him home. Gain 2 Honor.
A: You may choose to bow a Personality that is already bowed, unless the wording on an effect specifies otherwise. In both of these cases, if the Personality is already bowed you may choose to bow him again. Jon Palmer, "Effects Clarification", 24 Apr 2012