Panther Tattoo
Legend of the Five Rings card from The Dead of Winter
Open in Oracle of the Void
- Card Type
- Strategy
- Gold Cost
- 0
- Keywords
- Tattoo
- Card Text
- Battle: If there are any enemy units at the current battlefield, choose your performing Tattooed Personality who is face-up in one of your provinces or discarded (not dead): Bring him into play at the current battlefield, paying 2 less Gold and ignoring Honor Requirements.
- Focus Value
- 3
- Legality
- Destroyer War (Celestial)
- Deck
- Fate
Printings
The Dead of Winter
- Rarity
- Rare
- Artist
- Glen Ostrander
- Card Number
- 137
- Publisher
- Alderac Entertainment Group
Rules Q&A
- Q: The new proclaim rules say that you can gain honour as a reaction to coming into play if you did not reduce their cost with the clan discount, once per turn.
So, just to check my understanding, if I am a dragon clan player and I bring a dragon clan monk into play with Panther tattoo, in my attack phase, can I proclaim to gain their personal honour?
Panther Tattoo Tattoo Battle: If there are any enemy units at the current battlefield, choose your performing Tattooed Personality who is face-up in one of your provinces or discarded (not dead): Bring him into play at the current battlefield, paying 2 less Gold and ignoring Honor Requirements.
What about if I am a Lion Clan player and use Kitsu Akai's limited ability? Can I proclaim for the ancestor token? Kitsu Akai Lion Clan • Water • Shugenja Limited: Create a 2F/2C/3PH Lion Clan • Samurai • Ancestor • Spirit Personality. Battle: Bow your performing Ancestor Personality and target an enemy card without attachments: Destroy it. Gain 1 Honor.
A: The Proclaim ability is: Reaction: After you bring a Personality in your province with your Clan alignment into play without Clan discount, if it is your turn: Gain Honor equal to his base Personal Honor.
You must have brought the Personality into play from a province. You cannot Proclaim after bringing a Personality into play from the discard pile, or after creating a Personality. Alex Jones, "Proclaiming and Cards That Bring Personalities Into Play", 5 Jan 2012