Shifting Fortunes
Legend of the Five Rings card from Lotus Edition, Wrath of the Emperor
Open in Oracle of the Void
- Card Type
- Strategy
- Gold Cost
- 0
- Keywords
- Kiho, Maho
- Card Text
- Battle: Choose your performing unbowed Monk and target a Personality: Switch his Force and Chi.
Battle: Choose your performing unbowed Monk and target two Personalities in the same army: Switch their Forces or switch their Chis. - Focus Value
- 3
- Legality
- Age of Enlightenment (Lotus), Rain of Blood (Diamond)
- Deck
- Fate
Printings
Lotus Edition
- Rarity
- Rare
- Artist
- Anthony Francisco
- Card Number
- 384
- Publisher
- Alderac Entertainment Group
Wrath of the Emperor
- Rarity
- Rare
- Flavor Text
- "Let weakness become strength."
- Artist
- Anthony Francisco
- Card Number
- 130
- Publisher
- Alderac Entertainment Group
Rules Q&A
- Q: Hello I just wanted to confirm that switching force and chi is essentially giving a bonus or penalty to the stat and can be negated by things like creating order.
Example: Shifting Fortunes Keywords
Maho • Kiho Text
Battle: Choose your performing unbowed Monk and target a Personality: Switch his Force and Chi. Battle: Choose your performing unbowed Monk and target two Personalities in the same army: Switch their Forces or switch their Chis.
Would be negated by: Creating Order
Text Battle/Open: Target one or two Personalities: Either negate all current and new Force bonuses and penalties on them from actions, or straighten their units.
A: That is correct. Switching force and chi is the same as giving a bonus and a penalty equal to the differences between the old and new amounts, and follows the standard rules for determining the current value of a stat. Jon Palmer, "Switching force and chi vs negating force penalities", 27 Aug 2012