Shrine of Reverse Fortunes

Legend of the Five Rings card from Dark Allies

Card Type: Holding
Gold Cost: 3
Keywords: Temple
Card Text: Repeatable Limited, w: Bow your target performing Human Personality with 0 Personal Honor to gain 2 Honor.
Repeatable Battle/Open, w: Bow your target performing Human Personality with 0 Force to give a target Personality +2F.
Legality: Four Winds (Gold)
Deck: Dynasty
Notes: The Dark Allies version of this card was misprinted without the Gold kanji.

Printings

Rarity: Rare
Flavor Text: "I could tell you how the shrine gained its name, but I do not think you would believe me." - Hoshi Wayan
Artist: Scott Schomburg
Card Number: 66
Publisher: Alderac Entertainment Group

Erratum: Should have the Gold kanji in the lower right corner, and is Gold legal. [Erratum, JA, 11 April 2002] Rules Archive, August 18, 2007, p. 86
Erratum: The following cards were incorrectly printed without the Gold Edition symbol. They are legal in the Four Winds Storyline format: Clear Water Village, Construction Crew, Deep Earth Sanctum, Honor's Lesson Dojo, Shackled Oni, Shrine of Reverse Fortunes, Trusted Advisor. [errata] The Imperial Herald, Vol. 2, No. 4, p. 19

Q: One of the factors that has made PK so rampant, in my opinion, is the spilting of the favor into the four winds. Before, the versatility of the favor meant that a player could use it against military, dishonor, or help card drawing - all in the same game. Now a player has to decide what one aspect is the most useful.
Most people have decided that sending home militayr units is the most useful. as evidenced by the amount of people playing Tsudao (see OP stats). The problem then was that there was no good, decent, or reliable way to rehonor dishonored personalities, which are extremely vulnerable to PK in the gold environment.
Recently there have been attempts at fixing the problem - Island Sanctuary in KYOD, Loyal Yojimbo, Shrine of Reverse Fortunes, etc.; But a PK deck should be able to deal with these for the most part.
I, for one, would like to see a reliable way of rehonoring personalities.
A: By your own admission, there is one: Hantei Naseru. Yes, choosing Naseru means making your deck relatively weaker against military decks, but that is not a matter of dishonor-defense reliability. Naseru is EXACTLY as reliable for restoring live Personalities to honor as the Favor used to be. Jeff Alexander, "post for 8 Oct 2002", 9 Oct 2002