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Regarding this ruling, I don't see a Proclaim Interrupt in the CR Rules. It also doesn't seem to indicate that it comes from the Recruit action. So does Faint Praise hit Proclaims? If so, what's the mechanic behind this?
Proclaiming: Once during his or her own turn, after a player announces a Recruit action or an action with Recruit as an effect, he or she may choose to Proclaim the Personality being recruited if he has the player’s Clan Alignment and is being Recruited from a Province. If Proclaiming is chosen by a player, add the Personality’s Personal Honor to the player’s Family Honor after he enters play.
Proclaiming gives the Proclaim keyword to the recruiting action. However, Honor gains from Proclaiming always come from the Rulebook, not any card the recruiting action may be on.
The honor gain is from the action by way of the rulebook Recruiting procedure, but not from the card. As such, Faint Praise will hit a Proclaimed Recruit action. (Proclaim specifically makes the exception to the general rule that effects and actions have the same source.)