This is a repost of a question I asked 10 days ago that was not answered. Probably because it involves a tangential question concerning Shosuro Adeiko. While how Adeiko works in the scenario is a point of curiousity, I am mostly concerned about the interaction of Soul Jar and Shiba Arihiro.
I have in my discard pile an honorably dead Shiba Arihiro and another dead personality (Dead Chump). In play I have a Shugenja (ShugA) with a Soul Jar and a Shosuro Adeiko.
I bow ShugA to pay the cost of Soul Jar to bring into play Dead Chump. Upon bowing ShugA, I react with Shiba Arihiro to straighten ShugA. I then go on to resolve the effects of the Soul Jar (having successfully payed the cost), correct?
Dead Chump comes into play and then is subsequently destroyed?
Is it possible, that because of the timing of the straighten effect I have in play an unbowed ShugA with a Soul Jar attached and Dead Chump?
If this is the case, it follows that I could then, on a subsequent turn, bow the ShugA with Soul Jar attached and end up with two dead personalities in play, both of which would be removed the next time ShugA straightens?
If it is the foremost mentioned effect (Dead Chump comes into play and then is subsequently destroyed) may I react with Shosuro Adeiko?
Paul Ashman
Relevant card text (the forum doesn't let me quote things).
Reaction: After a Shugenja bows, if Arihiro is honorably dead: Straighten the Shugenja.
Limited: Bow this Personality: Lose 3 Honor. Target one of your dead Personalities. He enters play, waiving costs, with a +2F/-1C token and permanently has 0 PH. After the next time this game this Personality straightens or leaves play, destroy the target.
Reaction: After the effects resolve of a battle resolution, action, or trait that destroyed Adeiko or one of your other Personalities: Give a target Personality a -3F/-1C token, and an additional -1C token if he is dishonorable.