Battle: Target your Kensai Personality and bow him or one of his Weapons: Destroy a target enemy Follower, Item or Personality without attachments and with Force less than or equal to your Kensai's Chi.
Does the underscored part affect all the possible targets, or just the personality without attachments part?
Example: I have a kensai with chi 4. I play swift sword cut targeting him; can I target a Taoist Archer (Force 5) and destroy it?
From the CR: Modifiers attached to a phrase in the form of "a [modifier] X or Y" or "a [modifier] X and Y" modify both things in that phrase. Example: "A Shadowlands Shugenja or Monk" means "a Shadowlands Shugenja or a Shadowlands Monk." If "a Monk or a Shadowlands Shugenja" is meant, it will be written that way. Likewise, "a Shugenja or Monk without attachments" means "a Shugenja without attachments or a Monk without attachments."
Rules about wording IMHO say it wouldn't be legal, but I feel there's something illogic here.