A topic from AEG's L5R CCG Rules forum, copied for Oracle of the Void from a copy of the forum saved in October 2015, so pages it didn't save are missing. Players' names are left out; the rules officials are named. Rulings are as they stood on these dates; later rulings, the rulebooks and the Rules Archive may differ.
A player, 17 January 2012
If I use Consideration on one of my personalities and then during battle my opponent plays Preserving Honor on him what would happen?
A: Would he be removed from the game? B: Would he negate the whole action?
Consideration: Open: Choose your performing unbowed Tactician and another of your target Personalities: Give the Personality +3F. After the next time this turn another player's action targets him, negate its effects.
Preserving Honor: Battle: Target an enemy Personality at the current battlefield: His controller chooses either to bow him, or to choose another location and move him there. If the bowing or movement is negated, remove the Personality from the game.
Jon Palmer (rules official), 17 January 2012
If I use Consideration on one of my personalities and then during battle my opponent plays Preserving Honor on him what would happen?
A: Would he be removed from the game? B: Would he negate the whole action?
Consideration: Open: Choose your performing unbowed Tactician and another of your target Personalities: Give the Personality +3F. After the next time this turn another player's action targets him, negate its effects.
Preserving Honor: Battle: Target an enemy Personality at the current battlefield: His controller chooses either to bow him, or to choose another location and move him there. If the bowing or movement is negated, remove the Personality from the game.
Removing the Personality from the game is also an effect of Preserving Honor, and therefore would also be negated by Consideration.