Moment of Glory

Moment of Glory was a Rank 3 void shūji which taught that an army's survival fell to a single individual. When defending a bridge, a narrow pass, or a castle gate, a single warrior might find themselves facing the brunt of an entire army's attack. Many tales told of heroic samurai holding back the full wrath of the enemy for some time in such a circumstance, sometimes even driving the foe back before succumbing to their wounds. While these occurrences had been few and far between, and many were shrouded in myth, they had nonetheless left an indelible mark on history, and the names of these samurai had been enshrined forever as Lesser Fortunes of war, courage, and self-sacrifice. Fields of Victory, p. 104
Category:Void Shūji