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no because aocp is purple. not white. INE though.

But is being immune to "white" the same as being "immune to a white hero"? Because if I read it literally, He is only immune to cards in the white brigade. So the real question is whether his immunity to white protects against cards played on a white hero (even if they're of another color).

You cannot target something that is immune. Therefore, if Shoes of Peace (AU) is played on a Hero that is blocked by Prince of this World (Wa), then the opponent cannot target the immune character. If another valid target exists then it must be targeted instead; if there is no valid target, Shoes of Peace (AU) does nothing.

From the REG.  In this example PotW is Immune to Lone Heroes not their enhancements, but he still cannot be targeted by Shoes of Peace.  This is similar to this situation.  Winged Leopard is protected from White, so anything played on a white hero regardless of its brigade is comeing from a white "source".

That's not exactly an adequate example, though. PotW is immune to heroes, not brigades. Immunity to a class of card is not the same as being immune to a type on a card. Winged Leopard uses different wording, so the PotW ruling can't be an automatic precedent for this question.

*Proposes elder confirmation either way*