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I always found balancing of the original phoenix court running on the fine edge of being inconsequential at various stages of the campaign, but this swings into direction of "maybe this is a little OP." This isn't going to completely break the game over your knee; just... Kinda on the OP side of things.
I'd also say that this doesn't really address relatively minor stuff like Martial Rivalry/Martial Purpose being very underpowered, or untainted bonuses being mostly pointless in general, given how easy it is to manage corruption in game 3.