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Experienced/InexperiencedSome cards have the Experienced or Inexperienced keyword, representing their progression in the story from a less experienced version.The Experienced keyword may be accompanied by a number that represents the card's experience level, and a name that is an alternate title for the Personality (such as, ?Experienced 3 Ginawa.?) These are not separate keywords; they modify the Experienced keyword.The number need not be a whole number (example: "Experienced 3.5.")If there is no number, the experience level is 1.A non-experienced card's experience level is zero.The keyword Inexperienced refers to an experience level of -1.Expressions such as "an Experienced personality" refer to a card with the Experienced keyword regardless of what number or name follows it.References to more and less Experienced versions of a card refer to cards with higher and lower experience levels, respectively.The alternate title is a second title for the card for the purposes of the Unique, Singular, Experienced and overlaying rules, but only if the card already has a title. For example, both titles are checked for applying the Unique keyword. However, a created card without a title that copies the alternate title as part of the Experienced keyword does not gain the title. The alternate title does not count as a title when checked by effects that, for example, name a card by title or look for a Family Name. [CHANGED Feb 16 2013]Even if they are Unique, Experienced and/or Inexperienced cards with the same title but different experience levels may be included in the same deck.Likewise, more than three Experienced and/or Inexperienced cards with the same title may be included in the same deck, as long as each Unique one, and each set of up to three non-Unique ones, has a different experience level.Unique Experienced/Inexperienced cards still follow the rules for entering play and changing control that apply to Unique cards (see Glossary, Unique). Keep in mind that an Experienced card's alternate title also regulates his or her capacity to enter play and change control.Example: A player who controls a Unique version of The Golden Ronin with the keyword ?Experienced Matsu Ichi? can not bring the Unique non-Experienced version of Matsu Ichi into play, or take control of another player?s Unique version of ?Matsu Ichi.?These restrictions on playing and controlling Unique Experienced cards also apply to Singular Experienced cards.Non-Unique, non-Experienced versions of a card do not affect the legality of including Unique Experienced or Inexperienced versions of it in a deck, or the legality of playing those Experienced versions.During the Dynasty Phase, if a Personality is face-up in one of the active player's Provinces, it can overlay a less experienced Personality with the same title controlled by the active player.Overlaying during the Dynasty Phase can happen at any time a card can enter play from a Province.See also rules on Overlaying.
