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A player, 21 February 2012
So Daigotsu Kanpeki is a personality in Kolat Edition (also upcoming, now pre-released emperor edition)
Daigotsu Kanpeki is also a holding from samurai edition. So a war of honor spider deck (or any sort of open or extended pre-EE legality play) cannot include the holding and the person in a deck at the same time because they are not explicitly different experienced levels? (obviously they can't be in play at the same time)
(I guess this also applies to 'the great bear' holding, since it doesn't specify an experience level either. It even makes sense story wise to be in the same deck as Hida Kisada since the great bear trained the little bear. I don't own that card so I care less though, but I suspect it should be mentioned for those searching for a Kisada vs. Kisada ruling.)
edit: woah, he does have the experienced keyword. How have I looked at him so many times and not noticed that. what a dumb question on my part.
Jon Palmer (rules official), 21 February 2012
So Daigotsu Kanpeki is a personality in Kolat Edition (also upcoming, now pre-released emperor edition)
Daigotsu Kanpeki is also a holding from samurai edition. So a war of honor spider deck (or any sort of open or extended pre-EE legality play) cannot include the holding and the person in a deck at the same time because they are not explicitly different experienced levels? (obviously they can't be in play at the same time)
(I guess this also applies to 'the great bear' holding, since it doesn't specify an experience level either. It even makes sense story wise to be in the same deck as Hida Kisada since the great bear trained the little bear. I don't own that card so I care less though, but I suspect it should be mentioned for those searching for a Kisada vs. Kisada ruling.)
edit: woah, he does have the experienced keyword. How have I looked at him so many times and not noticed that. what a dumb question on my part.
If the cards have the same title and the same experience level, they may not be included in the same deck if both are Unique, per the deck construction rules. However, you might note that Daigotsu Kanpeki the Personality has the Experienced keyword.