I've got a little point of confusion.
Say I'm publishing a Derivative Work under I.c.(i), i.e. that it's for a single game system, and I'm securing the right to use material through this license, and therefore the entire product counts as a Derivative Work.
In Section I.a "Adapted Licensed Material," does "the limited extent" mean that ONLY THE PORTION OF that Derivative Work THAT meets the definition of Licensed Material under the second criterion (§I.e.(2)) is Adapted Licensed Material?
Or does it mean that the entire Derivative Work is Adapted Licensed Material —Adapted Licensed Material is a Derivative Work, a Derivative Work is the entire product in this case— AS LONG AS it would otherwise (in its entirety?) constitute Licensed Material under §I.e.(2)?
Basically, my confusion and concern boil down to: "Can portions of this type of Derivative Work be Reserved Material, or is that impossible?"