Transferral potion, what is transferred/returned?

[killswitch1968]

Say Player A is facing a monster I have enhanced with Intelligent, and has to use both a one shot item, and a clerical Turn ability.

I understand if Player B then uses transferral potion, only the monster enhancers go with it, and none of the one-shot items are counted in combat, which I assume includes the clerical turn ability.

Do the cards then get returned to Player A?
Do one-shot (ie. non monster enhancers like ancient/humongous, but say sport-drink) one the monster transfer over?

[thedag]

Originally Posted by killswitch1968

Say Player A is facing a monster I have enhanced with Intelligent, and has to use both a one shot item, and a clerical Turn ability.

I understand if Player B then uses transferral potion, only the monster enhancers go with it, and none of the one-shot items are counted in combat, which I assume includes the clerical turn ability.

Do the cards then get returned to Player A?
Do one-shot (ie. non monster enhancers like ancient/humongous, but say sport-drink) one the monster transfer over?

Assuming by clerical turn ability you mean discarding cards to get a bonus against undead creatures then my understanding is those cards would not be returned to the cleric as they have already been discarded. The one shots have not been discarded which is where the difference is.

As to the other part can you perhaps clarify the question. I think I know what you mean but it appears you may have accidently left part of the question out.

[MunchkinMan]

Somehow, I never saw this thread. I can only assume it passed under Andrew's vision as well: Any one-shots played to the Munchkin side are to have been considered played and are discarded, not returned. The entire Monster side is transfered to the player now facing the Monster[s].