Several Various Questions

[Andrew Hackard]

Originally Posted by Juggre Naut

If you lose your race (or class), what happens to your items that were usable only by that race (or class)? Must you discard them? Can you sell them for a level (if it all adds to at least 1000 pieces of gold of course)? Can you trade them?

The Items you can no longer use must be turned sideways (unless you are in the middle of combat, in which case you cannot stop using them, but they grant you no bonus). If it's your turn and you're not in combat, you are welcome to sell them. And if you aren't fighting, you can trade them whether it is your turn or not.

Originally Posted by Juggre Naut

Once a monster enhancer (or any card that affects a monster or the battle at all for that matter) has been played, can it be retracted under any circumstance?

Unless you have another card that says so, no.

Originally Posted by Juggre Naut

What is the deal with loaded die and reloaded die? Is there a difference between the two? Does the order these cards are played in matter (for example based on the english it would seem a loaded die would be used and then a reloaded die to change the former one's role. Or am I wrong and reloaded die can be used first as well)? Does the type of die role matter for either of these?

Loaded Die changes your own roll; Reloaded Die changes someone else's roll. There's no requirement to play Loaded Die before Reloaded Die can be played.

Originally Posted by Juggre Naut

Okay, so there are some items that are usable only once, but they have no value, and it does not say "no value" there just isn't anything mentioned about it at all. Like it's not an item. Is it an item because it's usable only once? Or is it not because it has no value (not even "no value" at the bottom). Both questions reveal opposing thoughts but both seem logical to me, so I guess which one overrules is the question.

Stemming of Question 4, can you put that item(? if it is one, or if it isn't) on the table?

Items have a listed Gold Piece value (including "No Value") printed on the card. If a card doesn't have a printed value, it is not an Item, even if it is similar to cards that are Items.