Trish ability say : if you spend clue to reroll a die you can reroll 2 dice. If I have for example lore 1 and I roll one dice and then I wonna reroll it by clue rule , I reroll only one dice. By Trish ability I can reroll 2 dice but I have only one dice since I have lore 1. But now I think maybe even you have a 1 die in begin you still can reroll 2 dice becouse of Trish ability.

I just confuse by that… what do you think guys.

My idea I cannot add second die bu Trish ability since in begin you have only one die.… .

I believe the answer is in the FAQ, but if you only have 1 die in the pool you cannot roll a new die after. The ability is more used for situations like where you have 4 dice, all of them fail a roll, Trish spends a clue and rerolls 2 of them. Also, the way FFG has ruled things in the past is you have one instance of the ability use: I spend 1 clue to reroll a die but can reroll 2 instead. I now use that ability on my single die roll. I still fail the roll, but have used up the instance of the ability to reroll the die.

Hope that helps.

Yup. It'd have been worded "you may reroll one die twice" otherwise. Basically, you have one reroll available: this can be limited to up to two different dice. If you have less dice in the pool, or don't want to reroll that many - let's say you rolled three dice and got two successes - you roll what you have, and any "unspent reroll" is lost.

I have a question about another one of her abilities. It says "if you do not have any Clues, then gain 1 Clue". In that phrase, is "you" the team in general or specifically Trish? It occurs to me you could keep offloading Clues onto a nearby ally, generating a new one, offloading it, etc. Just making sure that that's allowed.

It's about Trish herself. And yes, generating clues and then giving them away (for example through Jacqueline's unique action) is a valid strategy.

It's in the FAQ. If Trish's total dice is 1. Her passive ability can't be used.

It's on the FAQ. If Trish's total dice is 1. Her passive ability can't be used.

Wow in the FAQ? Ok thank you