Root: The Marauder Expansion

At the end of your turn you remove one control marker from each hireling you control (except ones you just took); when you remove the last marker you must immediately give the hireling card and marker to another player, and that player immediately rolls the control die to place new control markers (counting gold pips if they’re tied for or have the most points) (pages 13–14).

No — Looters lets you take an item only if you rule the clearing at the end of the battle; if the battle removes all pieces so you don’t rule the clearing, you cannot take the crafted item (page 6).

Relics start face‑down and are flipped when delved to reveal their value (each type has tokens 1,2,3,3); after delving you count how many clearings you rule adjacent to that forest, and if you rule fewer than the relic’s value you must discard the Retinue card you used to delve (but you still keep the relic) (page 9).

You may only recover a relic if the clearing has a matching waystation; place the relic on your faction board, and if you rule fewer suit‑matching clearings than the relic’s value you discard the Retinue card you used and end the action; you score points equal to the relic’s value and +2 more if it fills a Relics column (page 10).

You may advance your warlord up to your Prowess value; each time you advance you may move (the move must include your warlord) and then you may battle in your warlord’s clearing, but neither the move nor the battle is required (page 5).