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Check Threat happens at the end of your turn after you discard dice; if there are minions in play and the number of dice on the threat track is equal to or greater than the number of minions, the minions take a turn. If there are no minions and the threat dice equal or exceed the number of stuffies, resolve the page’s surge (first surge goes to section 7-3; additional surges reveal a sleep card), then discard threat dice and refresh the bag. (pg. 11)

You may move a stuffy through a space containing another stuffy but you may not end your move on that space; you cannot move a stuffy through a space containing a minion. Movement can be diagonal or orthogonal and crossing solid colored lines requires spending that color (or purple) dice. (pg. 9)

Purple dice may be used in place of any attribute die (e.g., for melee, ranged, movement, search or skill tests), but they do not ‘become’ that color and only receive bonuses that explicitly apply to purple dice. They also don’t benefit from bonuses that apply only to other specific colors. (pg. 11)

Instead of spending a die you may reserve it on your stuffy’s card (one reserved die max); a reserved die can be spent on a future turn or used to defend by rolling it when attacked to block up to the roll result. If the reserved die blocks all incoming damage it is returned to the stuffy’s card, otherwise it is discarded. (pgs. 9, 12)

When a stuffy collapses you tip its figure, discard its status cards, buttons and hearts, and reveal a sleep card; a collapsed stuffy cannot take actions, have a die stored, or use items, though it still takes its turn and may recover if it gains 1 or more stuffing (e.g., during its Find Stuffing step or via Encourage). (pgs. 13, 8)

No — when a minion is defeated its figure is removed and its card discarded, but you leave any black threat dice on the threat track; threat dice are discarded during the Check Threat resolution or after minion activations as specified. (pgs. 10, 11, 12)