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Item() rundown

 The item() class holds the information of the item and also runs the item effect when it gets used. Constructor def __init__ ( self , command , name , cost , usage): self .effect = command self .name = name self .cost = cost self .usage = usage The effect holds the string name of the effect for the item,  usage holds the value of the Effect . The rest are self-explanatory. EffectHandler() def effectHandler ( self , user: PlayableCharacter , equip= True ): #learned how to specify type of parameter. if equip: if self .effect == "Def" : user.defense = user.defense + self .usage elif self .effect == "AtkPhy" or self .effect == "AtkMag" : user.attack = user.attack + self .usage else : if self .effect == "hp" : user = self .healing(user) return user This handles the effects of the item when it is used. If equip is true then it will check for the equip...
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Shifting the OG into Object Oriented

With my UML in hand, I'm almost ready to begin the process of actually building the program, but first I wanted to take the code I had and change it to incorporate our new object-oriented plan. To do this I eliminated all global variables that shouldn't be in the theMain.py and used the new class Character and its subclasses instead.
import csv
from Character import Character
from Monster import Monster
from PlayableCharacter import PlayableCharacter
import os

# Variables
currentAwnser = 0
x = 0
y = 0
z = 0
chapter = 0
Lori = PlayableCharacter("Lori")
Lauren = PlayableCharacter("Lauren")

# Functions
def inputAndCheck(question, validAwnsers): # validAwnsers must be a list
   global currentAwnser
   awnserString = input(question)
   validaty = False
   convertedAwnser = 0
   awnserFlag = False
   try:
      int(awnserString)
      validaty = True
   except ValueError:
      pass
   if validaty == False:
      inputAndCheck(question, validAwnsers)
   else:
      input("success: Type Correct")
      convertedAwnser = int(awnserString)
      for awnser in validAwnsers:
         if convertedAwnser == awnser:
            awnserFlag = True
         else:
            continue
      if awnserFlag == False:
         inputAndCheck(question, validAwnsers)
      else:
         input("Success: Valid Awnser")
         currentAwnser =  convertedAwnser
# Extracting Save Data
def bootSave(saveNum):
   global x
   global y
   global z
   input(saveNum)
   input(type(saveNum))
   if saveNum == 0:
      input("we are in")
      f = open("newGame.csv")
      fReader = csv.reader(f)
      content = next(fReader)
      input(type(content))
      input(content)
      x = int(content[0])
      y = int(content[1])
      z = int(content[2])
      chapter = int(content[3])
      Lori.level = int(content[4])
      Lauren.level = int(content[5])
      input(Lori.level)
      f.close()
   else:
      input("fail")

def generateCharacters():
   garbage = 0
   statLine = []
   lvlCounter = 0
   if Lori.level < 10:
      file = open("lori.csv")
      fileReader = csv.reader(file)
      Lori.skills = list(next(fileReader))
      garbage = next(fileReader)
      stringCosts = next(fileReader)
      for row in fileReader:
         input("we made it")
         if row == []:
            pass
         else:
            statLine = row
            input(statLine[0])
            input(type(statLine[0]))
            try:
               lvlCounter = int(statLine[0])
               if lvlCounter == Lori.level:
                  break
               else:
                  pass
            except ValueError:
               pass
      input(Lori.skills)
      input(statLine)
      file.close()
      Lori.health = int(statLine[2])
      Lori.attack = int(statLine[3])
      Lori.defense = int(statLine[4])
      for stuff in stringCosts:
         garbage = int(stuff)
         Lori.skillCosts.append(garbage)
      input(Lori.skillCosts)
   else:
      input("almost")
   if Lauren.level < 10 and Lauren.level > 0:
      file = open("lauren.csv")
      fileReader = csv.reader(file)
      Lauren.skills = next(fileReader)
      garbage = next(fileReader)
      stringCosts = next(fileReader)
      for row in fileReader:
         input("we made it")
         if row == []:
            pass
         else:
            statLine = row
            input(statLine[0])
            input(type(statLine[0]))
            try:
               lvlCounter = int(statLine[0])
               if lvlCounter == Lauren.level:
                  break
               else:
                  pass
            except ValueError:
               pass
      input(Lauren.skills)
      input(statLine)
      file.close()
      Lauren.health = int(statLine[2])
      Lauren.attack = int(statLine[3])
      Lauren.defense = int(statLine[4])
      for stuff in stringCosts:
         garbage = int(stuff)
         Lauren.skillCosts.append(garbage)
      input(Lauren.skillCosts)
   else:
      input("almost")


# Main Line Commands
inputAndCheck("how would you like to boot? 0 New game or integer of save you are booting", [0])
bootSave(currentAwnser)
input(type(Lori.level))
generateCharacters()
os.system("cls")
input("we made it!!!")
    As you can see I imported the classes I've created. To keep things organized I'm giving all classes and subclasses their own file. 
    The Character class has all the variables all characters have and the deathCheck() method which checks itself to see if it's dead or not and if it is it deletes itself. I'll definitely need to modify this in the future or make an override for playable characters who I definitely don't want to delete (I'm not going for permadeath in my game).
class Character(object):

    def __init__(self, Attack = None, Defense = None, Health = 1, Exp = None, displayName = None):
        self.displayName = displayName
        self.attack = Attack
        self.defense = Defense
        self.health = Health
        self.experience = Exp
    def deathCheck(self):
        if self.health <= 0:
            del self
        else:
            pass
    Then, I made the subclasses Monster and PlayableCharacter with their corresponding special variables. Both classes will need improvements as I build the game.

Monster Class:

from Character import Character
#import Character

#class Monster(Character.Character):
class Monster(Character):
    def __init__(self, attack = None, defense = None, health = 1, experince = None, displayName = None, buddyRate = None, buddyType = None):
        super().__init__( Attack= attack, Defense = defense , Health= health, Exp = experince, displayName = displayName)
        self.buddyRate = buddyRate
        self.buddyType = buddyType

PlayableCharacter Class:

from Character import Character


class PlayableCharacter(Character):
    def __init__(self, displayName, attack = None, defense = None, health = 1, experience = 0, lvl = 0, skills = None, skillCosts = None, energyName = None, energyValue = None):
        super().__init__(Attack=attack, Defense=defense, Health=health, Exp=experience, displayName=displayName)
        self.skillCosts = []
        self.level = lvl
        self.energyName = energyName
        self.energyValue = energyValue
        self.skills = skills
        self.skillCosts = skillCosts
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