The FAQs presented here are for the 2000 Dwarf Army Book.

The FAQs for the 2005 Dwarf Army Book are included in the Warhammer Fantasy: 7th Edition Online Rules Index (TBD).

Correct! Dwarf handguns may move and fire.

If you imagine that they form up just like a war machine crew, and work out who is in contact with whom on that basis, you won't go far wrong. It may even be worthwhile having a spare Runesmith and a couple of suitably hard-looking guard models to use for this purpose.

As noted in the description of the Slayer skill, their Strength is only increased after modifications for weapons. In this situation, the Slayer's Strength will only be increased if his doubled Strength is still less than that of his opponent's Toughness (unlikely since that would mean it was Toughness 9 or 10!).

Yes. It takes up a Rare unit choice and a Hero slot.

Yes, and no charge reaction except Hold permitted.

Members of the Brotherhood are still Dwarf Slayers and thus have all the special rules of Slayers in the Dwarf Army book. They are are Unbreakable.

No. Although a Brotherhood of Grimnir unit may take a runic standard worth up to 50 points, only army Battle Standard Bearers may take Master runes.

No.

No.

Yes, although no specific model is targeted, if the spell is cast or the target is within 6" of the Wards of Grimnir, the Magic Resistance will come into effect. Note that in regards to Sylvanian Grave Markers, if the Grave Marker OR the target is within 6", the Wards of Grimnir apply.

Yes. I intended for the Wards of Grimnir to work against all spells, including bound ones.

No, in cases where there are more than one eligible source of Magic Resistance the highest MR value is used, they are not added together.

The Master Rune of Grimnir was intended to work only vs. shooting attacks, not magic missiles and other spells. The Slayers have the Wards of Grimnir and additional dispel dice to protect them against magic.

No. Dogs of War / Regiments of Renown are not listed as an option in the army list. The only exceptions to this are Long Drong's Slayer Pirates and Malaki Makaisson's Goblin Hewer which may be hired as specifically noted in the army list.

You are correct - simply apply their existing rules.

This is correct. Regardless of the number of Doomseekers attacking a ranked unit, any model in that ranked unit may only take one hit.

This is also correct.

D3 per Doomseeker.

As the Doomseeker does not attack normally, it should be randomly allocated as shooting.

No. He does not attack (or roll to hit) in the normal manner and therefore, the re-rolls to hit do not apply. In addition special rules or magic items which modify a "to hit" roll do not apply to a Doomseeker.

The Doomseeker strikes first, as he strikes before all types of other special attacks. Note however, that the Doomseeker is still required to pass a Toughness test (or lose a wound) as the test is required of all models in base to base contact with a Plague Censer at the beginning of the close combat phase.