No. The Swordmaster Honour is for characters on foot only.

Provided the unit has enough ranks, three ranks if the unit was stationary or two ranks if the unit charged that turn as is outlined in the Fight In Ranks section of the Warhammer Rulebook.

Yes.

The High Elf Intrigue at Court rule overrides the normal rule that a Battle Standard Bearer may not be the army's general. If the Battle Standard Bearer's number comes up on the Intrigue at Court roll, then he is indeed the army's General. Note that it is still illegal for a High Elf army to field a Battle Standard Bearer as the only character. If the High Elf player rolls a 2+ on the Intrigue at Court roll, you could not choose the Battle Standard Bearer as the General, making the army illegal.

They are only immune to 'pure' flame attacks such as flame cannons, Dragon's breath, warpfire throwers, Lore of Fire attack spells and the like. They are not immune to cannonballs, Chariot scythes, screaming skulls or anything else that also happens to be on fire! (Note: they are not immune to Tzeentch spells).

Yes.

No, they are not magic items.

No. While they count against the magic item allowance for characters, Honours are NOT defined as magic items.

No, as they are classified as war machines, they do not suffer a -1 penalty.

No, Swordmasters do not have Killing Blow. Only characters with the Swordmaster Honour have Killing Blow. The design team didn't want Swordmasters being too much like Dark Elf Executioners and the Swordmasters already have their own special ability.

Only one unit of Silver Helms OR Spearmen may include the banner, which means one unit in total.

In Warhammer Chronicles 2003.

Each description is correct for its item. If a situation arises where there are two conflicting ways of resolving the issue, toll a dice to see which description is used for that round of combat.

Yes. any attack from a magic weapon counts as magical... same as any attack from a runed dwarf war machine does.

No effect against Bound Spells as they do not have a casting roll. Against the Casket of Souls, the -3 does take effect however, as it is cast like an Incantation, which work in the same manner as other spells.

Individual units must each be within 6" of the bearer of the Blessed Tome to be affected by it. If within range of both the General and the Blessed Tome, they may use both the General's base Leadership, and the +1 for the Blessed Tome, up to a maximum Leadership of 10.

There is actually no contradiction there. The character or unit is immune to other forms of psychology but is still affected by the named psychological effect due to the "Even if Immune to Psychology" clause.

While in contact with the Banner of Balance, the Witch Elves are not frenzied anymore as they become Immune to Psychology. As stated in a related Q&A in Warhammer Chronicles 2003 "Immune to Psychology is Immune to Psychology!" As soon as they leave contact with it, they regain their frenzied state immediately (when normally, a regular frenzied unit, beaten in combat would not).

Replace the 2nd paragraph with: "Any spell which is normally limited to a specific range in inches is now of unlimited range. Spells that only affect the caster, all units within a certain range of the caster, or may already be cast anywhere are not altered. Note that this does not mean that he can cast spells at targets that are out of sight if the spell normally requires line of sight."

No, he has to lose his last Wound, in the same way as a character with Regenerate can't come back.

In Warhammer Chronicles 2003.

In Warhammer Chronicles 2004.

Yes. They are skills of his own, not skills that are gained through his weapon.

The Bretonnian Prayer occurs before the Master of the Mists shooting.

Yes. They are still High Elves.

No.

Roll a dice to see who gets to shoot first. Whoever rolls highest may choose one of his units and work out shooting from that unit, then the enemy chooses one unit and resolves its shooting. Continue to alternate shooting units until every unit that is allowed to shoot has done so.

The Master of the Mists Honour and the exemption from Intrigue at Court applies to all Sea Lords. The name of the Sea Lord at the time of the Storm of Chaos campaign happens to be Aislinn. Also note that Aislinn is not considered to be a "special character".

Yes.

No. The intent was that only characters on foot attached to a unit of Sea Guard or Sea Rangers would benefit from the special round of shooting.

No. The special rule refers only to Storm Weavers and Mist Mages.

No!

A Leadership test is taken if the Merwyrm fails a Regeneration roll. If there is no Regeneration test, then it cannot be failed - thus the Merwyrm does not need to test.

No. Dogs of War / Regiments of Renown are not listed as an option in the High Elf Sea Patrol army list.