"Giant Bow: The giant bow is a Bolt Thrower, using all of the rules for Bolt Throwers on pages 124-125 of the Warhammer rulebook with the following exceptions: The giant bow is fired using the Skinks" Ballistic Skill, and inflicts a single S5 hit thi that does D3 wounds. The giant bow can move and fire, although it can only fire in the arc of sight of the Stegadon itself. It takes two crew to fire the giant bow (so two Skinks can't throw javelins if they are crewing the giant bow). As the Stegadon is a large target, the giant bow may shoot over normal sized models and interposing terrain that large targets can see over."

The giant bow is a bolt thrower in all respects, except it can move and fire, and has a different Strength. Use all the rules from the Bolt Thrower section of the Warhammer rulebook (p. 124-125).

No.

No. If they flee off the table (even voluntarily), then they cannot come back on.

Strength 4.

Predatory Fighters, simply put, is only meant for Saurus armed with spears, and says that the second rank has only 1 Attack. In all other cases, use the Attack value indicated, and that's why Temple Guards and characters do not have this rule.

Kroxigors can only charge through Skirmishers (hence the name Skirmish Screen). They can't charge through ranked up units, and can't charge through skirmishers that are engaged in combat at all.

No. A Skink may only scout if it is on foot.

Yes. The army book states "Stegadons AND THEIR RIDERS are stubborn". If a stubborn character is part of a stubborn unit the unit may utilize the stubborn character's leadership value for break tests.

Only for purposes of deploying as Scouts.

The only differences between these two items is that the second allows you to save and store one dice from either players dice pool and the first allows you to save and store two dice but only from the Lizardmen player's dice pool. Neither says they happen before the other. This is a case of an "irresistible force" vs. an "immovable object". In other words, roll a D6 each time there are unused dice by the Lizardmen player to see which player gets to store dice first.

In this particular case, all the normal bonuses of the mundane weapon are retained " this is an exception to the norm.

In White Dwarf Magazine.

No. The normal flying rules are not nullified.

No!

They are not affected except where noted (Blessed Spawning of Chotec).

Units can only be joined by characters with the same Blessed Spawning. So if the characters during a game wanted to join a unit with Blessed Spawning of Huanchi, he would have to be blessed the same way.

He rolls an extra dice than normal, so would roll 4 dice and choose the highest 3 (ignore the referance to being mounted).

Slann are not meant for combat and, unless he is in the fighting rank, he cannot issue or refuse challenges. If he is in the fighting rank, he may issue and accept challenges as normal.

Yes.

No. Slann can be placed in the front rank, or the second rank.

As the Slann is a different size from the models around it, it can be targeted separately. The +1 to hit only applies if shooting at the Slann. This equally applies for magic missiles - and as the Slann is a large target, he might be able to be seen when the unit is not. If the unit the Slann is with consists of less than five models, then missiles aimed at the unit itself could potentially hit the Slann - they are randomised as normal.

No. He is not a model on foot!

A Slann Mage-Priest in the second rank is considered to be in the front rank for all purposes, except that it does not participate in combat (including issuing / accepting challenges) and it does not count as being in combat for purposes of its own spell casting and use of magic items.

No. The dice is extra "after the dice have been rolled" indicating that the number of dice used to cast the spell initially cannot be 0.

It can always be used. Change the first sentence of the second paragraph under "Second Generation" on page 49 to: "Every spell attempted by the Slann...."

No. If multiple Slann Mage-Priests are included in a Lizardmen army that includes only one Temple Guard unit, then only one Slann Mage-Priest must join the Temple Guard unit. The remaining Slann Mage-Priests may join other Lizardmen units or be fielded on their own. If a Lizardmen army includes multiple Slann Mage-Priests and multiple units of Temple Guard, then one Slann Mage-Priest must be placed within each Temple Guard unit with any excess Slann Mage-Priests being allowed to join other Lizardmen units or be fielded on their own.

Yes. Since it is the Skink attendant who is assumed to fight, it is imagined that the flaming sword will appear in the Skink's hands!

Test separately for each. The unit may use the Slann's Ld though.

Note that Salamander Hunting Packs do NOT have any special rules which state that the Salamanders push to the front of the fighting in close combat. Therefore Salamander Hunting Packs follow the same close combat alignment rules as all other Skirmishing units. This means that when a Salamander Hunting Pack charges an enemy unit it must maximize the total number of models it can bring into base to base contact with the enemy. This will generally result in the Skink Handlers at the center of the fighting rank and a Salamander in corner to corner contact with the enemy at each end of the fighting rank. When a Salamander Hunting Pack is charged by an enemy unit, the same principles apply with the exception that the enemy must move into base to base contact with the closest skirmisher (Note that a defending unit of Skirmishers must also maximize the models moved into the combat). If the closest skirmisher is a Salamander, then three Salamanders can generally be placed in the fighting rank. If a character is attached to the Salamander Hunting Pack refer to the Direwolf Skirmishers FAQ for additional guidance.

The special rule is called "Spout Flame". Yes, it is flaming!

They hit automatically, in the same manner as a Ratling Gun and a Volley Gun.

Unlike some prior versions of the Lizardmen army, Salamander Hunting packs purchased as a single Rare Choice form into one large unit. Note that the unit size is indicated as 1-3 Hunting Packs.

No test required.

No. So long as the unit has at least one Skink Handler still in it, the Salamanders remain under control. If that last Skink dies, then the entire unit makes a single Monster Reaction test.

This goes by number of models. So if there are 3 Salamanders and 9 Skinks in a unit, the enemy will get half victory points if seven models are removed (be they Skinks or Salamanders).

No.

They all must shoot at the same target, as they are one unit.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes. The Horned Ones ridden by Skink Heroes specifically states that they are Fast Cavalry.

Oops. Yes, they should be allowed a poisoned short bow for +10 points.

'Magical weapons count as hand weapons' So they count only as hand weapons.

All the effects of the magic weapon are from it being magical. So yes.

Yes.