Yes, they do get the Tusker Charge. Oops.

It must actually hit a model to cause any damage.

No. The unit immediately makes a full normal move (not a march move) towards the nearest enemy unit, regardless of whether or not the Greenskin unit had line of sight to the enemy unit when the result was generated. While moving towards the nearest enemy unit, the Greenskin unit deducts the usual penalties for terrain, turning, etc.

It was intentional. The Orcs & Goblins Army Book states "Note: The Fear Elves, Animosity and Hatred rules described above only apply to goblin infantry or cavalry units, and characters. They do not apply to war machines, Chariots, Fanatics or Squigs who are just too crazed or brainless to care. Only big mobs of Goblins are affected by these wayward tendencies as they goad each other into acts of cowardice, betrayal and petty vindictiveness."

As long as one model is hit by the Fanatic, the whole unit takes hits.

Yes it does. The Rulebook states "If a character is liable to a Terror or Fear test which doesn't apply to the rest of the unit, he can ignore any tests."

Yes.

No.

Hits from missile fire should be allocated / randomized as appropriate. For example if the unit consisted of 3 Squig Hoppers, 6 Squiqs, and 9 Night Goblins and was hit 6 times you would allocate 1 to the Squiq Hoppers, 2 hits to the Squigs, and 3 to the Night Goblins. In cases where the allocation does not exactly work out, roll a D6 to randomize the extra hits among the various unit types. For example if the unit above was only hit once you would allocate the hit to the Squiq Hoppers on a roll of "1", to the Squigs on a roll of "2" or "3", and to the Night Goblins on a roll of "4", "5", or "6".

Fanatic hits should be randomised in the same way as shooting.

Except when they trigger the release of the Fanatic themselves, flyers can freely move and charge over Fanatics without being hit - Fanatics are not known for their ability to get airborne...

As long as one model is hit by the Fanatic, the whole unit takes hits.

Yes.

No, although they can hurt your troops, they are not enemies.

Immediately. The Fanatic rules state "If a Panic test due to Fanatic casualties has already been taken and passed then another test is not needed." Note that charging units, units under compulsary movement, pursuing, etc. will keep moving through multiple Fanatics until they have taken enough casualties to require a panic test. If they take it and pass it, then they can freely continue moving through Fanatics during that turn.

Yes. The Fanatic rules indicate that if an enemy unit suddenly appears closer than 8" to a Night Goblin unit containing Fanatics, then the Fanatics are released in a random direction. No exceptions are noted.

No. In the Giant's description his attacks are listed as "special". Further in the detailed rules for the Giant it states that his attacks are not considered normal. The Giant rolls randomly for his "special" attack (i.e. he does not choose it) and none of the "special attacks" result in something which affect the "Attack" characteristic.

The unit is beaten by two - so, an Undead unit takes two wounds. In the same way, if a Giant Yells and Bawls at a unit of Daemons, they also test as if they had lost the fight by 2.

The Giant counts as winning the combat by 2, regardless of whether its a break test, Undead, instability, etc.

No. The Yell and Bawl description states "Neither the Giant nor models in contact with him actually fight if they have not already done so this round, but the combat round is automatically won by the Giant's side." As the Giant's side automatically wins the combat, the combat is ended at that point.

Each of the four listed units is a distinct type: Orc Boyz, Savage Orc Boyz, Orc Boar Boyz or Savage Orc Boar Boyz. E.g., in order to field a unit of 30 Orc Boyz Big'Uns, you must field at least 30 normal Orc Boyz - either 1 unit of 30, a unit of 20 and a unit of 10, etc. In order to field a unit of 10 Savage Orc Boar Boyz Big'Uns, you must have at least 10 Savage Orc Boar Boyz in the army, etc.

No. The rule states, "Whichever type of unit you choose to upgrade you must have at least as many normal models of that type in other units before you take the Big'Uns." It does not state that these need to be in the same unit. Also, note that it does explicitly state that the normal models are in "other units" (i.e., it is plural).

No. The rule states, "Whichever type of unit you choose to upgrade you must have at least as many normal models of that type in other units before you take the Big'Uns." It does not state that these need to be armed in the same way.

No. The extra dice are generated by the units, not the shamans. Page 27 of the Orc and Goblin book (emphasis from FAQ Council): "For each Orc UNIT... of 10 models or more, or each Goblin UNIT ... of 20 or more models, which is within 12" of a Shaman and engaged in close combat, the player adds +1 Power dice to his pile in his own turn, and +1 Dispel dice in the enemy's turn." This clearly states that the extra dice are generated from the units, not from the Shamans, so you could have multiple shamans all within range of 1 qualifying unit and you will only get +1 dice for it.

No. The extra dice are generated by the units, not the shamans. Page 27 of the Orc and Goblin book (emphasis from FAQ Council): "For each Orc UNIT... of 10 models or more, or each Goblin UNIT ... of 20 or more models, which is within 12" of a Shaman and engaged in close combat, the player adds +1 Power dice to his pile in his own turn, and +1 Dispel dice in the enemy's turn." This clearly states that the extra dice are generated from the units, not from the Shamans, so you could have multiple shamans all within range of 1 qualifying unit and you will only get +1 dice for it.

The shaman will move like a squig (moves/bounces 2D6" in a randomly determined direction during the compulsory movement phase) but does not actually turn into a squig. Therefore, the shaman does not attack like a squig or explode if he rolls a double for his bounce distance; if he rolls a double for his bounce distance, simply move him the specified distance. If the shaman happens to bounce on top of a friendly or enemy unit he will not stop or attack, but instead bounces again. In addition, as the shaman does not actually become a squig, he is not immune to psychology and he may flee from an enemy charge, but will resume moving like a squiq once he rallies and regains freedom of movement.

Only a unit that is nominated as the target of the spell when initially cast can use Magic Resistance, even if the spell later lands on a unit with Magic Resistance.

Any conditions impacting the units that would keep them from charging that turn also means they are not subject to the affects of the spell. For example, if the unit has failed an Animosity check and is Squabbling, or rallied this turn they would not be able to charge. Also note that war machine crews are never allowed to charge and thus are not subject to the affects of these spells either.

The spell affects any Greenskin units - Orcs of all types, Gobbos of all types, Snotlings, but not Trolls, Giants or Dogs of War which are not Orcs or Goblins. This does include chariots and pump wagons. The same is true of the Waaagh! spell.

If both players have units that could charge if it were their movement phase (see Q&A above) then do the following: 1. Determine all eligible units at the time the spell is cast and mark them with a dice or counter. Marking them is necessary to avoid confusion once the enemy units start moving as units which could not charge when the spell was cast do NOT become eligible to move simply because enemy units subsequently move into range while working out the spell results. 2. The player who cast the spell chooses an eligible unit of his own and charges with it as outlined in the spell. 3. The other player chooses an eligible unit of his own and charges with it as outlined in the spell. 4. Repeat steps 1 and 2 until all eligible units have charged.

In this case, yes they do get +2 to dispel.

Yes.

Yes. The item states "...on the turn he charges he also gets one extra Attack per rank in the enemy unit (up to a maximum of +3)". The item description does not exclude the character from gaining the additional attacks due to being engaged in a challenge.

A Night Goblin Shaman casting a spell with the Knobbly Staff may re-roll his casting dice. After this is done, he may choose to use his mushrooms, but the mushroom dice may not be re-rolled - they are not 'true' casting dice.

But technically speaking, they are 'treated as normal spells' except they are always cast, never Miscast and never cast with Irresistible Force. The Glowy Green Amulet doesn't work against normal Bound Items, because Bound Spells don't roll any dice. For Tomb Kings Incantations (specifically the Incantation of Vengeance) the player with the Glow Green Amulet rolls the same number of dice that the Liche Priest used to cast (ie, two against a Liche Priest, three against a High Priest), just like against any other spell.

Magic shields only, as all other magic armour counts as armour, which they can't use!

No.

On page Page 67 of the Orcs & Goblins book under Grimgor Ironhide replace the first line of "SPECIAL RULES" with "Ignore Greenskin Panic; Quell Animosity".

The Warhammer Annual 2002.

You can have as many Big 'Uns in the army as you want without the need to have the same number of "normal" Orcs. Thus, if you wanted, you could have an entire army of Big 'Uns!

Any unit of Black Orcs or Big 'Uns can have a magic banner.

Yes.

More means MORE! There must be MORE Warbosses and Bigbosses in total than there are Great Shamans and Shamans.

Yes.

A movement tray (100mm x 75mm) is about the most suitable size. See the pictures on p.60 of the Storm of Chaos book for two examples of Effigies.

No, Borgut only takes up a single hero slot in Grimgor's 'Ardboyz, though he takes up two slots in a regular Orc and Goblin army.

No. Dogs of War / Regiments of Renown are not listed as an option in the army list. The only exception to this is Ruglud's Armoured Orcs, which may be hired using a Rare slot as specifically noted in the army list.