That would come under "voluntary tests". By the strict letter of the rules, only casualties in the enemy magic and shooting phases apply. However, as well known, friendly fire isn't friendly at all, and I would probably take a panic test if one of my units suffered self-inflicted casualties in this way.

Generally no, but the Skaven player could voluntarily take a panic test for it at his discretion. See Gav Thorpe's Q&A on panic tests from misfires above.

Towards the nearest table edge.

No, the usual paragraph preventing this was omitted by mistake.

No. The target unit is not "among those in combat with the target", it IS the target! Each hit is allocated randomly among all units fighting in close combat against the target on a result of 1-3.

They cannot use their whips to their flank as the description of the whips states "...used in a similar way to a spear, allowing the bearer to make one Attack (regardless of the model's number of Attacks) through a unit..." As models in rear ranks of a unit armed with spears may only attack models to their front, whips are treated the same way.

No. The hand-to-hand attacks are not poisoned, and the globes are shooting weapons with their own rules.

Yes. If you roll a "1" to hit while shooting in your turn or as part of a Stand and Shoot reaction, or in the first round of close combat while using the pistol as an extra hand weapon, it will qualify as a misfire.

Unit Strength 3.

In Warhammer Chronicles 2003.

In White Dwarf Magazine.

No. This was amended in Warhammer Chronicles. Individual models with less than 5 wounds on their original profile no longer cause panic if killed from magic or shooting.

No.

No (unless it panics, of course).

No. It says on page 26 ' •they cannot be singled out as targets by enemy shooters because they are the same size as the other Skaven around them.'

No. They are not affected by spells that affect cavalry because these spells generally speak of targeting the mounts (ie, scaring horses).

If a spell/ magic item has particular abilities/ limitations against lone characters, these apply to weapon teams as well. It does not mean apply the shooting rules to magic. Skaven weapon teams may be targeted by spells such as Forked Lightining, etc. as normal.

No. The rules say you can't declare charge if you're not relatively confident to reach the target.

In the description of the Warp-lightning Cannon it states "Determine which MODELS are hit in the same way as you would do for the bounce of a cannon ball, except that all MODELS (friends and foe) lying along the entire line's length are hit. There is not need to randomize hits if the line goes through MODELS engaged with close combat with the enemy, all MODELS lying under the line are hit, as simple as that (note that this is an exception to the normal rules for shooting in close combat)" The cannon rules state: "If a cannonball hits a MODEL with several parts then resolve which part of the MODEL is hit just as shooting with bows, etc." This means that if the Warp-lightning Cannon hits a character riding a monster it must randomize as normal (1-4 monster, 5-6 character) and if it hits a chariot it must randomize as normal (1-5 chariot, 6 character).

No, and no. The cannon is assumed to be able to see through terrain during the Shooting phase only. At all other times, it counts as conforming to normal line of sight rules.

Yes.

A war machine with three crew.

If for any reason the Warp-lightning Cannon is engaged in combat, it is immediately destroyed and the enemy unit can overrun as normal).

As a cannon.

It doesn't need to take a Fear test, as it will *automatically engage it in close combat on the side closest to the marker( the team counts as charging)'. As it 'automatically engages', it does not need to take a Fear test.

Yes, an emerging Tunnelling Team must take Terror tests on the turn they arrive. You could imagine it would be rather unnerving to emerge from a hole and find yourself at a Dragon's feet.

Yes they may deploy as Scouts. In the Tunneling description it states they "can" use their Tunneling ability, it doesn't say they "must". As all Gutter Runners are classified as Scouts, Tunneling Teams retain the ability to Scout.

Yes, you can cast spells that do not require seeing the target.

Yes. In this case, the roll to see how many hits are caused should still be made "any roll of 1 will hit the caster", any other roll is ignored.

The unit will continue to flee. However, if the unit rallies, it will then count as being frenzied.

Best thing to do would be to roll a D6 for it. Sometimes a spell is cast, sometimes not.

Being sensible, yes.

No.

Yes.

No.

A single character may only take one of these scrolls as their description classifies them as "Bound Spells" and a character cannot have more than one Bound Spell item. Note however that as they are also classified as Scrolls, you can take both a Warpstone or Warp Scroll and another Arcane Item. Also, as opposed to ordinary magic items, every Grey Seer or Warlock in the army can bring a Warpstone Scroll or Warp Scroll to the battle, as Scrolls are not considered to be unique.

Yes - with the Liber Bubonicus, he becomes a Wizard (and so can use items from the Arcane Items list).

No. He cannot do anything until he is revealed.

Yes.

Yes.

It is rolled every player's turn.

One use only. This ancient and tattered banner has the power to wrack the sky with storms, tearing the heavens apart with its fury. The banner can be activated at the beginning of any player's turn. No flying movement is allowed and all missile fire is at -2 to hit. All war machines and other ranged attacks that do not use BS may only fire if the player first rolls a 4+ on a D6 (roll for each model). Magic missiles and other ranged spells are not affected. Roll a D6 at the beginning of each player's subsequent turns - on a roll of 1 or 2, the power of the banner is exhausted and it no longer has any effect for the remainder of the battle.

Yes, since the text doesn't mention enemy only, and they are war machines that don't use BS.

Yes.

Only if it is in the first round of combat - the normal rules for hatred still apply.

No, as the General is a character and Undead characters never suffer wounds because of a dead General.

No, as they are not on the battlefield when the effect takes place.

No, the striker can continue to hit the bell.

No. It is not directly affecting the Grey Seer he is not the one ringing the bell!

No, as the shooter could choose to aim at the unit OR the large target (the Screaming Bell and the Grey Seer). The Screaming Bell and the Clanrats are two separate targets (though a Cannon could hit both).

Yes. This is a line of sight special rule to represent the battle taking place at night - if a spell does not require line of sight, then it may still be cast.

Six times. Note that the term "game" turn is used instead of "player" turn. Both players utilize the result for each full game turn.

Yes to both.

It only applies to his close combat attacks.

Yes.

No, they may not be used.