Only the chariot carrying the magical standard gains from its benefits. The chariot with the standard is the only chariot that gets to include its bonus in its combat resolution. If a single chariot in the unit is involved in combat, the other chariots in the unit can still move freely. If a champion/leader is in the unit, all chariots may use his leadership value.

Only 1 chariot is transported.

No, this excludes the following from march moves:

• From Orc/Goblin Book: Goblin War Chariot, Orc War Chariot, Snotling Pump Wagon

• From High Elf Book: Tiranoc War Chariot

• From Dwarf Book: The Throne of Power

• From Empire Book: Imperial War Wagon, The Grand Theologist War Altar

• From Skaven Book: The Screaming Bell, The Wheel of Doom

• From Undead Book: The Liche King War Chariot, the Undead War Chariot

• From Chaos Book: Chaos War Chariot

• From Basic Army List: The Wood Elf War Chariot

Note that the Dwarf Anvil of Doom is specifically excluded from this list.

No.

House Rule: The Warhammer Design Team suggest that when a chariot runs over a war machine and crew that it sustains damage as if it ran over rough terrain.

No, only the last unit hit by the chariot.

Yes.

The following sequence is to be followed:

1. Black Gem Takes effect.

2. Challenges declared.

3. Chariot hits.

4. Impact damage on unit rank and file. If all die overflow randomly onto characters.

5. Challenge combat resolved between chariot riding character and his chariot steeds/monsters vs. defending character + mount.

6. Chariot crew attacks unit, not defending challenger. If no challenge, character attacks unit as well.

7. Unit strikes back if able.

Yes.

The following are considered chariots for the randomization of hits:

• From Orc/Goblin Book: Goblin War Chariot, Orc War Chariot, Snotling Pump Wagon

• From High Elf Book: High Elf War Chariot

• From Dwarf Book: Dwarf Throne of Power, Dwarf Anvil of Doom

• From Empire Book: Imperial War Wagon, The Grand Theologist War Altar

• From Skaven Book: The Screaming Bell, The Wheel of Doom

• From Undead Book: The Liche King War Chariot, the Undead War Chariot

• From Chaos Book: Chaos War Chariot

• From Basic Army List: The Wood Elf War Chariot

Yes.

No.

House Rule: For stone throwers/Doom Divers/mortars only a single figure can be hit by the center of the template. Therefore, if the center of the template lies on top of 2 figures (such as a rider for a chariot and the chariot) the topmost of the 2 figures receives the automatic hit (at the higher strength) and the bottom figure has the potential to be hit (just as other figures under the template, but not under the center of the template).

Therefore, if the center of the template is on the rider and the vehicle from the list above, the rider would get the automatic hit, and the chariot gets a potential hit. The only exception to this is the Skaven Doomwheel in which case the wheel would get the automatic hit and the engineer the potential hit.

The cannonball hits are not randomized. Whatever part of the chariot the cannonball passes over is hit.

Yes, but note that there must be another model in the same chariot as the character (i.e. High Elf champions won't benefit, as they ride alone).

A character may join a unit of chariots, but does not get into the chariot itself (he stays on foot, or horse, etc.).

Yes.

Allow a number of models that seems reasonable to attack the chariot (use your discretion). Any model that can attack the chariot can be attacked by the crew of the chariot.

A chariot counts as a single figure no matter how many crew or pulling beasts.

Everything in contact with the chariot is considered to be in base to base contact with the wizard.

Casualties are taken out of rank and file troopers unless there are not rank and file troopers left. All casualties are taken out of the front rank first, then latter ranks. Remaining troops fill ranks.