Yes.

House Rule: It is suggested that an Orcs & Goblins army with a unit of Black Orcs not be allowed to get a unit of Black Orcs in a Chaos Dwarf allied contingent.

Yes.

House Rule: The Warhammer Design Team suggest that due to the Orcs & Goblins mistrust of Hobgoblins that when the Orcs & Goblins take Chaos Dwarf allies that no Hobgoblins be allowed in the ally contingent.

Yes.

No, The character is not technically dead.

No, The character is not technically dead.

No, The character is not technically dead.

Yes.

House Rule: The Warhammer Design Team suggests that units that are Immune to Psychology are immune to the Giant's Yell and Bawl attack.

No.

No, individual fanatics cannot be moved with the Hand of Gork.

Place the fanatic right next to one of the sides of the unit (on the outside of the unit). Choose the side that is closest to the fanatics end position in the unit.

The player can choose what direction they go on the turn they come out.

Yes.

The fanatics are released in a random direction.

The fanatics are released in a random direction.

Yes, yes and yes.

No.

House Rule: It is suggested that the Orcs & Goblins player be allowed to field Ogre characters as they are described in the Battle Beastiary. The Orcs & Goblins Army would only be allowed to field Ogre characters if it had a unit of ogres. The point cost for these characters is:

• Ogre: 40 Points

• Ogre Champion: 110 Points

• Ogre Chieftain: 240 Points

• Ogre War Chief: 380 Points

The point costs for the ogre characters is the same as a Minotaur character, and is the same as the value published in the Citadel Journal.

No.

Yes.

The only parts of the armour save not modified by the attackers strength are the parts provided by the Protective Tatoos (+1) and the Savage Orc Shaman in Unit (+1). The rest of the Savage Orc armour save (Riding board for +2, shield for +1, Standard of Shielding for +1) are modified by the attackers strength.

Yes.

Yes.

They are treated as individual characters.

Yes.

Each herder gets 1 attack, so a 25mm x 50mm base w/2 herders gets 2 attacks.

Yes.

Hunter teams in fighting ranks can be attacked, hunter teams in the second rank cannot be attacked in place of squigs in the front rank. However, once wounds are applied to the unit, if all the squigs in the front rank are killed, then wounds are applied to the hunter teams.

Yes.

The following explains the particulars of regeneration:

• Regeneration occurs right after hand to hand combat occurs and before combat resolution.

• Wounds that are regenerated do not count towards combat resolution.

• If a wound is not regenerated the turn that it is inflicted, it may not be regenerated in later turns.

• If the regenerating creatures strike last, a creature that suffers enough wounds to die, but returns to life due to wounds returned by regeneration does not get to fight in that round of hand to hand combat.

• If a regenerating creature suffers any wounds from fire, it looses its ability to regenerate wounds.

A regenerating creature that is caught fleeing is considered dead, and cannot regenerate wounds to return.