The multiple shots paragraph on page 55 of the Warhammer rulebook was not clear, so it has been changed by Errata. All references to 'the Shooting phase' have been removed, so it is now clear you can use multiple shots during a stand & shoot reaction.

Yes, it does count as Hatred (we thought that the name 'Eternal Hatred' was a bit of a giveaway). In other words, it's exactly the same as Hatred, except that the re-rolling effect is not only limited to the first turn of combat.

Yes, one test per Breath attacks that inflicts casualties.

They do confer an extra Attack, and armour piercing on all attacks, so the Beastmasters have 3 Attacks each, all of them armour piercing.

Only by creatures with three or more arms!The answer is 'obviously not'. We decided not to bin this question as a non-question just to use it as a perfect example of the way we don't like our games to be played. Trying to assume that a warrior is fighting with a normal sword, the Dagger of Hotek and a Beastmaster Scourge all at the same time it's so absurd that it denotes a very wrong attitude towards the game (i.e. too extreme application of Rules As Written against all common sense).

Yes it is, in the same way as a war machine.

Well, to avoid all sort of complications, we recommend that Khainite crew stick to Cauldrons of Blood only and that bolt thrower crew stick to Bolt Throwers only. No intermingling. It's a religious thing. Honest.

They are not unique, so other models in the army can carry them. That's, however, where the similarity between them and Dispel Scrolls ends. For example, a model cannot have Null Talismans and another Talisman, nor do they crumble to dust after use...

The effects are cumulative on the model, but if several models with MR are in a unit, the unit uses the best MR available. In the above example, the unit has a MR of 1.

Neither of these are affected by the Ring of Hotek, as such spells are not 'targeted' at any specific point before being cast.

No, it doesn't. Its profile is quite clear.

No, they do not.

No, a 1 is always a success. The '6 always fails' simply replaces the normal '1 always fails'.

No, it does not.

Yes, this is possible (and rather funky!), but only as long as the building is not occupied by enemy models.

Until the beginning of the owner's next Magic phase.

It simply has no duration, so it works only on that one shot.

Roll for the number of attacks and then allocate the ones you are allowed against characters/champions (as per close combat attacks). Any attacks not allocated against characters/champions are then randomised as per shooting (and yes, this might result in these attacks targeting the characters/champions again). For simplicity's sake, we recommend treating them as ranged attacks from that point onwards – so that they are 'close combat attacks' only from the point of view that some can be allocated against specific models and that they roll to hit against the WS of the model they attack.

Manbane raises the model's own Strength, then any other modifiers are applied. Therefore, in the example above, the Assassin's stars would have Strength 7.

One roll per wound suffered.

For the sake of simplicity, we define 'the Hag's unit' as the unit she is with at deployment. This unit will benefit from the effects of the brew. If the Death Hag or Hellebron are not deployed in a unit, the brew will only affect them (and not any unit they subsequently join). If Hellebron is deployed on her Manticore, the Manticore and Hellebron are both affected by the brew.

Yes, they do. Ouch!

No she cannot. She better make sure she has an easy spell left to cast or suffer the consequences.

No, until he is revealed he may not do anything.

Yes, he does get the effects of Hatred, as that is his 'first round of combat'.

A creative use of an Assassin, but a legal one nevertheless... sneaky!

Yes, exactly.

Yes and yes. In fact she's ever more haggy than a Hag!

Yes, they can, just like Hags in Witch Elf units.

The Poisoned Attacks rule is there to cover Shadowblade's throwing stars. His hand weapons are coated in Dark Venom instead (so they don't have the Poisoned Attacks rule).

We decided not to Errata this one because it's more entertaining if her beauty affects friends as well as enemies. And also because it will happen so very rarely, as she is normally riding Sulephet (which, by the way, is immune to her charms).

No, only the unit's own value is doubled, before any bonus points are applied.