No. While Dwarfs may march even if there are enemies normally close enough to inhibit march moves due to their Relentless rule, they follow the other restrictions on marching such as not being able march through difficult terrain, etc.

Yes. Thanes are not of Royal Blood. See the entry for Thanes on page 51 of the Dwarf Army Book.

Yes.

Yes, Dwarf Engineers are unit champions and champions cannot separate themselves from their unit. Therefore they count as members of the crew for purposes of Misfires, allocating hits from shooting, etc.

In the Shooting phase, only a Master Engineer acting as additional crew (i.e. actually manning the gun due to the loss of other crew members) counts as crew for purposes of Misfires. The rest of the time (including when using his Artillery Master ability) a Master Engineer is played like any other character joined to a war machine unit; that is, he does not actually become crew per the rulebook.

Usually the answer to this question is No. The Dwarf army book states "In the Movement phase of the turn when they arrive, Miners can enter the battlefield from any table edge and will be treated exactly like a unit that has pursued an enemy off the table in the previous turn (see the Warhammer rulebook)." Page 43 of the Warhammer rulebook under 'Pursuit Off The Table' states: "The unit may NOT charge, as it has missed its opportunity to declare charges, but may move normally, and may not march, but can otherwise participate in the game as normal." Note that it is possible for a Miner unit to charge on the Turn it arrives if the Miner unit is granted the ability to charge in the Shooting phase via the Rune of Oath & Honour from the Anvil of Doom.

Yes. The Stonebearer unit has no flank or rear after the Oath Stone has been set. Thus they are considered to be fighting any and all enemies from their front and they may benefit from the bonus.

No. The rules for Killing Blow clearly state that the only criteria for single models not mounted on monsters or in chariots is a Unit Strength of 2 or less. A Dwarf Lord on Shieldbearers is a single US3 model and is thus immune.

A Dwarf Lord on Shieldbearers does not count as a mounted model per the definition of mounted models (cavalry and models riding monsters or chariots) stated in the Weapons rules in the Rulebook. Thus he gains the standard +2 Strength when using a great weapon.

Yes, as the Anvil of Doom is classified as a war machine, a Master Engineer may entrench it.

All shooting hits fall amongst the Dwarfs. The protection offered by the Anvil is taken into account by the 4+ ward save granted to the Dwarfs against missiles.

No, as long as there is at least one remaining crew (including the Runelord), the Anvil of Doom has a unit strength of 5.

Yes. Enemy units affected by the Ancient Power of the Rune of Wrath & Ruin also suffer movement penalties.

Yes. The enemy is definitely allowed to make a charge reaction against the Rune of Oath and Honour. The exact text states "A single friendly Dwarf unit (but not a Gyrocopter) may make a NORMAL move (which can be a March or Charge) in the Shooting phase." A normal charge certainly allows a charge reaction and nowhere in the description of the Rune of Oath and Honour does it state that the enemy may not make a reaction / may only hold.

No. Nowhere in the Rune of Wrath & Ruin does it state that casualties must be caused in order for the movement penalty to be applied. The Rune lists the two affects that the enemy unit suffers from - one which is the D6 S4 hits and the second is the movement penalty. Nowhere in the description are either made contingent on the other.

S10.

As noted in the description of the Slayer skill, Slayers' Strength is only increased after modifications for weapons. In this situation, the Slayer's Strength will only be increased if his doubled Strength is still less than that of his opponent's Toughness (which is unlikely since that would mean the opponent's Toughness was 9 or 10!)

Yes, there is no rule that restricts Master Runes to the Army Battle Standard.

The Rune comes into play when an enemy unit declares a charge on a Dwarf unit containing a standard with this Rune. 1) The Dwarf player rolls a D6 and this is subtracted from the attacking players charge distance. 2) The distance is measured to see if the charge is successful. If the charge is successful then play continues as normal. 3) If the charge is not successful, then it counts a failed charge and the unit moves its normal move. However, keep in mind the general rule that units must stay at least 1 inch apart - this means that if the charging unit's normal move is far enough that it would contact the Dwarfs anyway, then you stop the chargers 1 inch away from the Dwarf unit.

Yes. Use of this combination is allowed. Note that the Master Rune of Challenge states 'The unit must be able to charge and reach the rune user or the unit he is with according to the normal rules.' Note the term 'according to the normal rules' means that the normal charge distance would be measured to determine if the Master Rune of Challenge was useable and the Rune of Slowness would not apply until after the charge was declared.

No to all of the above.

It modifies the basic strength of the hits to S5, thus the double strength hit(s) would be S10.

Yes.

Yes.

No, the rune just overrides the rules slowing down the machine's rate of fire caused by the machine's own misfire results and the loss of crew.

Rangers are not Warriors, so an army with Rangers in it must still include a unit of Warriors before it can field an unit of Longbeards.

A Dwarf handgun.

Yes.

If a Giant Slayer is the original Standard Bearer (or musician) then only another Giant Slayer may pick up the standard (or musical instrument). As Troll Slayers are a separate model type they are ineligible to pick up the standard (or musical instrument).

While wounds against Champions do not carry over into the rest of the unit, wounds may carry over from a Champion to other Champion models if there is more than one Champion in the unit (as Champions are just another type of RnF model, albeit with slightly enhanced stats and abilities) as can be the case with mixed Giant Slayer / Troll Slayer regiments. Thus, when declaring attacks against models in base-to-base contact, it is only necessary to declare which attacks are being directed toward the Giant Slayers and which, if any, are going toward the Troll Slayers. Wounds taken by the Giant Slayers in excess of those in base-to-base contact will carry over to other Giant Slayers in the unit unless all have been killed. Any wounds in excess of the number of actual Giant Slayers in the unit at the time the wounds are inflicted will not carry over to the Troll Slayers and are lost. This works a bit differently in regards to attacks directed toward Troll Slayers as if enough wounds are done to kill all of the normal rank and file (i.e. Troll Slayers), the rules specify that any excess wounds do carry over onto Champions (in this case, the Giant Slayers).

Yes. Since hits are allocated before wounds, there have to be enough potential Troll Slayer candidates to actually accept the hits in place of their Giant Slayer brethren. If there are not enough Troll Slayers, then the remaining Giant Slayers are hit and cannot benefit from the 'Look Out, Sir!' rule.

Yes, as he is a Dwarf Lord.

Yes, as he is a Runelord.

Thorek and his Anvil are one Lord and one Hero slot.

You must use the profiles, points costs, equipment options, special rules, etc. exactly as found in the Storm of Chaos book. Note that references to "Warhammer Armies: Dwarfs, page 7" should be updated to read "Warhammer Armies: Dwarfs, page 33." Also note that NO characters or units in the Slayer Army of Karak Kadrin have the special rule of "Slayer Axes" and thus they do not benefit from it. In addition, note that any references to "runic Weapons lists" should be changed to "Warhammer Armies: Dwarfs, page 44" and any references to "runic Standards list" should be changed to "Warhammer Armies: Dwarfs, pages 45-46".

The player must choose whether to use Strollaz's Rune OR the Look, Snorri, Trolls! rule...not both!

No. It states in his rules that he is a Dwarf Engineer. He is not listed as a Master Engineer.