As the Kroxigor are listed as upgrades, no. The first 10 models must be Skinks.

OK, this is how we do it. The first thing to do is determine whether the initial model hit is a Skink or a Kroxigor, as explained in the Kroxigor bestiary entry. Once you've done that you'll need to randomise which of that type of model is hit if there is more than one in the rank, and then you can work your way through, hitting the model directly behind if a model is killed. For example, take a look at the mixed unit of Skinks and Kroxigors shown on page 41 of the Lizardmen army book. If the first model hit was a Skink, then randomise which of the first rank was hit. If it was the one on the extreme left and he was killed, the bolt would pass through to hit the Skink behind him. If you randomised the second Skink from the left, and he was killed, then the bolt would strike the Kroxigor behind him. If the roll to determine which type of model is hit first results in a Kroxigor being hit, then work your way back from the first Kroxigor in the bolt's path. In the example in the army book, this means a Skink in the first rank was fortunate enough not to be hit, and the bolt will hit a randomly determined Kroxigor and potentially carry on through the unit.

I'd say that Kroxigors work under the same rules as Fear-causing characters inside units of non-Fear-causing models (see the main rulebook), and that only the US of Kroxigors is counted when working out whether the unit is outnumbered or not.

Yes, it's just that the Temple Guard can only attend one Slann at a time. If you have only one unit of Temple Guard and two Slann, one will have to move around on his own or join another unit.

Only when he's in a unit of Temple Guard. Firstly, the rule appears in the Temple Guard rules, and secondly, it's described as the Slann rising up, above the Temple Guard to cast his spell and then sinking back down again, which he couldn't do if he was on his own.

Yes, treat it exactly like a shooting attack.

So long as they pass over another enemy unit, why not!

Yes, this is an exception to the normal rules.

No – only the first hit wounds automatically. If that model is slain then roll To Wound the next as normal.

It's definitely best to treat it as a war machine, so no stand and shoot, no using a character's BS, and so on.

No. Although the Engine of the Gods can only be used so long as the Priest is alive, it isn't any sort of magic item, and it's not him that's casting the spells.

Until another of the Engine of the God's powers is used or the Priest or Ancient Stegadon is killed.

Yes – the attacks are made by a great big magical doomsday machine of the gods!

No – the attack isn't described as a breath weapon attack.

If you roll a misfire on either of the dice, no shots are fired and the unit loses D3 Skinks. If both roll a misfire, no shots are fired and the unit loses 2D3 Skinks instead.

According to the main rules, if a charging enemy turns out to be too close for the unit being charged to stand and shoot, it can only make a hold reaction.

Unit Strength 3, which, means that missile fire at the unit does not suffer a -1 to hit penalty.

We reckon the best way to handle this is to randomise which of the levels is gleaned.

Yes.

Resolve it as a shooting attack.

Chakax strikes first.

When he joins a unit of Skinks, they enjoy the same rule as Temple Guard. We suggest mounting him on a 40mm base.

Yes.

Four.

Unmodified means unmodified, so the test is always made on the target's (unmodified!) leadership.

It fires a blast of blinding magical light, which sounds pretty magical to us! And no, the jungle poisons rule doesn't apply.

Why not! However, we suggest that all of these effects should only turn the Horned One into a normal Cold One, rather than destroying it altogether, so that the model does not need replacing.

The Slann casts the spell with irresistible force. The wizard to whom the miscast is applied can only 'forget' the spell that was miscast if he knows it himself. For example, if a Slann miscast the Burning Head spell from the Lore of Fire and the miscast was applied to an Empire Fire Wizard in his line of sight, and a 12 was rolled on the miscast table, the Fire Wizard would forget the spell if he knew it.

Yes (and you still ignore results 5-6).

Declare the use of the Cupped Hands of the Old Ones after determining that a miscast has occurred and rolling on the Miscast table. Yes, those wounds can be combined with the Bane Head! Yes, you can transfer a 2 to the enemy wizard (and anybody unlucky enough to be standing near him, ouch!).

There are many such combinations of rules and magic items in the game, and we handle it by discussing what we think should happen, and then rolling off if an immediate answer isn't forthcoming.

Yes, and indeed we recommend you to do so (well, as long as there is an enemy within 18", that is).

Before, it's just fairer that way!