The Bruiser has a BS of 3 - Bruisers are much better at hitting things with their fists than with complex weaponry.

No, the Hunter may not move and fire with his Harpoon Launcher - he must take time to reload it just as if it were a crossbow.

Yes in all cases. The Harpoon Launcher allows no armour saves, inflicts D3 wounds, and the Hunter may pivot before firing (provided he is not accompanied by Sabretusks).

This is simply for completeness, the Hunter is an Ogre and therefore could Bull Charge if he weren't such a loner!

They must accompany him until he releases them for a charge or when they are released to pursue a fleeing unit.

They retain them, though their abilities do not 'stack' - these Ogres can choose to either fight with their normal number of Attacks and an extra -1 armour modifier, or +1 extra attack and no extra armour modifier.

No, they may not.

Yes. In Warhammer 7th edition a unit suffering 25%+ casualties as a result of a misfire, must take a panic test.

No, they do not (not all Yhetee models have two weapons).

Yes, the Aura of Frost affects friendly models, but not other Yhetees.

Yes.

No, wounds are transferred as if they were a normal unit of models with multiple wounds and it is up to the owning player which Maneater is removed first. Wounds cannot be spread amongst the unit.

After normal charges, much in the same way as Frenzy.

This is intentional.

Yes it is.

No, it may not. 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.

No.

It only counts as 'successfully cast' if the casting value was met and the spell was not dispelled.

Yes.

The latter - a Butcher must cast a new spell upon an Ogre unit with an existing Gut Magic spell in play to replace it.

The character alone will benefit - if another Gut Magic spell is subsequently cast upon that unit it will replace the current spell effect that the character is under.

Yes, the character may join the unit. In the case mentioned above the character would immediately lose the effects of his spell and gain the effects of the spell affecting the unit he has joined.

The casting Butcher may decide if the spell still affects the character or the unit.

Yes and yes, though the spells may only be dispelled in this way if they were cast in an earlier magic phase.

Quite correct, it adds one to the total of the power dice.

Yes, they affect Gut Magic spells - though they would only affect the Butcher targeted by that effect. So, for instance, a Rune of Spelleating could destroy a Butcher's Trollguts spell, but other Butchers would still know that spell.

They may be equipped with the Bullgut or Gut Maw in addition to their mundane body armour. For example, a Tyrant equipped with Heavy Armour and the Gut Maw has a 4+ armour save.

Yes.

No; a Slaughtermaster can buy it, but he would not be able to use its special ability (this sadly means that it would simply count as a magical great weapon for him, not really worth the points...).

Yes, enemy models may not take armour saves and take D6 wounds each.

Resolve the attack by comparing the wielder's WS with the highest I value of the crew.

No, the entry should read 'any enemy spellcaster'.

Any Saving throw, so this includes Ward Saves. The Greedy Fist's effects only work in close combat.

The enemy wizard is destroyed, and all Butchers take D3 wounds. Such are the rewards of those who truck with Chaos.

No, they are immune to its effects.

A single Irongut Dogs of War unit per army may select a magic banner from the Ogre Kingdoms or Common magic item lists as described in their entry.

No and No. Dogs of War players may use either their normal entry or those noted as Dogs of War in the Ogres army list.

No, it does not - wounds are carried over in this case.

No.

No, they do not form a unit. They deploy as normal for Gorgers.

In White Dwarf Magazine.

As with all rules published in White Dwarf, if you want to use them at a tournament you should check with the tournament organiser first.

No. The rules for Gut Magic clearly specify that only units classified as "Ogres" per the Ogre Kingdoms army book may be augmented by Gut Magic. As Rhinox Cavalry are a Dogs of War unit and the rules printed for Rhinox Riders do not classify them as "Ogres", it appears that their exclusion is intentional.

Ghark's rules should include the following: "Ghark Ironskin takes up a Lord and a Hero choice".