Yes. All armies receive a base of 2 power dice in their magic phase. The Tomb Kings army may use these dice to attempt to dispel 'remains in play' spells.

No. The only case when it is possible for a Tomb Kings unit to move at double speed is when charging.

50x50mm. It has a Unit Strength of 4.

Total losing unit strength vs total unit strength feared.

Undead are not immune to poison. Only war machines and things specifically listed as being immune to poison are immune.

The Tomb King's/Prince's Curse is treated like any other multiple wound attack for this purpose.

Yes. If the Tomb King/Prince is slain outright in close combat, the leadership test from the Curse is taken "immediately". Thus any resulting wounds would apply to the combat resolution score. In the case of a challenge, the Curse can also produce overkill. Note however, that if the Tomb King/Prince is killed by combat resolution (and not slain personally by a specific attack), the Curse takes affect after combat resolution has been calculated and thus does not modify the result.

No, if they had great weapons it would say 'Weapons: Great weapons' in the army list entry.

No. The Incantation of Righteous Smiting explicitly says "models in base-to-base contact".

An incantation is always cast, regardless of its power level. The opponent must still spend one of his dispel dice to dispel the incantation. However, the result will automatically be higher than 0 and the incantation will be dispelled.

No, as he isn't a wizard. It is more his indomitable will that forces his minions to perform his bidding rather than 'magic' in the normal sense. In a similar vein, Drain Magic cannot be cast against Settra.

No. A Tomb Kings army cannot take advantage of magical powers from such things as an enemy Miscast.

Yes.

Yes. No exemption to taking panic checks for DoW / RoR units has been granted in the Tomb Kings Army Book. While the units may be "Undead" they are still considered "friendly" units for purposes of Panic.

No. Undead are Unbreakable, and characters who are not Unbreakable cannot join Unbreakable units and Unbreakable characters cannot join units that are not Unbreakable.

As long as they don't disturb the hierarchy, they can cast at any time, before or after it, but never during.

Yes.

If the Chariot is charging, any impact hits are worked out against the unit as with other challenges. However, except for the impact hits, the chariot takes part in the challenge as a single model, so all crew and steeds fight in the challenge. This is necessary as there is no separate Wound for the Champion himself and so attacks against him cannot be separated out.

Only the Chariots that are in base-to-base contact can cause impact hits.

Both combat resolution and pursuing/fleeing happen before the end of the phase, so the character would count as part of the unit (unfortunately, this would also mean the Chariots only pursue 2D6" because his Movement value is not more than 6").

No. The character and his chariot are treated separately. Neither can you resurrect the character if the chariot is still 'alive'!

No. Per the Official answer in the above Q&A, the character and the chariot are treated separately.

Yes, as per the above Q&As a chariot and a Tomb Kings character are treated separately, you earn victory points for whichever parts you destroy (the character, the chariot, or both).

Yes.

Yes, and vice versa.

5. He has 4 Attacks in his profile and gets an extra 1 with the second weapon.

It has no affect at all; if the target does not have a Wounds characteristic, there's no life force for the Bone Giant to feed on!

Yes, but remember that he attacks only once, not five times when using the Incantation of Righteous Smiting.

These special attacks do not carry over to other models, treat them all as allocated attacks.

Yes.

No, the special attack from the Destroyer of Eternities may stillbe used. The Design Team has previously ruled that magic items /abilities whichreduce the number of enemy attacks do not apply to special forms of Attack such as a Giant, Night Goblin Fanatics, etc.

No.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes, treat it as a ward save for this purpose.

No, it only affects the unit.

As the banner states, they appear in the Remaining Moves part of the turn, which is AFTER charges have been declared. When the Magic phase rolls around, however... If the bearer is killed, you can't activate the power of the banner and the unit won't appear in this battle. Your opponent does not get victory points for the missing unit though.

Yes, the Icon Bearer may take the Icon of Rakaph. This is actually the only way that Skeleton Warriors can benefit from it (Skeleton Warriors may only have a banner that is up to 25 points and the Icon of Rakaph is 40 points).

No, as Undead do not take Break Tests.

Yes. "Tomb Blades" is actually a special rule which applies to the various types of mundane weapons that the models carry. If these models on foot choose to use their hand weapons along with mundane shields, they qualify for the bonus.

"Tomb Blades" is actually a special rule which applies to the various types of mundane weapons that the models carry. The Tomb Blades special rule indicates that the mundane weapons carried by the models all have the the Killing Blow special ability attached to them. The Tomb Blades special rule also makes the mundane weapons carried by these models count as "magical" for purposes of being able to wound ethereal creatures, able to hit certain characters who are protected by magical armour, etc. but they still retain their mundane property. So a magical item which negates the affects of magical weapons would stop the attacks from these models counting as "magical", but would not stop the Killing Blow ability attached to them.

It doesn't. Vaul's Unmaking only affects Magic Items. Tomb Blades are not magic items.

As the "Tomb Blades" special rule states that the Killing Blow and the ability of the weapons to count as magical are attached to the mundane weapons carried by the models, the models would no longer benefit from either of those special rules. In additon, as they would be striking with their fists, they would not receive any strength bonuses from weapons or be able to receive the +1 Armour Save bonus for using a hand weapon and shield.

Magic Resistance does work against the Casket's Light of Death, so long as the model/unit with Magic Resistance would be affected. Where there is more than one unit with Magic Resistance that will be affected, only one model/unit can add their extra dice (usually the highest). In all other respects, the Light of Death counts as magic that affects any enemy unit that can see the Casket, so other effects would also work as they would against any other magic. Having said that however, a magic item that 'rebounds' spells isn't going to have any effect - the Light of Death only ever affects enemies.

The Casket does not affect units that are engaged in combat at all. It is assumed that they are engrossed in the combat, and so will never be affected.

No. The Casket of Souls gives no exceptions to what it affects. The Light of Death affects everything including Undead, Daemons, troops immune to psychology, and even war machines.

Randomise wounds between crew and machine as you would for missile hits.

Yes.

Just like everybody else!

No, as described in the rules for fast cavalry, they use normal line of sight for everything except shooting.

A model must remain within 1" of a war machine (or in this case the Casket of Souls) to count as being part of its 'crew'.

Yes. In the description for the Casket (p. 33) it says 'If... there is no Liche Priest or Liche High Priest acting as part of the crew for the Casket at the beginning of any Tomb Kings turn, the Casket and its two Casket Guards immediately collapse...'. It doesn't say anything about the original Liche Priest - as long as there is at least one Priest acting as crew it operates as normal.

Yes, a Priest must fight in the combat. The Priest and his bodyguards form up like war machine crew.

No, it must be redirected to a model with a Wounds characteristic.

As stated, he is allowed a 4+ save even against attacks that normally allow no save, and yes this is in addition to his ward save. No, he always has a 2+ armour save, whether mounted or not.

No, Settra doesn't generate any dispel dice, even though he can use Incantations.

Yes (the only other character you are required to take is a a Hierophant).