It is a shooting attack, so it can stand & shoot, and it can do this in any direction (no line of sight is required). It cannot be used the turn a Treeman has failed a charge.

They cannot, as a character can only have one bound spell.

The unit is still Stubborn - the character just needs to be in the unit.

Special in both cases. You need a non-Alter Highborn as a General for them to be Core.

50mm square.

No. The term "Fast Cavalry" on the Reference sheet was deleted via errata.

No. A Great Eagle is a normal monster who has the ability to Fly.

Yes, he may take Spites in addition to a magic standard as Spites are not magic items. Note that the cost of the magic banner does NOT limit his Spite selection (he may have a magic banner and up to 50 points of Spites).

Yes, he can use a magic bow, as he can be given magic weapons.

Yes - the Scout upgrade and the command group upgrade are not exclusive.

Yes and yes, as the rule applies to the entire model.

Yes.

Yes, but the Shadow Dances of Loec and Talismanic Tatoos only affect the Wardancers models themselves (except for the Magic Resistance, which affects the entire unit.)

At the start of each combat round.

No, as that is another round of combat, and they may even choose the same Shaodow Dance, as it isn't the same combat.

No. Per the rules under the Wardancer Kindred, all Wardancer Characters have the Special Rule of "Wardancer Weapons". This means that regardless of what types of mundane weapons the model is armed with, the model must follow the "Wardancer Weapons" rule.

No. The Spites have a separate and distinct set of explicitly defined stats and special rules and thus they do not benefit from any abilities of their host.

No. The Spites "count as a ranged weapon" or are listed as a "shooting attack". As the rules do not explicitly allow for use of these Spites after a march, they may not.

No. The reference to "any other ranged weapon the model may have" is making it clear that the model may perform a normal stand and shoot with both, NOT that the other ranged weapon is suddenly privileged with the Spites' additional stand & shoot powers.

This is a case of an "irresistible force" vs. an "immovable object". In other words, roll a D6 each Close Combat phase when this problem arises, to decide which one takes precedence.

No, a character is always hit on a natural six.

This sword should be treated like a weapon that inflicts multiple wounds, meaning that each wound may inflict wounds up to the maximum for each enemy model. It has no effect on models with no Leadership value.

Yes, treat it as other multi-wound weapons, but instead of rolling to multiply wounds, use the normal procedure of comparing Leadership + D6 as described in the Spirit Sword entry. No exceptions are listed so this means that the Wood Elf character could take damage or generate additional overkill in a challenge.

Yes. There is no reason to believe the ability may be used only once per combat phase.

Regeneration works as normal. While regeneration works like a ward save, it is explicitly not a ward save.

Yes. The description was changed via errata and it now counts as a spear.

Remember, you may never re-roll a re-roll. It is pretty clear then that one item allows you to re-roll misses, while the other forces you to re-roll hits. In either case, the second result stands, as it cannot be re-rolled. (In summary, in such a case you will re-roll all the dice and accept the second result).

Yes - the enemy always goes last. No exceptions.

No, only your own movement phase, but it can be used to teleport the character/unit out of combat.

Yes. The description states: "All enemy models wholly or partly within the same wood as the bearer take a single S5 hit at the start of each Wood Elf magic phase." No exception for enemy models engaged in hand to hand combat is given. In addition, as the affect is not classified as a shooting attack or a spell there are no general rules protecting enemy models in hand to hand combat from it.

No they do not. Only 'Magic Arrows' count as magical attacks.

Yes.

No. The effect only applies to unsaved wounds, and any single Wound model suffering an unsaved wound is, in fact, dead...and dead models don't take Stupidity tests!

Follow the rules for Stupid characters inside non-Stupid units. By the way, it is legitimate to remove the Stupid model as a victim of wounds inflicted onto the unit.

No. Nowhere in the item's description does it indicate that the item is activated if the model is killed outright.

It may only be used once.

Yes, as it does not say 'your' Movement phase, or anything else to that effect.

All enemy units that were in contact with the unit carrying the banner.

The direct damage version of Tree Singing is not restricted by range.

No, only a piece of terrain that includes trees and no other major features?

No.

No. The effects of The Hidden Path do not alter the line of sight characteristics of terrain. The reference to "open ground" refers to the ability to move unimpeded.

It is considered a charge. The visibility of enemy units is only discussed in regards to the direction the affected unit must move ("towards the nearest enemy unit it can see"). The spell states that if the "movement brings the unit into contact with the enemy, it counts as charging in the subsequent close combat phase." Ergo, a charge.

The +1 Attack only applies to the next round of combat.

No, as the unit may not move.

No, only a single one.

No, as it does not replace their normal armour.

Yes, but he cannot gain any benefit from them, so there is no point.

No, the model retains its longbow (and if the character is a Wild Rider or Glamourweave Kindred, any hits from the longbow count as magical).

Yes. There is no text removing the mundane bow and no requirement about using a magical ranged weapon. That kind of limitation only applies to close combat weapons.

Yes, as it modifies their profile.

Orion is not truly Unbreakable, as his Spirit of Kurnous special rule has a number of exceptions and caveats, so he may join a unit as normal. If his unit loses a combat, the other models in the unit take a Break test as normal and might flee. Orion will remain in combat and take wounds as described. If Orion is destroyed by these wounds, the enemy may pursue the rest of the unit if they broke.

No, armour saves apply as normal.

They cannot be used in the same army.

Only unsaved wounds count. She still retains the extra Attacks even if she is subsequently healed.

They do not enter the battle, but do not count as destroyed either.

Light armour, spears, and magical longbows.

It does not scatter (as you roll to hit instead), it does not have double Strength under the center (as it clearly says hits are resolved at Strength 3), but it does cause D6 wounds.

No, apply the result of 5-6 straight away.