No.

Yes.

Yes.

No.

Yes to both questions. Whilst you can only opt to take each magic item once, where it is a standard piece of equipment it can be duplicated. (p40)

No.

It is resolved as per the template rules in the Shooting at Ridden Monsters section on page 105 in the Warhammer rulebook. For example: a Rock Lobber hits A Screaming Bell ridden by a Grey Seer. The central hole is over the base. As such a D6 is rolled to determine who takes the Strength 9 hit. A 4 is rolled and so the Screaming Bell takes the Strength 9 hit while the Grey Seer takes the Strength 3 hit.

Yes to both questions.

No.

No.

Yes.

No.

No.

It may not be deployed.

At deployment, characters can be deployed in the pushing unit and will become Unbreakable, but cannot leave the unit as long as the Bell/Furnace is still there. Once the game is started, no characters can join the unit. In addition, with the Plague Furnace only characters that belong to Clan Pestilens may join the unit.

No.

It continues to function normally inside its unit. The only difference is that all ranged attacks against it will hit the

Yes.

When the unit reforms, the Bell/Furnace is immediately moved to the centre of the front rank. If this is impossible (it is engaged in combat and in base contact with an enemy model, for example) then the unit may not reform.

Ld 0.

Yes.

Take a Toughness test with the best Toughness value available to the ridden monster/chariot/multiple statline model and then if the test is failed, randomise the wound as you would for a missile hit.

Yes.

One, for a total of 7 attacks.

Yes.

Yes.

No.

Only if it's a Clan Eshin character.

They make this move at the same time as Vanguard moves are carried out. If your opponent also has Night Runners, or units with Vanguard, then you will need to roll-off and alternate moving these units.

Yes.

No, they can be revealed even if the unit is not in combat, in which case he must be placed in the unit's front rank, just like any other character.

The Packmaster and Master Moulder models are ignored when working out the unit's rank bonus, so only ranks of Rat Ogres count. Use the Packmasters' or Master Moulders' Ld value (or the General's) as the base Ld for the unit, to which you then add the Rat Ogres' rank bonus.

Yes.

No.

2D6, every model in a unit must have Swiftstride for the unit to gain the extra dice.

Yes.

No.

No.

Yes.

Yes.

They are destroyed.

No.

Yes, though it cannot be placed over any friendly models before you move it.

Yes.

Yes.

The machine's.

No.

It receives armour saves for ranged and close combat attacks, but not Mishaps.

Yes.

Yes.

Only one.

No to both questions.

Yes.

48".

No. All models are still hit.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes. He could even leave one unit that is in combat and join a different unit that is also in combat if you wish, as long as the unit is in range of course.

No.

On his own, Boneripper is not worth anything. His points values are incorporated into Thanquol's, much like the cost of a magic item.

Yes.

No.

Yes.

No.

In the same manner as shooting attacks.

No.

Yes.

All models that either join or leave the unit are affected by the spell. If a character leaves and joins another unit, he is affected by the spell, but the unit he joins is not.

Compare the result of the 4D6 roll to the number of infantry models in the unit. If the result is equal to or larger than the number of infantry models (including any characters that are infantry) then remove all of the infantry models and replace the unit with an equal number of Clanrats. Any non-infantry models left must be placed by the controlling player 1" away from the newly formed unit, facing in any direction. If the result is less than the number of infantry models in the result then the casualties will be distributed as hits from shooting.

The centre of the unit must be at the same point on the table as the centre of the unit it replaced, and it must have the same facing. It must have the same number of models in its front rank as the unit it replaced, and be in a legal formation. Any models that cannot be placed are lost.

No, unless all of the non-infantry models are characters. Such units are unique units and as such cannot be targeted by The Curse of the Horned Rat. Note that adding a character to a unit of a different troop type will not make that unit unique, it's troop type will be unchanged.

No.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

No.

After the re-roll – when a dice is re-rolled, only the second result counts.

No.

Yes.

Yes.

One round of close combat only.

No.

No.

Yes.

Yes.

No.

15".