1. Declare all charges.

2. Declare all charge reactions.

3. Chargers take a terror or fear test if defenders cause terror or fear. If the test is failed and the chargers must flee, move during the Compulsory Movement phase.

4. Defenders take a terror or fear test if chargers cause terror or fear and are within charge range. Measure but do not move chargers to see if they can complete the charge. Defenders that fail a terror test, or that fail a fear test and are outnumbered, must flee. Move the defenders immediately.

5. Defenders take a panic test if already engaged in combat and charged in the flank or rear by a unit of 5+ models. Measure but do not move chargers to see if they can complete the charge. Defenders that fail a panic test must flee. Move the defenders immediately. If opposing units in base contact won the previous round of combat, the units may pursue. Work out the pursuit moves immediately.

6. Resolve stand and shoot missile fire. Remove casualties. If the charging unit panics, move during the Compulsory Movement phase.

7. Move units that declared Flee as the charge reaction. If the unit that is fleeing is engaged in combat, enemy units may pursue if they won the previous round of combat. Work out the pursuit immediately.

8. Chargers may redirect the charge to another unit if the enemy flees. Repeat all the above steps for a redirected charge. Enemy units that become chargeable because the fleeing unit moved out of the way cannot choose Stand and Shoot as the charge reaction.

1. Only units with 25% or more of its original number of troops may attempt to rally. Units that panicked during this turn may not attempt to rally.

2. Associated characters, other than Champions, do not count towards the unit's original size in determining 25%.

3. A player may rally troops in any order he wishes - once a fleeing general is rallied, other fleeing troops may attempt to rally on his leadership if within 12 inches.

All fleeing units are moved now. Units with mandatory movement rules are also moved now. Move the units in any order you wish.

1. Measure and move charging units. Note that units moved during the Compulsory Movement phase may suddenly interefere with a charge, causing it to fail.

2. If a charging unit touches any model in a fleeing unit, the entire fleeing unit is destroyed. Charging units are moved their full movement through fleeing units.

Move remaining units.

When any part of its base is over the edge of the board.

No. If during its turn a unit march moves, and during the opponent's turn a unit engages it in hand-to-hand combat, it fights normally.

No. Note that the Dwarf Anvil of Doom is specifically excluded from this rule.

Yes, but unless the charging unit is able to contact all the enemies it declared its charge against, then count it as a failed charge. Note that if the charge fails the unit can't move closer than 1" to an enemy unit, even if said enemy was one of the units it declared a charge against (i.e. you must get all or none!)

No. Note, this rule does not apply to characters who are affected by frenzy or who have the Berserker Sword. Such characters MUST charge out of their units if they are in charge range of an enemy unit at the start of their turn.

If any part of the charging unit makes contact with its target, align the units into combat with each other. It can happen that a situation is confusing because of interposing terrain or models which make it impossible to align the whole unit.

No, when a flying High figure comes down into hand-to-hand combat, it cannot pursue, and cannot redirect its charge.

No, they can only cause a panic test (if 25% or more casualties caused). If the attacking unit fails its panic test, it flees instead of successfully charging the defender.

Yes.

No. In order to shoot at an enemy unit it has to be in the unit's field of view; enemy units that are charging a unit's flank or rear are not in that unit's field of view.

No, except Jezzails and Warpfire Throwers. Warpfire Throwers cannot stand and shoot at creatures that attack from flying high.

Yes.

Yes.

Assuming the chargers began their charge move more than half their charge move away from the unit declaring stand and shoot, work out range for missile weapons at the actual range before chargers are moved. Missile weapons that are out of range before the chargers move are assumed to be fired or thrown as soon as the chargers come into range. In both cases, a -1 to hit modifier is applied in addition to any long range shooting penalty that may apply.

No. The unit that is being attacked by the magically moved unit/character does not have time to react to the charge. This means that the only charge reaction allowed for magically moved attackers is 'hold'.

If charging foe is within range when the charge is declared, the damage for the breath weapon is worked out before the charging unit moves. If the charging unit is not is range for the breath weapon, move the unit until the breath weapon template covers (50% or more of the base) members of the front rank of the unit, then work out damage.

Yes, as long as the enemy is within missile fire range after movement.

No.

No.