No. The absence of a "1" in front of the Warlord heading is a misprint.

Yes.

House Rule: It is suggested that an Orcs & Goblin army with a unit of Black Orcs not be allowed to get a unit of Black Orcs in a Chaos Dwarf ally contingent.

Yes.

House Rule: The Warhammer Design Team suggest that due to the Orcs & Goblins mistrust of Hobgoblins that when the Orcs & Goblins take Chaos Dwarf allies that no Hobgoblins be allowed in the ally contingent.

Yes.

Technically yes, however the Warhammer Design Team have endorsed a house rule to the contrary.

No, individual Fanatics cannot be moved with the Hand of Gork.

Place the Fanatic right next to one of the sides of the unit (on the outside of the unit). Choose the side that is closest to the Fanatics end position in the unit.

The player can choose what direction they go on the turn they come out.

Yes

The Fanatics are released in a random direction.

The Fanatics are released in a random direction.

Yes and no.

No.

Yes, Yes, and Yes.

Only regular Gobbos.

No.

No.

No, pump wagons must turn at the start of ther movement and then move in a straight line

Select the direction first, then roll the 2d6.

Yes.

Yes.

The only parts of the armour save not modified by the attackers strength are the parts provided by the Protective Tattoos (+1) and the Savage Orc Shaman in Unit (+1). The rest of the Savage Orc armour save (riding boar for +2, shield for +1, Standard of Shielding for +1) are modified by the attacker's strength.

Yes.

With no units within 12", the dice roll needed to pass a Waaagh! test is 1, so it's impossible to fail. As stated, eating mushrooms does not increase your chances of failing a Waaagh! test (only the consequences if you do!). This means that by eating mushrooms alone (no units within 12"), your Night Goblin Shaman cannot fail his Waaagh! test so there isn't really any point in taking one.

Yes.

They are treated as individual characters.

Yes.

Each herder gets 1 attack, so a 25mm x 50mm base with 2 herders gets 2 attacks.

Yes.

Hunter teams in fighting ranks can be attacked, Hunter teams in the second rank cannot be attacked in place of Squigs in the front rank. However, once wounds are applied to the unit, if all the Squigs in the front rank are killed, then wounds are applied to the Hunter teams.

Yes.