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I'm new to the game and I'm only mildly familiar with my own army the Vampire Counts. If my general dies my whole army could start to dissipate if there is no other wizard. I'm just curious what happens when I slay the enemy general. I can't seem to find anything in the big ass rule book.

Thanks

The General gives bonus victory points if slain, just like the BSB. IIRC it is 100 extra victory points on top of their normal point cost. Undead Instability is an additional rule for the undead factions making your general more important to protect. This would be in the back of the rulebook where the game types and victory conditions are.

Other armys dont suffer like undeath, they lose the abilitie to test on the generals ld and thats it. And ofcourse your oponent get the victory points for slaying the enemy's general