If the mounted warrior loses the fight, and the winner distributes 2 attacks between rider and mount (1 against each). then rolls for the mount first, it's killed and the rider is thrown lying on the ground (1 is rolled).

here comes the question, does the remaining attack is immediately doubled against the rider in the same fight? so now winner gets to rolls 2 dice to wound for the remaining 1 attack?

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I thought all the rolls where made at the same time.

Think of a real battle, if you where an orc ( ) and your buddy orc kills the horse, would you wait for the rider to lie on the ground?
Or would you go in for the kill?

The rules actually tell you. 2nd paragraph, page 51, Strikes Against Mounted Models.

Thanks guys, so all strikes virtually same time then roll on the thrown chart.

I'm regularly away from home these days and don't have the rulebook with me, hence the question.

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OFTENTIME,THE SHADOWS SERVE NOT ONLY TO CONCEAL THOSE WHO WISH TO DO EVIL,BUT ALSO PROTECT THOSE WHO SEEK TO DO GOOD