Hey Guys,

If the Witch King On Fell Beast with the Crown of Angmar wins the fight do I add the Fell beasts 2 attacks onto the total dice rolls? or Do I choose who I want to use?

Thanks in advance.

"Crown of Angmar" ??? Or do you mean Crown of Morgul?

Yes my bad so he would have 3 attacks instead of one. But do the extra 2 from fell beast get added?

Another question, If the fell beast is killed, does the Nazgul do a thrown rider roll? that could be really [word deleted] seeing how they only have 1 wound.

1) No. You can use either the riders stats or the mount's stats, but you don't add them. So the WK on FB gets 3 attacks, but if he wins he gets to use the Strength of the FB to wound.
2) Yes.

1. You can use the rider OIR the mount statistics OR mix (say Courage of rider then defence of mount). You donot add the statistics together -- so do not add #of attacks.
2. If mount is slain, rider must roll against Thrown Rider chart and sometimes, even extra "Falling Injuries".

In a recent game I played, I managed to trample the King of the Dead to inflict three wounds, but the King used all his 3 points of Fate and succeeded in avoiding the 3 wounds. 2 turns later, the King of the Dead charged the Mumak by himself and took his revenge -- killed the Mumak. All 13 riders on the howdah fell to their death due to "Falling Injuries". Not a good moment for me unfortunately, but we all had a good laugh. What a comeback for my buddy!

you can use the attacks and/or strength and/or fight of the mount but not it's defence or courage

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Yes, I am incorrect. Under Cavalry & Fight section, "... Fight, Strength, and/or Attacks characterists of mount... mix these"
Sorry, I got confused with the Mumak courage test after suffering a wound. The commander takes the courage test or if no rider left, then the Mumak itself. I just keep wishing that the Courage and Defence statistics could be used as well, but I understand why they are not.

Thanks SidtheSloth for correcting me.

Thanks everybody!