Source: Warhammer: The Old World Online Rules Index

Magic Items - Frequently Asked Questions
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Can the wearer of the Wizarding Hat cast spells whilst wearing armour?
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Yes. The wearer of the Wizarding Hat is not actually a Wizard – their magical powers are granted by a haunted hat which is not affected by any armour the model may wear.

Source: Official Warhammer: The Old World FAQ & Errata - Version 1.1

Can the wearer of the Wizarding Hat also wear a magic helmet, such as the Bedazzling Helm?
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Yes, because one is an enchanted item, the other is a type of magic armour, but we hope anyone equipping a model in such a way would make the effort to depict it wearing two hats!

Source: Official Warhammer: The Old World FAQ & Errata - Version 1.1

If the Scroll of Transmogrification is successfully used against a Wizard mounted on a ridden monster (a Dragon, for example), what happens to the mount?
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The Wizard is transmogrified, but not their mount. In the example given, you would be left with a Frog riding a Dragon.

Source: Official Warhammer: The Old World FAQ & Errata - Version 1.1

Some models can be found in one faction's army list, but can be included in an army made using a composition list belonging to a different faction (Dragon Ogre Shaggoths, for example, can be found in the Beastmen Brayherds army list but can be taken in an army made using the Warriors of Chaos Grand Army composition list). What lists of magic items do such models have access to?
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Models can purchase magic items from the list of common magic items in the Warhammer: the Old World rulebook, or from their own faction's list of magic items. A Dragon Ogre Shaggoth, for example, can purchase items from the common or Beastmen Brayherds magic item lists.

Source: Official Warhammer: The Old World FAQ & Errata - Version 1.1