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The reavers have an ability that allows you to do mortal wounds on models it has flown over.

Can the reaver still perform this ability if it made a normal + advance move?

And how many total mortal wounds does the fly by move do? Is it 1 mortal on a 4+ per model in the reaver unit or is it 1 mortal on a 4+ for each model in the enemy unit?

Eviscerating Fly-By wrote:Each time this unit ends a Normal move, you can select one enemy unit (excluding MONSTER and VEHICLE units) that it moved over during that move. If you do, roll one D6 for each model in this unit: for each 4+, that enemy unit suffers 1 mortal wound.

If you Advance, you can't do the fly-by, and you roll dice based on the number of Reavers in the moving unit.

Yep. What the countess said. So the more reavers in your unit, the more dice you get to roll. Not being able to advance and do it is surprisingly limiting. The enemy kind of needs to be strung out or else needs to start the turn pretty close to you to reliably make use of the rule. But fortunately, we have it easier than some. Wraiths really struggle with their version of this rule thanks to their lower Movement and larger bases.