Twin Linked Only one dice roll to hit is made for a linked weapon. If a hit is scored both the linked weapons score a hit. Likewise, if the shot misses both weapons miss. The hits from such weapons will be fairly tightly grouped, so in this case just make one roll for location.
Both of the linked weapons strike the same point, but roll penetration and damage separately for each weapon. In the case of linked weapons shooting at ordinary models one roll is made to hit but two rolls are made to wound and two separate armour saves are required if both weapons wound.
If a linked weapon has sustained fire capability, like the twin autocannon on an Ork warbike, roll to hit as normal as if one weapon were firing. If a hit is scored roll the sustained fire dice for both weapons together: jam results on either dice will jam both of the linked weapons but as usual any hits are resolved before the weapon(s) jam.
Sustained Fire The player nominates the initial target and rolls to hit exactly as normal. If the player makes the to hit roll he can roll one or more special sustained fire dice to see how many actual hits are scored. The first of these hits will be scored on the initial target but any extra hits can be allocated to other visible targets within 4" of the first. Once all hits have been allocated roll to wound as normal.
The number of sustained fire dice a weapon can roll is indicated in its description in the Wargear book. A sustained fire weapon can always be fired using less dice than its maximum if desired.
