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See title.

In this case, Bane Head and Pirahna Blade.

=3 wounds

They said awhile ago that it doesn't multiply twice, it's just an extra wound for each item.

Which is still pretty damned nasty in it's own right.

However, where does it stand should such a combo be flaming, against a Flammable Target?

Does it go up to 4, or double to 6? I'm guessing just stacks another wound on.

yup, but I don't have any idea how you'd make that combo flaming as well.

It has always been my understanding that a wound multiplying flaming weapon would multiply the wounds first then take into account the flamibility of the target.

Bat Manuel wrote:yup, but I don't have any idea how you'd make that combo flaming as well.

You can't. It was just a poorly explained hypothetical situation

you can do it with dwarves - cannon with rune of burning

Also the Hellfire Sword from the WoC book.