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Just because I want to make sure that I am going into a tournament thinking correctly I am posting ths question. When I buy a weapon in pairs, they are not treated as twin linked, but as two weapons unless specified that they are twin linked (such as the WH Immolator twin heavy flamer). What I want clarification on is under the Valkyrie's ability to buy a pair of sponsons armed with heavy bolters. That being said, I would be buying 2 heavy bolters so when firing at the same unit it would I would be firing 6 shots (essentially roling/firing two weapons to save time). One of my firiends states that it is insane that the Valkyrie has that much firepower (I essentially used it to take out his Avitar due to the number of shots. If I remember right, I got 2 wounds from the multi-laser, 1 wound from the heavy bolter, 1 wound from a lascannon on a Leman Russ, and a combination of bad rolls from the Avitars owners).

Thanks for helping me verify this.

s2

s2ua7 wrote: When I buy a weapon in pairs, they are not treated as twin linked, but as two weapons unless specified that they are twin linked (such as the WH Immolator twin heavy flamer).

That is correct. There is no rule that makes them twin-linked by default.

Thats what I thought, but I just wanted to make sure that I was not misunderstanding the rule. Thanks Insaniak