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Just a quick one;

If an IC Psyker attached to a unit uses a PSA, the unit has to shoot at the same target?

It's treated as a shooting attack, so I assume that includes targeting restrictions? Just thinking of the Weirdboy and their random use of powers.

grendel083 wrote:Just a quick one;

If an IC Psyker attached to a unit uses a PSA, the unit has to shoot at the same target?

It's treated as a shooting attack, so I assume that includes targeting restrictions? Just thinking of the Weirdboy and their random use of powers.

Yes. And it's not just ICs - PSAs have to be fired at the same target as the rest of the unit - and the same time as well, since all shooting for a unit is simultaneous.

Yup.

Great thanks.
So everything with the Weirdboy+mob will be done as the first action in every shooting phase. Should be easy to remember!

PSAs are always treated identically to normal shooting weapons, with all the usual restrictions.
Only difference is the required psychic test, in everything else they're identical.