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I know that I cannot possibly be right, but I believe that a Psyker can Look Out Sir a Perils Of The Warp wound to another member of the squad. I know that it is stupid and makes no sense, and I would never really play it that way, but is it possible? It all depends on if the word "suffers" can be likened to the phrase "allocated a wound." Please help me answer he question. Page references would be appreciated.

Allocated is a specific phrase. It is not the same as "suffers"

I'm pretty sure it's a no.

Heirophant101 wrote:
I know that I cannot possibly be right, but I believe that a Psyker can Look Out Sir a Perils Of The Warp wound to another member of the squad. I know that it is stupid and makes no sense, and I would never really play it that way, but is it possible? It all depends on if the word "suffers" can be likened to the phrase "allocated a wound." Please help me answer he question. Page references would be appreciated.

No he cannot.

Only the Psyker who rolled the doubles suffers the Perils of the Warp effect. It's his punishment.

That's what I thought. Thank you for the clarification.

No problem, glad I could help.