How do you roll: twin-linked - one-at-a-time OR all at once?

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Originally Posted by Houghten

You may want to re-read the rules for shooting in 7th.

You now resolve each different weapon type completely before moving on to the next.

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provided both weapons are well within their maximum kill range (and you designate which is "first") rolling like above isn't an issue

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Originally Posted by daboarder

provided both weapons are well within their maximum kill range (and you designate which is "first") rolling like above isn't an issue

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Yup.

Resolving in an agreed order doesn't need rolling to match

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Originally Posted by Mr Mystery

Yup.

Particular in Warhammer, you can wind up rolling a veritable bucket of dice. So for my Ogres, I'll gather the dice per model, then per rank. That way my opponent can reliably see I'm rolling the right amount etc.

I do the same for my Dark Elf Repeater Crossbows.

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Ever play Orks in 40k? Buckets of dice don't even come into it; you need a whole dustbin to roll them.... LOL

Pretty much the same :p

I don't need buckets. I just use my freakishly large hands.

Or use something like this:

http://www.binbin.net/photos/43514/Y...-Collector.jpg

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Originally Posted by 40kGamer

If it is a single dice item with a reroll you can roll both dice to speed up play. I usually do.

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Same here.

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Originally Posted by John Bower

Ever play Orks in 40k? Buckets of dice don't even come into it; you need a whole dustbin to roll them.... LOL

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Same with guardsmen. Ever been on the receiving end of a big combined platoon flashlighting you with first rank/second rank? The volume of dice gets crazy!!!

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Originally Posted by 40kGamer

Same with guardsmen. Ever been on the receiving end of a big combined platoon flashlighting you with first rank/second rank? The volume of dice gets crazy!!!

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At Astronomicon in Toronto this year I had an all infantry Praetorian Guard force. I also had a white pith helmet I was wearing. Several times I had to use the helmet as a dice rolling cup when firing an entire platoon. :)

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Originally Posted by DarkLink

Yeah, always pick up misses. Always. It's just good etiquette.

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I agree. I hate the "pick up hits" players - I feel like they are playing three-card-monte with hits.

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Originally Posted by silashand

Same here.

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Yup, I used to do the same... Especially with my mantle autarch's cover saves. The funny thing is, when I was throwing 2 dice at once (failing only on snake eyes) i never failed a save.. Then my opponents asked me if I could rather re-roll the die, and believe it or not, I actually started failing some saves since then. :)