Editing Grimdark Future/Tactics/Orc Marauders (section)

===Heroes===
*'''Warlord:''' This is your genuine beatstick of a hero. Your shooting is rather meager between the base pistol, a carbine (with heavy flamethrower or rocket launcher add-ons) or twin carbine, but your shooting sucks anyways. Instead, you can focus more on the choppy, including buying up to two attack pets. The unique rules for the warlord are either WAR!, which grants allies a +3" for movement and a +6" for rush/charge, or SHOOT!, which gives them Relentless.
**Melee: yes, you got quite a list of melee weapons if you don't feel like relying on a base CCW. Instead, you could grab the ultra drill (6 attacks), ultra axe (rending), ultra claw (AP 2) or ultra sawblade (Deadly 3). On top of this, you can also buy up to two attack beasts for three AP 1 attacks each - These alone can add a lot more to your combat potential.
**Upgrades: The Warlord has five options for special wargear, the most of any hero. Heavy Armor gives a 3+ defense, a pretty cheap benefit. Cyborg Body gives Regeneration. Ultra Armor gives a beastly 2+ defense but also Slow. The attack bike gives Fast and a twin mini-machineguns, giving a good bundle of shots. The jetpack grants Ambush and Flying, making you capable of covering more ground.

*'''Mechanic:''' While not quite as good in melee as the warlord, the mechanic has the power to repair nearby Tough units while also being able to use most of the same upgrades. The mechanic can buy a Precision Monocle for Good Shot, making use of their expanded array of guns. In this instance, it might be a good idea to spring for a bike to get those shots as well. However, if you dislike shooting, you can instead replace their gun with a Energy Field for unit-wide Stealth.

*'''Shaman:''' Generally the same as a mechanic, but replace the repair power for Psychic. Aside from that, they share the same upgrades as the warlord or mechanic, but instead of better guns, you can buy an additional level of Psychic. You're better served with a unit to take your blows, especially if you're not on the front lines.