Editing Warhammer 40,000/Tactics/Orks(7E)/Kill Team (section)

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*'''Ork Boyz:''' There are two distinct flavours of Boyz: shooty and choppy. What you do with them definitely changes your approach to the game
**'''Sluggas:''' Vanilla choppy boyz. Use them to put bodies on the field and make whatever you charge that isn't as equally choppy fall under the weight of your attacks. 'Eavy armour can be considered, but sluggas tend to work better by volume so maybe skip out on the armour.
**'''Shootas:''' Trade whirlwind melee mayhem for general usefulness. Decent shooting coupled with decent melee (especially on the charge) can give you an edge over your opponent's more specialized forces. That said, shootas are better candidates for 'eavy armour. Be forewarned, however, that you are now looking at 11 points a boy with a save that a depressingly large amount of weapons can still ignore. 
**'''Special Weapons:''' For every ten boyz you have, you get to take either a Big Shoota or a Rokkit Launcha. Both are quite useful, but unless you desperately need that MEQ gibbing potential of the rokkit launcha, the Big Shoota is an effective choice. It has the range, relative stopping power and volume of shots as well (to offset the lovable ork BS).
**'''Nob:''' The Nob is no longer as mandatory as he is in vanila 40k. That said, he does make for an excellent Leader or Specialist. Nobz are amazingly versatile and can be kitted out to rumble with any kind of foe. Use this to your advantage and use your Nobz to fill in weaknesses in your Kill Team loadout.  
*'''Gretchin:''' For as much as a Beakie pays for a Rhino transport, you can get 10 little Grotz and a Runtherd. For the points, you will be getting surprisingly average shooting, a 5-6 model boost to your Break Test, mobile cover, and guilt-free objective camping. 
*** If you are particularly daft, you can field 56 grotz and 4 runtherdz as your complete Kill Team. Be forewarned, that this is a theoretically but not actually amusing move.