Editing Da Orkz 'eavy Artillery

Ork artillery pieces often go for self propelled guns to smaller and more mobile [[Mek Gunz]]. However, when the going gets tough, the Orks deploy the big'uns to pepper the ground with explosive munitions and rockets. We are talking about the really big [[Ork Gunz]]. The ones that can rival [[Imperial Ordnance]] in both scale and [[Dakka|firepower.]] These are the Orks static and heavy artillery pieces.

===Big Lobba===
[[File:FW_Big_Lobba_2.jpg|150px|right|thumb|Big Lobba]]
The Lobba's bigger and more immobile sister. A Big Lobba is a more powerful version of the Lobba sometimes mounted on heavy ork vehicles such as [[Big Trakks]] or [[Battlefortress|Battle Fortresses.]] It has a bigger blast but the same range as a standard Lobba. It is basically the Ork equivalent of the Heavy Mortar used by the Imperial Guard. 

Big Lobbas can sometimes be tolled and then statically placed by a looted vehicle. Usually Big Lobbas are manned by Grots and their accuracy depends on the moral and fortune of said Grots. Sometimes however, an Ork Boy can use these weapons, although it is rare.

===Supa-Lobba===
[[File:Supa-Lobba2.jpg|150px|right|thumb|Supa-Lobba]]
The largest Lobba of the Lobba family. Essentially a superheavy mortar if there is such a term.

The Supa-lobba is an even heavier version of the Lobba. It is normally mounted on [[Squiggoth|Squiggoths]] or Battle Fortresses. It works like a normal lobba but is powerful enough to damage heavily armored tanks, splinter smaller vehicles into flaming debris and turn infantry into a fine mist of blood. Again, its blast is even bigger but the range is the same. The Supa-Lobba uses a bigger mortar to accomplish this.

Supa-Lobbas are usually enclosed than the normal Lobba, protecting the ammunition from accidentally exploding.

===Flakka-Dakka Gun===
[[File:Flakka.jpg|150px|right|thumb|Flakka-Dakka Gun]]

Flakka-Dakka Guns are large, heavy Ork autocannons used against enemy aircraft or squads of infantry. 

Firing explosive flak shells at a rate of hundreds per minute, they are usually mounted on quad-turrets able to lay a great storm of fire, hence their popularity among Orks. More clever Mekboyz mount Flakka-Dakka Guns on vehicles, resulting in the Flakkatrakk and Flakk Battlefortress. They can also be mounted on Big Trakks.

They are notorious for being unstable and prone to overheating however, as well as the occasional jamming which can hamper the overall effectiveness of this weapon. Nevertheless they are the primary weapon of choice against enemy aircraft.

===Supa-Kannon===
[[File:FW_Supa_Kannon_2.jpg|150px|right|thumb|Supa-Kannon]]
A giant Fuck Off Howitzer. 

The Supa-kannon is an enlarged version of the standard Ork Kannon found on Ork Big Trakks, Battlewagons or Battle Fortresses. These massive artillery pieces are designed for destroying enemy positions and fortifications and are usually crewed by Gretchin gunners. It is a shorter-ranged version of the Earthshaker Cannon and often is just that cannon, looted and a little 'orkified'.

It is often the most popular choice for Ork artillery and it is used as the equivalent of the Basilisk Earthshaker Cannon.

===Soopagun===
[[File:SoopaGun1.jpg|150px|right|thumb|Soopagun]]
One of the biggest Ork artillery pieces and a giant FU to armored formations.

The Soopagun makes the Supa-Kannon look like a Grot Blasta. The Soopagun is enormously large and powerful artillery piece that can be mounted on Ork Gargants, Gunwagons, Gunfortresses or used as a static artillery piece.

The Soopagun is often too heavy and recoil too violent for any vehicle mounting it, thus the vehicle is often forced to brace itself before firing the giant gun.

===Pulsa Rokkit===
[[File:Pulsa_Rokkit.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Pulsa Rokkit]]
The Pulsa Rokkit is an enormous Ork Rokkit, that contains a large and unstable force field generator. It is a special version of Kustom Force Field, mounted on a rocket and launched into enemy ranks. The generator is modified into a special version called a Pulsa and detaches from the rocket and slowly descends (hopefully) to the ground.

The Pulsa launches waves of energy in all directions like a stone on a pond, which sends troops into disarray as they are thrown around and vehicles flip over. Most of the time the Pulsa will burn out after one massive pulse, however on some occasions it can continue to fire.

The crew doesn't need to be able to see where the rocket is going, ultimately as long as it lands somewhere in the area of the enemy is fine. Foot soldiers are knocked over and sometimes pinned to the ground, heavy weapons on mounts are often flipped over and their crews knocked down, dreadnoughts are sometimes knocked over or even have their legs destroyed, bikes and vehicles are spun round and flipped over and some terrain is even demolished, especially walls.

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