Editing 'Ardboyz (section)

==Overview==
[[File:Ard_boy.png|300px|left|thumb|The most annoying enemies to fight.]]

An 'Ard Boyz Mob consists of 10 to 30 'Ard Boyz which may include a [[Nob]]. For every ten Orks in the Mob one might be armed with either a big shoota or a rokkit launcha. 'Ardboyz are heavily armored Ork Boyz who own and wear [['Eavy Armour]]. Only veterans who have managed to survive many battles and krumped many gits have the chance to scavenge sufficient materials to build or purchase such an Armor. This also means that 'Ardboyz are [[Lootas|excellent scavengers]] even above the normal Ork ability.

On the battlefield, 'Ardboyz will congregate together in warbands, and simply charge forwards, trusting in their heavy armor to keep them alive long enough to reach their targets and chop the enemy to bits.

Because of their role as a moving shield, other Orks view them with merit and therefore, 'Ard Boyz spearhead Ork advances to take advantage of their increased durability which allows them to survive heavy fire fights with barely a scratch and protect their fellow ork comrades from being picked off. Of course, some Boyz may view their bros as nothing more than a [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX|useful distraction that attracts all their firepower to one direction]] [[Just As Planned|whilst the rest of the mob close in and attack a vulnerable position.]]

Mobs of 'Ardboyz retain all the versatility of classic Boyz mobs, thus being able to fill the roles of [[Shoota Boy|Shoota Mobs]] or [[Slugga Boy|Slugga Mobs,]] but usually go for the latter, as their armor proves more useful when close to the enemy.

In the Ork hierarchy, 'Ard Boyz tend to hold a position just below Nobs (though given the unpredictability and flexibility of Orks this is not a hard rule). More techno-hesitant Ork Clanz (such as the Snakebites) tend to look down upon 'Ard boyz, seeing their love for heavy armor as a sign of weakness and cowardice. 'Ard Boyz are more frequent among the Bad Moons and Deathskulls Clanz, as both of those Clanz tend to be naturally wealthy or streetwise enough to gather the materials for the armor. They usually grow arrogant and laugh at their less-armored comrade casualties, who in turn call them [[Troll|"walking magnets"]] (referring to their attitude to pick up scraps for their armor as they proceed in the battle) when not heard.