Editing Warhammer 40,000 7th edition (section)

===Orks===
*After leaving Armageddon, Ghazghkull engaged in a space battle with Helbrecht and Yarrick and was saved by the direct intervention of Gork and Mork, who commanded him to make a Waaagh! so massive that they could lead the Orks personally. And then they threw him through the warp, 300 years into the past, from M41.990 to 694. He's currently on his way to Octarius to krump the Tyranids and show the Overfiend who's the real boss of the Orks. Since the first recorded mentions of Thraka are from about 7 years before the first Ork invasion of Armageddon, in M41.934, this means that he traveled into a past in which his giant WAAAGH and his huge reputation amassed from it didn't even exist yet. So he's literally building an army in the past, possibly to jump into the future with again and back up his M41.990-era horde once it's big enough. Emperor preserve you if Ghazghkull ever meets with himself due to time shenanigans. Source: [http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Da_Great_Waaagh!]
* There is a huge emphasis on the End Times theme, with the Orks suddenly being seized with a religious fervor to gather for the Last WAAAAAAGH!!! - that often mentioned hypothetical galaxy-conquering unification of the Orks seems to be less and less hypothetical as time goes on, especially given Ghazghkull's new blessings from the Ork gods.
* The idea that Orks' psychic fields help their otherwise impossible technology work has been really downplayed, possibly removed. The Meks are really competent in this edition. The book Evil Sun Rising places a lot of emphasis on Meks going off of luck and inspiration with little memory about how they did it.
* More theories as to how the Orks reproduce are thrown around with the spores thing being offered as just one possibility and it is unconfirmed as to how they do it. This is dumbfounding, as even normal guardsmen in novels know how Orks reproduce.
* The infamous Ork Kaptin Badrukk has created a massive armada after raiding a Ad Mech world. After spotting a wounded Void Whale, Kaptin Badrukk is heading straight towards it. The Void Whale itself is heading straight towards Catachan. The Imperium predict that it's likely one, if not both, will end up involved with Catachan. The Imperium are unable to warn Catachan of this impending crisis. Perhaps a certain famous Catachan will return to save the day...
* Orks can now tell the difference between [[Gork]] and [[Mork]] (in previous editions it was a running gag they had no idea which god favored which aspect of Ork warfare).