Editing Flamer (section)

==Ork Variations==
Orks love their flamers just as much as they like their [[Dakka]]. So they have made a few to spare.

===Burna Bottle===
''For more information, see here: [[Grenades & Explosives#Burna Bottle|Burna Bottle]]''

===Burna Bomb===
''For more information, see here: [[Grenades & Explosives#Burna Bomb|Burna Bomb]]''

===Burnas===
[[File:Overfiend-burna.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Burna]]
Not so much a gun as a furious campfire, the Burna is the Orky answer to a need for a [[Flamer]].

Given to [[Burna Boyz|pyromani-orks]], these weapons are devastating, especially if wielded en-masse. Orks being Orks, they always are. They are also explosive due to the huge backpack full of [[meme|propane and propane accessories]] that the wielder, likely an Ork, needs to fuel the weapon. The [[Ork]]s employ Burnas for their flamer-duties. These weapons are unique because they can also be used as cutting torches to deal serious damage in close combat (''AP3 marineopeners ftw! Unfortunately, they can only fire as a flamer or take on a better melee profile, but not both.''). 

Because Ork technology emphasizes versatility as seen with the Choppa, the Burna is often used as a construction tool in creating war machines fitting for the Orks. For fuel, Burnas use a rather toxic liquid which is usually a mix of pressured squig-oil and Promethium, home-brewed by the Mekboys, each of whom has his own recipe of the '''''burnin' brew'''''. Like most examples of Ork technology when used by a proper Ork, Burnas are designed to be very robust and can sustain the worst sort of battering. They have to be, given that they are often used in close combat as improvised bludgeons after the '''''burnin' brew''''' runs out. Orks obsessed with fire in particular often equip themselves with Burnas, forming up mobs of Burna Boyz.

They are also essentially a burning gas-can, strapped on a stick, to give you a hint on what they usually look like.
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===Splash Burna===
[[File:EC-splash-burna.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Splash Burna]]
The Splash Burna is what happens when you ask a Mek Boy to take parts from a Space Marine plasma weapon and combine them into what we can consider to be a standard Ork Burna.

Not considered to be a kombi weapon, this hybrid functions (''essentially'') like a Plasma Gun, but the fuel source is Promethium home-brewed by the local Meks, rather than the usual hydrogen fuel and/or whatever the Meks use to power their Kustom guns. The coils on it still perform a vital function, however, super heating that same fuel to temperatures extreme even to an average Burna Boy. On the effects themselves, that liquid discharged from the Splash Burna somehow clings better to the unlucky targets, causing greater sustained damage compared to the common '''''burnin' brew'''''. The fuel pack, on the other hand, is extremely precarious and often explodes if shot on. As we all know with most Ork weapons that are at least remotely near on the advanced side of the spectrum, the Splash Burna is prone to mechanical failure and self-destruction. Due to its Plasmic nature, the risks of things going wrong is [[FATAL|absolutely high]]. You may expect a lot of Orks being blown up by their own weapons because of the lack of any cooling ports located/installed on the Splash Burna.

Think of it as a "'''''Plasmathrower'''''" of sort, or a Melta that fires a continuous stream of atomizing radiological masers. Or in any other case, it is the Orkified (''quasi-looted'') version of the Tau's [[Flamer#Tau_Phased_Plasma_Flamer|Phased Plasma Flamer]] in terms of nature, but an Orky Melta in terms of function.
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===Burna Exhaust===
[[File:Burna_Exhaust.JPG|200px|right|thumb|Burna Exhaust]]
The Burna Exhaust is less of a weapon and more of a pyrotechnic display used by the [[Kustom Boosta-Blasta]]; doesn't stop the Orks from using it ''like'' a weapon anyway. These rows of pimped-out V8 exhaust pipes are located on the side of the engine and on the side of the buggy for a total of [[Dakka|12 exhausts on either side of the vehicle.]] 

When a Boosta-Blasta charges pass by the target, the trigger-happy [[Grot]] in the passenger seat pulls his fire-lever, causing rows of exhausts lining the vehicle to project tongues of flames that engulf everything nearby. So do Kustom Boosta-blasta leave twin paths of flame in their wake as they hurtle across the battlefield. When an entire mob of these vehicles thunders through enemy lines, they create a fiery trail known as [[Awesome|'da burnin highway'.]] It is a scenario when one can appropriately play High Way to Hell when this thing kicks into gear.

Crunchwise, these are the Kustom Boosta-Blasta's burnas. Range 8" Assault d3 S4 AP0 D1, autohits. You are gonna light up enemy infantry as you do a drive-by barbeque. This is a vehicle you <u>'''DO. NOT.'''</u> want to be around during its [[Rape|movement phase.]]

===Skorcha===
[[File:Skorchas Miniatures.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Skorcha]]
This mechanism here is an Orky version of either the Heavy Flamer or the Inferno Cannon.

The Skorcha, unlike the Burna, is literally a tried and true flame-thrower, a device designed to hurl burning fuel, with a volatile mixture of gases and liquids compressed into a cylinder. When a valve is opened, the mixture is forced through the Skorcha's nozzle and sprayed over a target area, reducing it to burning shambles in seconds. As mentioned, it is basically the Ork's equivalent of a Heavy Flamer, usually mounted on vehicles such as Killa Kans, Grot Tanks or Wartrakk Skorchas; or as a secondary weapon on bigger Ork war machines that seem to be in need of a little dash of pyrotechnics. Skorchas are dangerous, unreliable and spectacular weapons, and so are very popular among Orks who lean towards the hotter side of their usual hobbies. As of the 8th edition, there is now a Kombi-Weapon with its very own mini Skorcha. Yes, you read that right – not a mini Burna, but a mini Skorcha, though it has only enough fuel to fire out the '''''burnin' brew ''''' in only a single shot just like the humie's Exterminator attachment.

Like most flamers in 8th edition, Skorchas are now able to auto-hit targets on the charging phase, make that of what you will as you ain't gonna need it since ''you'' will be the ones charging. The Skorcha/Killa Kan combo can be one of the most devastating assault units available if you play it right, so have fun and cause some chaos.
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===Supa-Skorcha===
[[File:Supa_Skorcha_by_ian_wyatt.PNG|200px|right|thumb|Supa-Skorcha]]
The Skorcha's bigger brother on steroids, for this instance usually mounted on Mekboy Junkas, Mega Dreads and Big Trakks by merit of being too big to carry by typical Orky hands.

These badass mofos are for those Orks who really like to turn the ground into a lake of fire. The Supa-Skorcha is so big that it can only be effectively mounted on the largest of vehicles the Orks manufacture. [[Derp|Despite not having models, there are rules for it in 8th edition]]. Yes, you read that right. Unfortunately, there aren't any official models for the Supa-Skorcha due to GW incompetence. 

Fortunately, the beauty of Orks is that you can just kitbash anything and it will still be considered ''cannon/kanon'' to an extent depending the material in question; hence, a lot of modelers have made their own flavors of Supa-Skorchas, more often than not duct-taping various Ork Skorchas or Imperial Flamers together to make a pyromaniac piss himself in glee. On the tabletop, Supa-Skorchas are ridiculous, especially on the Big Trakk for example. On the Big Trakk, this hot thing is a 4D3 weapon that obviously autohits with 24" range S6 and AP-2... God damn. Equip that Trakk with two additional Skorchas and load it with 6 Nobz with Kombi-Skorchas, and you now have a vehicle that can fucking rival an Angel Infernus Land Raider in sheer <u>'''literal'''</u> fire-power.

The only downside of the Supa-Skorcha is that it is quite pricey, and your enemy will most likely target it for immediate destruction.
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===Flamebelcha===
[[File:Flame_Belcha.PNG|200px|right|thumb|right|Flamebelcha]]
The big cheddar cheese of the Ork Flamer family, the equivalent and answer to the Imperium's Inferno Gun, the Flamebelcha is one of the largest known Ork Flamer so far known to the Imperium of Man.

Like the Gaze of Mork, the Flamebelcha is usually mounted on a Stompa's head – whether it is situated in an eye or the mouth of the effigial head of Gork (''or is it Mork''?), it doesn't matter so long as it can bathe and incinerate an entire battalion on fire. Only the Goff Klawstompa variant of the Stompa family is known to utilize this. And given the rarity of Goffs using superheavies in general, it makes the Flamebelcha one of the rarest and least used Ork weapons to date. It is certainly curious that the "Gaze of Mork" does not have its Gorky opposite. Though we can attribute it to the fact that it is the Meks who build the damn Stompas, and so they take priority in which part of the GM they want to revere on them, the fact that pairings such as Gorkanauts and Morkanauts exist derails that sense of exclusiveness. 

Since the Goffs – the most Gorky klan out there – do deploy these on their Stompas, it is likely that the Flamebelcha may also be known as the "Gaze of Gork." A valid reason to why they don't just call it like that just like Mork's might just be that the Orks haven't reached a solid conclusion in their race-wide theological debate on whether the Flamebelcha or a really Dakka-friendly Kannon should represent Gork's eye – not every Ork is a [[Burna Boyz|pyromani-ork]].

Currently, there are neither rules nor official models for the Flamebelcha in 8th edition, although there were rules back in 7th edition and Christ ol'mighty was this thing powerful. Essentially, this weapon was a [[Rape|S6 AP3 Hellstorm-template weapon.]] Oh yes, automatic S6 hits, you could say goodbye to most infantry at that point.
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===Splasha Attack Gun===
[[File:Slasha_Attack_Gun.JPG|200px|right|thumb|Splasha Attack Gun]]
The Splasha Attack Gun or the Slasha Attack Gun is possibly the largest Ork incendiary weapon in the game. If the Flame Belcha is considered the big cheddar cheese of the family, then the Splasha Attack Gun is the entire fucking cheese wheel.

As the Splasha Attack Gun is a type of Ork Titan-class Flame Weapon mounted only on the [[Slasher Gargant]]s, it boasts increased range and enough fuel to make an Inferno Gun look impotent. You wanna bathe an entire Hive City on fire, this is the weapon for you. It is double-barrelled for twice the burny power. Moreover, it shares the same name as the Splash Burna, but whether it means that the Splasha Attack Gun is a Plasmathrower hybrid is unknown, [[Anal circumference|but one can imagine the results]]...

Unfortunately, due to GW incompetence, the Splasha Attack Gun is only seen in [[Epic]].
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