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	The Bonebreaka (and the Bonecruncha) were considered to be true Ork Heavy tanks. Nowadays this concept has been mothballed by [[Games Workshop]], presumably because it has been superseded by the new [[Battlewagon]] kit and its variants.		The Bonebreaka (and the Bonecruncha) were considered to be true Ork Heavy tanks. Nowadays this concept has been mothballed by [[Games Workshop]], presumably because it has been superseded by the new [[Battlewagon]] kit and its variants.
	== Then in 5th Edition... ==		==Then in 5th Edition...==


	[[File:NewBonebreaka.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Bonebreaka, not to be confused with the [[Battlefortress]].]]		[[File:NewBonebreaka.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Bonebreaka, not to be confused with the [[Battlefortress]].]]
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	A lot of extra gubbinz and power are required to keep the deff rolla turning. This can make Bonebreakas somewhat prone to breaking down, but most crews are savvy enough to take preventative measures, perhaps dragging a dedicated grot rigger on-board to perform repairs mid-battle. Others reassure themselves by painting their vehicle with blue glyphs, hanging lucky squig’s feet in the driver’s cabin, or feeding captive grots and snots into the tank’s workings so as to keep their Bonebreaka’s belligerent beast-spirit satisfied.		A lot of extra gubbinz and power are required to keep the deff rolla turning. This can make Bonebreakas somewhat prone to breaking down, but most crews are savvy enough to take preventative measures, perhaps dragging a dedicated grot rigger on-board to perform repairs mid-battle. Others reassure themselves by painting their vehicle with blue glyphs, hanging lucky squig’s feet in the driver’s cabin, or feeding captive grots and snots into the tank’s workings so as to keep their Bonebreaka’s belligerent beast-spirit satisfied.

	[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]
			[[Category:Epic 40,000]]
	[[Category: Epic 40,000]]		[[Category:Xenos]]
			[[Category:Orks]]
	[[Category: Xenos]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]

	[[Category: Orks]]

	[[Category: Vehicles]]

	{{Template:Orks-Forces}}		{{Template:Orks-Forces}}

2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:9092:EB43:6B32:3957 at 15:43, 5 June 2023

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	[[File:Bonebreaka.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Oldschool Bonebreaka.]]		[[File:Bonebreaka.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Oldschool Bonebreaka.]]

	In old-school 40k, Bonebreakas were a type of [[Ork]] heavy tank. Used by all Ork Clans, a Bonebreaka was armed with a single heavy [[Battle Cannon]] in a turret and a huge spiked [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Deffrolla\|Deathrolla]] on its front hull. The spiked Deathrolla is what gave the Bonebreaka its name.		In old-school 40k, Bonebreakas were a type of [[Ork]] heavy tank. Used by all Ork Clans, a Bonebreaka was armed with a single heavy [[Battle Cannon]] in a turret and a huge spiked [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Deffrolla\|Deathrolla]] on its front hull. The spiked Deathrolla is what gave the Bonebreaka its name.
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The Bonebreaka was similar to the [[Bonecruncha]] in that they both shared the same chassis which typically consisted of a looted Imperial vehicle such as a [[Rhino]]. They only differed in terms of main armament. Whereas the Bonecruncha consisted of two twin-linked double-barrelled weapons meant for rapid fire and destroying infantry and lighter vehicles, the Bonebreaka was armed only with a massive Battlecannon meant for annihilating enemy armor and tanks.		The Bonebreaka was similar to the [[Bonecruncha]] in that they both shared the same chassis which typically consisted of a looted Imperial vehicle such as a [[Rhino]]. They only differed in terms of main armament. Whereas the Bonecruncha consisted of two twin-linked double-barrelled weapons meant for rapid fire and destroying infantry and lighter vehicles, the Bonebreaka was armed only with a massive Battlecannon meant for annihilating enemy armor and tanks.

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 06:28, 30 January 2021

2021-01-30T06:28:22Z

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	[[File:NewBonebreaka.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Bonebreaka, not to be confused with the [[Battlefortress]].]]		[[File:NewBonebreaka.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Bonebreaka, not to be confused with the [[Battlefortress]].]]

	A brand new Battlewagon kit was finally released in 2009, coinciding with the focus on Orks as the main "enemy" faction in 5th edition. As of 2020 in 8th/9th Edition, Bonebreakas are considered to be a sub-type of the Battlewagon dubbed as Krushas. This family of wagons also includes similiar and nostalgic assault vehicles such as the Bonecrusha, the [[Spleenrippa]] and the Gitmasher. The Bonecrusha and Gitmasher are vehicles that have never been seen or mentioned previously, so they may or may not be a different configuration of the Bonebreaka or a different vehicle entirely. In any event, the current incarnation of the Bonebreaka combines armored transport capabilities with an arsenal of heavy firepower and an enormous spiked ~~deff rolla~~ to create a versatile and enduringly popular Ork assault vehicle, albeit one that comes at a somewhat high points cost.		A brand new Battlewagon kit was finally released in 2009, coinciding with the focus on Orks as the main "enemy" faction in 5th edition. As of 2020 in 8th/9th Edition, Bonebreakas are considered to be a sub-type of the Battlewagon dubbed as Krushas. This family of wagons also includes similiar and nostalgic assault vehicles such as the Bonecrusha, the [[Spleenrippa]] and the Gitmasher. The Bonecrusha and Gitmasher are vehicles that have never been seen or mentioned previously, so they may or may not be a different configuration of the Bonebreaka or a different vehicle entirely. In any event, the current incarnation of the Bonebreaka combines armored transport capabilities with an arsenal of heavy firepower and an enormous spiked [[Miscellaneous Weapons#Deffrolla\|deffrolla]] to create a versatile and enduringly popular Ork assault vehicle, albeit one that comes at a somewhat high points cost.

	A lot of extra gubbinz and power are required to keep the deff rolla turning. This can make Bonebreakas somewhat prone to breaking down, but most crews are savvy enough to take preventative measures, perhaps dragging a dedicated grot rigger on-board to perform repairs mid-battle. Others reassure themselves by painting their vehicle with blue glyphs, hanging lucky squig’s feet in the driver’s cabin, or feeding captive grots and snots into the tank’s workings so as to keep their Bonebreaka’s belligerent beast-spirit satisfied.		A lot of extra gubbinz and power are required to keep the deff rolla turning. This can make Bonebreakas somewhat prone to breaking down, but most crews are savvy enough to take preventative measures, perhaps dragging a dedicated grot rigger on-board to perform repairs mid-battle. Others reassure themselves by painting their vehicle with blue glyphs, hanging lucky squig’s feet in the driver’s cabin, or feeding captive grots and snots into the tank’s workings so as to keep their Bonebreaka’s belligerent beast-spirit satisfied.

1d4chan>Cavgunner: /* Then in 5th Edition... */

2020-09-02T05:48:47Z

Then in 5th Edition...

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	[[File:NewBonebreaka.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Bonebreaka, not to be confused with the Battlefortress.]]		[[File:NewBonebreaka.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Bonebreaka, not to be confused with the [[Battlefortress]].]]

	A brand new Battlewagon kit was finally released in 2009, coinciding with the focus on Orks as the main "enemy" faction in 5th edition. As of 2020 in 8th/9th Edition, Bonebreakas are considered to be a sub-type of the Battlewagon dubbed as Krushas. This family of wagons also includes similiar and nostalgic assault vehicles such as the Bonecrusha, the [[Spleenrippa]] and the Gitmasher. The Bonecrusha and Gitmasher are vehicles that have never been seen or mentioned previously, so they may or may not be a different configuration of the Bonebreaka or a different vehicle entirely. In any event, the current incarnation of the Bonebreaka combines armored transport capabilities with an arsenal of heavy firepower and an enormous spiked deff rolla to create a versatile and enduringly popular Ork assault vehicle, albeit one that comes at a somewhat high points cost.		A brand new Battlewagon kit was finally released in 2009, coinciding with the focus on Orks as the main "enemy" faction in 5th edition. As of 2020 in 8th/9th Edition, Bonebreakas are considered to be a sub-type of the Battlewagon dubbed as Krushas. This family of wagons also includes similiar and nostalgic assault vehicles such as the Bonecrusha, the [[Spleenrippa]] and the Gitmasher. The Bonecrusha and Gitmasher are vehicles that have never been seen or mentioned previously, so they may or may not be a different configuration of the Bonebreaka or a different vehicle entirely. In any event, the current incarnation of the Bonebreaka combines armored transport capabilities with an arsenal of heavy firepower and an enormous spiked deff rolla to create a versatile and enduringly popular Ork assault vehicle, albeit one that comes at a somewhat high points cost.

1d4chan>Cavgunner: Minor cleanup and reversed order of the portraits, since that seemed to make more sense.

2020-09-02T05:43:52Z

Minor cleanup and reversed order of the portraits, since that seemed to make more sense.

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	[[File:~~NewBonebreaka~~.jpg\|~~300px~~\|right\|thumb\|Bonebreaka~~, not to be confused with the Battlefortress~~.]]		[[File:Bonebreaka.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Oldschool Bonebreaka.]]

	Bonebreakas ~~are~~ a type of ~~Heavy~~ Ork tank. Used by all Ork Clans, ~~it is~~ armed with a single heavy [[Battle Cannon]] in a turret and a huge spiked [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Deffrolla\|Deathrolla]] on its front hull. The spiked Deathrolla is what ~~gives~~ the Bonebreaka its name.		In old-school 40k, Bonebreakas were a type of [[Ork]] heavy tank. Used by all Ork Clans, a Bonebreaka was armed with a single heavy [[Battle Cannon]] in a turret and a huge spiked [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Deffrolla\|Deathrolla]] on its front hull. The spiked Deathrolla is what gave the Bonebreaka its name.
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The Bonebreaka is similar to the [[Bonecruncha]] in that they both ~~share~~ the same chassis which ~~consists~~ of a [[Rhino]]. They only ~~differ~~ in terms of main armament. Whereas the ~~Bonrcruncha consists~~ of two twin-linked double barrelled weapons meant for rapid fire and destroying infantry and lighter vehicles, the Bonebreaka is armed with ~~only one~~ massive Battlecannon meant for annihilating enemy armor and tanks.		The Bonebreaka was similar to the [[Bonecruncha]] in that they both shared the same chassis which typically consisted of a looted Imperial vehicle such as a [[Rhino]]. They only differed in terms of main armament. Whereas the Bonecruncha consisted of two twin-linked double-barrelled weapons meant for rapid fire and destroying infantry and lighter vehicles, the Bonebreaka was armed only with a massive Battlecannon meant for annihilating enemy armor and tanks.

	~~They along with~~ the Bonecruncha ~~can~~ be ~~considered~~ true Ork Heavy tanks.		The Bonebreaka (and the Bonecruncha) were considered to be true Ork Heavy tanks. Nowadays this concept has been mothballed by [[Games Workshop]], presumably because it has been superseded by the new [[Battlewagon]] kit and its variants.
			== Then in 5th Edition... ==

	~~Nowadays it has been mothballed by [[Games Workshop]], possibly because it looks too similar to the [[Battlefortress]] and its countless flavors or the [[Battlewagon]] without the Deathrolla.~~
	~~== Then in 8th Edition... ==~~

	[[File:~~Bonebreaka~~.jpg\|~~200px~~\|right\|thumb\|~~Oldschool~~ Bonebreaka.]]		[[File:NewBonebreaka.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Bonebreaka, not to be confused with the Battlefortress.]]
	In 8th Edition, ~~they have been given a well deserved shout-out.~~ Bonebreakas are ~~now part of~~ a sub-type of Battlewagon dubbed as Krushas. This family of wagons also includes ~~such~~ similiar and nostalgic assault vehicles as the Bonecrusha, the [[Spleenrippa]] and the Gitmasher. The Bonecrusha and Gitmasher are vehicles that ~~are completely new~~, so ~~there is some hopes that Ork players~~ may ~~get more choices in~~ the ~~superheavy category~~. ~~The~~ Bonebreaka combines armored transport capabilities with an arsenal of heavy firepower and an enormous spiked deff rolla to create a versatile and enduringly popular Ork assault vehicle.
			A brand new Battlewagon kit was finally released in 2009, coinciding with the focus on Orks as the main "enemy" faction in 5th edition. As of 2020 in 8th/9th Edition, Bonebreakas are considered to be a sub-type of the Battlewagon dubbed as Krushas. This family of wagons also includes similiar and nostalgic assault vehicles such as the Bonecrusha, the [[Spleenrippa]] and the Gitmasher. The Bonecrusha and Gitmasher are vehicles that have never been seen or mentioned previously, so they may or may not be a different configuration of the Bonebreaka or a different vehicle entirely. In any event, the current incarnation of the Bonebreaka combines armored transport capabilities with an arsenal of heavy firepower and an enormous spiked deff rolla to create a versatile and enduringly popular Ork assault vehicle, albeit one that comes at a somewhat high points cost.

	A lot of extra gubbinz and power are required to keep the deff rolla turning. This can make Bonebreakas somewhat prone to breaking down, but most crews are savvy enough to take preventative measures, perhaps dragging a dedicated grot rigger on-board to perform repairs mid-battle. Others reassure themselves by painting their vehicle with blue glyphs, hanging lucky squig’s feet in the driver’s cabin, or feeding captive grots and snots into the tank’s workings so as to keep their Bonebreaka’s belligerent beast-spirit satisfied.		A lot of extra gubbinz and power are required to keep the deff rolla turning. This can make Bonebreakas somewhat prone to breaking down, but most crews are savvy enough to take preventative measures, perhaps dragging a dedicated grot rigger on-board to perform repairs mid-battle. Others reassure themselves by painting their vehicle with blue glyphs, hanging lucky squig’s feet in the driver’s cabin, or feeding captive grots and snots into the tank’s workings so as to keep their Bonebreaka’s belligerent beast-spirit satisfied.

1d4chan>Ћ Professional: /* Then in 8th Edition... */

2020-08-09T17:51:18Z

Then in 8th Edition...

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	Nowadays it has been mothballed by [[Games Workshop]], possibly because it looks too similar to the [[Battlefortress]] and its countless flavors or the [[Battlewagon]] without the Deathrolla.		Nowadays it has been mothballed by [[Games Workshop]], possibly because it looks too similar to the [[Battlefortress]] and its countless flavors or the [[Battlewagon]] without the Deathrolla.
	==Then in 8th Edition...==		== Then in 8th Edition... ==

	[[File:Bonebreaka.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Oldschool Bonebreaka.]]		[[File:Bonebreaka.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Oldschool Bonebreaka.]]
	In 8th Edition, they have been given a well deserved shout-out. Bonebreakas are now part of a sub-type of Battlewagon dubbed as Krushas. This family of wagons also includes such similiar and nostalgic assault vehicles as the Bonecrusha, the [[Spleenrippa]] and the Gitmasher. The Bonecrusha and Gitmasher are vehicles that are completely new, so there is some hopes that Ork players may get more choices in the superheavy category. The Bonebreaka combines armored transport capabilities with an arsenal of heavy firepower and an enormous spiked deff rolla to create a versatile and enduringly popular Ork assault vehicle.		In 8th Edition, they have been given a well deserved shout-out. Bonebreakas are now part of a sub-type of Battlewagon dubbed as Krushas. This family of wagons also includes such similiar and nostalgic assault vehicles as the Bonecrusha, the [[Spleenrippa]] and the Gitmasher. The Bonecrusha and Gitmasher are vehicles that are completely new, so there is some hopes that Ork players may get more choices in the superheavy category. The Bonebreaka combines armored transport capabilities with an arsenal of heavy firepower and an enormous spiked deff rolla to create a versatile and enduringly popular Ork assault vehicle.

	A lot of extra gubbinz and power are required to keep the deff rolla turning. This can make Bonebreakas somewhat prone to breaking down, but most crews are savvy enough to take preventative measures, perhaps dragging a dedicated grot rigger on-board to perform repairs mid-battle. Others reassure themselves by painting their vehicle with blue glyphs, hanging lucky squig’s feet in the driver’s cabin, or feeding captive grots and snots into the tank’s workings so as to keep their Bonebreaka’s belligerent beast-spirit satisfied.		A lot of extra gubbinz and power are required to keep the deff rolla turning. This can make Bonebreakas somewhat prone to breaking down, but most crews are savvy enough to take preventative measures, perhaps dragging a dedicated grot rigger on-board to perform repairs mid-battle. Others reassure themselves by painting their vehicle with blue glyphs, hanging lucky squig’s feet in the driver’s cabin, or feeding captive grots and snots into the tank’s workings so as to keep their Bonebreaka’s belligerent beast-spirit satisfied.

			[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]

			[[Category: Epic 40,000]]

			[[Category: Xenos]]

			[[Category: Orks]]

			[[Category: Vehicles]]

	{{Template:Orks-Forces}}		{{Template:Orks-Forces}}

	~~[[Category:Vehicles]]~~

1d4chan>Cavgunner: /* Then in 8th Edition... */

2020-07-22T00:57:10Z

Then in 8th Edition...

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	==Then in 8th Edition...==		==Then in 8th Edition...==
	[[File:Bonebreaka.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Oldschool Bonebreaka.]]		[[File:Bonebreaka.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Oldschool Bonebreaka.]]
	in 8th Edition, they have been given a well deserved shout-out. Bonebreakas are now part of a sub-type of Battlewagon dubbed as Krushas. This family of wagons also includes such similiar and nostalgic assault vehicles as the Bonecrusha, the [[Spleenrippa]] and the Gitmasher. The Bonecrusha and Gitmasher are vehicles that are completely new, so there is some hopes that Ork players may get more choices in the superheavy category. The Bonebreaka combines armored transport capabilities with an arsenal of heavy firepower and an enormous spiked deff rolla to create a versatile and enduringly popular Ork assault vehicle.		In 8th Edition, they have been given a well deserved shout-out. Bonebreakas are now part of a sub-type of Battlewagon dubbed as Krushas. This family of wagons also includes such similiar and nostalgic assault vehicles as the Bonecrusha, the [[Spleenrippa]] and the Gitmasher. The Bonecrusha and Gitmasher are vehicles that are completely new, so there is some hopes that Ork players may get more choices in the superheavy category. The Bonebreaka combines armored transport capabilities with an arsenal of heavy firepower and an enormous spiked deff rolla to create a versatile and enduringly popular Ork assault vehicle.

	A lot of extra gubbinz and power are required to keep the deff rolla turning. This can make Bonebreakas somewhat prone to breaking down, but most crews are savvy enough to take preventative measures, perhaps dragging a dedicated grot rigger on-board to perform repairs mid-battle. Others reassure themselves by painting their vehicle with blue glyphs, hanging lucky squig’s feet in the driver’s cabin, or feeding captive grots and snots into the tank’s workings so as to keep their Bonebreaka’s belligerent beast-spirit satisfied.		A lot of extra gubbinz and power are required to keep the deff rolla turning. This can make Bonebreakas somewhat prone to breaking down, but most crews are savvy enough to take preventative measures, perhaps dragging a dedicated grot rigger on-board to perform repairs mid-battle. Others reassure themselves by painting their vehicle with blue glyphs, hanging lucky squig’s feet in the driver’s cabin, or feeding captive grots and snots into the tank’s workings so as to keep their Bonebreaka’s belligerent beast-spirit satisfied.

1d4chan>Cavgunner: /* Than in 8th Edition... */

2020-07-22T00:50:32Z

Than in 8th Edition...

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	Nowadays it has been mothballed by [[Games Workshop]], possibly because it looks too similar to the [[Battlefortress]] and its countless flavors or the [[Battlewagon]] without the Deathrolla.		Nowadays it has been mothballed by [[Games Workshop]], possibly because it looks too similar to the [[Battlefortress]] and its countless flavors or the [[Battlewagon]] without the Deathrolla.
	==~~Than~~ in 8th Edition...==		==Then in 8th Edition...==
	[[File:Bonebreaka.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Oldschool Bonebreaka.]]		[[File:Bonebreaka.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Oldschool Bonebreaka.]]
	in 8th Edition, they have been given a well deserved shout-out. Bonebreakas are now part of a sub-type of Battlewagon dubbed as Krushas. This family of wagons also includes such similiar and nostalgic assault vehicles as the Bonecrusha, the [[Spleenrippa]] and the Gitmasher. The Bonecrusha and Gitmasher are vehicles that are completely new, so there is some hopes that Ork players may get more choices in the superheavy category. The Bonebreaka combines armored transport capabilities with an arsenal of heavy firepower and an enormous spiked deff rolla to create a versatile and enduringly popular Ork assault vehicle.		in 8th Edition, they have been given a well deserved shout-out. Bonebreakas are now part of a sub-type of Battlewagon dubbed as Krushas. This family of wagons also includes such similiar and nostalgic assault vehicles as the Bonecrusha, the [[Spleenrippa]] and the Gitmasher. The Bonecrusha and Gitmasher are vehicles that are completely new, so there is some hopes that Ork players may get more choices in the superheavy category. The Bonebreaka combines armored transport capabilities with an arsenal of heavy firepower and an enormous spiked deff rolla to create a versatile and enduringly popular Ork assault vehicle.