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202.160.36.16: /* Mekboy Gargant */

2022-12-19T14:13:54Z

Mekboy Gargant

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	Big Meks who build their own Gargants, instead of being contracted by other Warbosses, tend to make better, flashier ones for themselves. They rig experimental weaponry and shielding to the frame, and send it into battle wired up and filled to the brim with bits and gubbins. Similar to a [[Mek's Stompa]] only bigger, the Mekboy Gargant is constructed by a very powerful Big Mek and is always a sign of prestige and pride upon its completion.		Big Meks who build their own Gargants, instead of being contracted by other Warbosses, tend to make better, flashier ones for themselves. They rig experimental weaponry and shielding to the frame, and send it into battle wired up and filled to the brim with bits and gubbins. Similar to a [[Mek's Stompa]] only bigger, the Mekboy Gargant is constructed by a very powerful Big Mek and is always a sign of prestige and pride upon its completion.

	The Mekboy Gargant is invariably a more shooty type of Gargant than most, relying on massive volumes of [[Dakka]], immensely destructive energy weapons, towering force fields, or other similar techno-shenanigans in order to face opposing Titans. Typically helmed by the Big Mek who designed and constructed it, these metal monsters play double-duty, being equal parts war machine and experimental test-bed for the Mekaniak in question		The Mekboy Gargant is invariably a more shooty type of Gargant than most, relying on massive volumes of [[Dakka]], immensely destructive energy weapons, towering force fields, or other similar techno-shenanigans in order to face opposing Titans. Typically helmed by the Big Mek who designed and constructed it, these metal monsters play double-duty, being equal parts war machine and experimental test-bed for the Mekaniak in question.

	These gargants are armed with all manner of "kustomized" guns and weaponry: massive and randomly potent [[Zzap Kannon]]s, auto-loading high-explosive [[Killkannon]]s, [[Lifta-Droppa]] tractor beams for throwing enemy tanks at enemy Titans, unstable [[Grot Bomms\|grot-guided plasma-rokkits]], experimental double-ended [[Bubblechukka]]s, and all kinds of other crazy junk. It is the ultimate weapon testing platform.		These gargants are armed with all manner of "kustomized" guns and weaponry: massive and randomly potent [[Zzap Kannon]]s, auto-loading high-explosive [[Killkannon]]s, [[Lifta-Droppa]] tractor beams for throwing enemy tanks at enemy Titans, unstable [[Grot Bomms\|grot-guided plasma-rokkits]], experimental double-ended [[Bubblechukka]]s, and all kinds of other crazy junk. It is the ultimate weapon testing platform.

202.160.36.16: /* Great Gargant */

2022-12-19T14:12:47Z

Great Gargant

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	=== Great Gargant ===		=== Great Gargant ===
	[[File:Great_Gargant.PNG\|300px\|right\|thumb\|A (90's-era Armorcast) Great Gargant. For when you need to pile up the phallic imagery with a boob plate and go full futa.]]		[[File:Great_Gargant.PNG\|300px\|right\|thumb\|A (90's-era Armorcast) Great Gargant. For when you need to pile up the phallic imagery with a [[Slaanesh\|boob plate and go full futa]].]]
	A massive Ork War Engine, a Great Gargant is comparable to the Warlord Class Titans of the Imperium. These are essentially a Gargant on steroids, and are often powerful enough to hold its own against other races' Titans without the need to gang up on them like their smaller kin. These juggernauts are expensive enough to make even the richest Warboss file for bankruptcy. Due to this, they are somewhat rare; the amount of bullying and vying for resources required to get them built ensures that only the most ambitious Ork Warbosses can raise their massive bipedal forms. The majority of Great Gargants are often accompanied by other smaller Gargants or Stompas, due entirely to the fact that any Waaagh! large enough to create Great Gargants implicitly having enough materiel to spawn lesser Gargants first (not due to any need to hide behind underlings, of course). Great Gargants are a potent threat to any enemy force.		A massive Ork War Engine, a Great Gargant is comparable to the Warlord Class Titans of the Imperium. These are essentially a Gargant on steroids, and are often powerful enough to hold its own against other races' Titans without the need to gang up on them like their smaller kin. These juggernauts are expensive enough to make even the richest Warboss file for bankruptcy. Due to this, they are somewhat rare; the amount of bullying and vying for resources required to get them built ensures that only the most ambitious Ork Warbosses can raise their massive bipedal forms. The majority of Great Gargants are often accompanied by other smaller Gargants or Stompas, due entirely to the fact that any Waaagh! large enough to create Great Gargants implicitly having enough materiel to spawn lesser Gargants first (not due to any need to hide behind underlings, of course). Great Gargants are a potent threat to any enemy force.

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* Mekboy Gargant */

2022-11-20T06:14:27Z

Mekboy Gargant

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	The super-superheavy Ork artillery unit.		The super-superheavy Ork artillery unit.

	Big Meks who build their own Gargants, instead of being contracted by other Warbosses, tend to make better, flashier ones for themselves. They rig experimental weaponry and shielding to the frame, and send it into battle wired up and filled to the brim with bits and gubbins. Similar to a Mek's Stompa only bigger, the Mekboy Gargant is constructed by a very powerful Big Mek and is always a sign of prestige and pride upon its completion.		Big Meks who build their own Gargants, instead of being contracted by other Warbosses, tend to make better, flashier ones for themselves. They rig experimental weaponry and shielding to the frame, and send it into battle wired up and filled to the brim with bits and gubbins. Similar to a [[Mek's Stompa]] only bigger, the Mekboy Gargant is constructed by a very powerful Big Mek and is always a sign of prestige and pride upon its completion.

	The Mekboy Gargant is invariably a more shooty type of Gargant than most, relying on massive volumes of [[Dakka]], immensely destructive energy weapons, towering force fields, or other similar techno-shenanigans in order to face opposing Titans. Typically helmed by the Big Mek who designed and constructed it, these metal monsters play double-duty, being equal parts war machine and experimental test-bed for the Mekaniak in question		The Mekboy Gargant is invariably a more shooty type of Gargant than most, relying on massive volumes of [[Dakka]], immensely destructive energy weapons, towering force fields, or other similar techno-shenanigans in order to face opposing Titans. Typically helmed by the Big Mek who designed and constructed it, these metal monsters play double-duty, being equal parts war machine and experimental test-bed for the Mekaniak in question

1d4chan>MGoblin256: Added a note about the Temple-Gargant's propulsion

2022-11-20T02:54:19Z

Added a note about the Temple-Gargant's propulsion

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	=== Temple Gargant ===		=== Temple Gargant ===
	[[File:Defenders_of_Ultramar_Super_Gargant.JPG\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The Gargant from '''Defenders of Ultramar'''. The closest thing the Ultramarines would get to a Temple Gargant. Yes, those green lichen on its feet are [[Orks\|''ORKS''.]]]]		[[File:Defenders_of_Ultramar_Super_Gargant.JPG\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The Gargant from '''Defenders of Ultramar'''. The closest thing the Ultramarines would get to a Temple Gargant. Yes, those green lichen on its feet are [[Orks\|''ORKS''.]]]]
	Sorry Mega Gargant, but you've just been outdone. THIS is the biggest Gargant to date. By far. The ''personal'' Gargant of [[The Beast]] HIM-MOTHERFUCKING-SELF, this ABSOLUTE UNIT of a Titan was taller than an [[Emperor Battle Titan\|Emperor-class Titan]], could one-shot an entire Titan maniple, and destroyed the [[Ordinatus]] Ullanor [[derp\|without even breaking a sweat]]. It was so big, the six Prime-orks could walk about freely, and regular Gargants could be employed as sentries inside. The Beast's Throneroom within could hold six MEGA-GARGANTS. It was the site of the final battle in books 8, 10 and 11 of ''[[the war of the beast\|The Beast Arises]]'', and its engine core was the place where [[Vulkan]] died (again), and it ''survived'' having a Primarch smash its engine with a god-weapon ''and'' having the two aforementioned demigods crammed into its main power plant (to become literal spanners in the works). It also survived having a naval plasma drive fired at it (an event which can tear a Battle-Barge in half) ''without collapsing it's shields''. '''WHAT. THE. ''FUUUUUUUUUU-'''''		Sorry Mega Gargant, but you've just been outdone. THIS is the biggest Gargant to date. By far. The ''personal'' Gargant of [[The Beast]] HIM-MOTHERFUCKING-SELF, this ABSOLUTE UNIT of a Titan was taller than an [[Emperor Battle Titan\|Emperor-class Titan]], could one-shot an entire Titan maniple, and destroyed the [[Ordinatus]] Ullanor [[derp\|without even breaking a sweat]]. It was so big, the six Prime-orks could walk about freely, and regular Gargants could be employed as sentries inside. The Beast's Throneroom within could hold six MEGA-GARGANTS. On top of this, it hovered above the battlefield using a combination of thrusters and gravitic projectors instead of walking/driving around like other Gargants. It was the site of the final battle in books 8, 10 and 11 of ''[[the war of the beast\|The Beast Arises]]'', and its engine core was the place where [[Vulkan]] died (again), and it ''survived'' having a Primarch smash its engine with a god-weapon ''and'' having the two aforementioned demigods crammed into its main power plant (to become literal spanners in the works). It also survived having a naval plasma drive fired at it (an event which can tear a Battle-Barge in half) ''without collapsing it's shields''. '''WHAT. THE. ''FUUUUUUUUUU-'''''

	Oh, and in case you're wondering what weapons it carried, fluff says that it's smallest weapons were the size of the main weapons on Stompas, and its primary weapon looked more like it belonged on an Imperial Flagship. If anyone ever tries to create rules for this thing, then you're wasting your time, because: a) the model will be over 20 feet tall; b) no-one will ever play you; and c) you will be an outcast from /tg/ forevermore. Expect infinite levels of [[rage]], [[rape\|Slaanesh-imitating]], and [[rip and tear\|mur]][[blam\|der]].		Oh, and in case you're wondering what weapons it carried, fluff says that it's smallest weapons were the size of the main weapons on Stompas, and its primary weapon looked more like it belonged on an Imperial Flagship. If anyone ever tries to create rules for this thing, then you're wasting your time, because: a) the model will be over 20 feet tall; b) no-one will ever play you; and c) you will be an outcast from /tg/ forevermore. Expect infinite levels of [[rage]], [[rape\|Slaanesh-imitating]], and [[rip and tear\|mur]][[blam\|der]].

1d4chan>Turuk 'IronJawz' Daemonchoppa: /* Great Gargant */

2021-08-16T20:43:39Z

Great Gargant

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 Abilities:
 *Dakka Dakka Dakka
 A Great Gargant can transport 100 '''ORK INFANTRY''' models. Each '''MEGA ARMOUR''' or '''JUMP PACK''' model takes up the space of two models. It may also transport up to 5 '''KILLA KAN''''s.

1d4chan>Turuk 'IronJawz' Daemonchoppa: /* Mekboy Gargant */

2021-08-16T20:07:14Z

Mekboy Gargant

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	***2, Ow did we zoggin miss?: Despite initially hitting the target, the Gargant's shots have glanced off/being deflected/been randomly sucked into the warp, the shots count as missing.		***2, Ow did we zoggin miss?: Despite initially hitting the target, the Gargant's shots have glanced off/being deflected/been randomly sucked into the warp, the shots count as missing.
	***3, Bullsey: The shots have hit the target, the target unit takes a mortal wound for each successful hit.		***3, Bullsey: The shots have hit the target, the target unit takes a mortal wound for each successful hit.
	***4, A Morkin good it: The Gargant's shots have impacted nicely into the target, Mork has deemed the Gargant's target to be a bad enemy, the target unit takes D3 mortal wounds per successful hit.		***4, A Morkin good it: The Gargant's shots have impacted nicely into the target, Mork has deemed the Gargant's target to be a bad enemy, the target unit takes 2D3 mortal wounds per successful hit.
	***5, A Gorkin good hit: The Gargant's shots have kunningly hit a weak spot in the targets armour/force field, Gork has deemed the Gargant's target to be a bad enemy, the target unit takes a mortal wound per successful hit and no kind of save can be taken against these mortal wounds (including void shields).		***5, A Gorkin good hit: The Gargant's shots have kunningly hit a weak spot in the targets armour/force field, Gork has deemed the Gargant's target to be a bad enemy, the target unit takes a mortal wound per successful hit and no kind of save can be taken against these mortal wounds (including void shields).
	***6, A 1 in a million hit, Gork and Mork have each agreed that that enemy was a very bad enemy indeed and needed a proper krumpin, the target unit takes D6 mortal wounds per succesful hit and no saves of any kind (including void shileds) can be taken against these mortal wounds. In addition, these mortal wounds can not be diverted by eg. Saviour protocols, so zokkin shut up and just take the divine beating.		***6, A 1 in a million hit, Gork and Mork have each agreed that that enemy was a very bad enemy indeed and needed a proper krumpin, the target unit takes D6 mortal wounds per succesful hit and no saves of any kind (including void shileds) can be taken against these mortal wounds. In addition, these mortal wounds can not be diverted by eg. Saviour protocols, so zokkin shut up and just take the divine beating.

1d4chan>Turuk 'IronJawz' Daemonchoppa: /* Great Gargant */

2021-08-16T19:55:10Z

Great Gargant

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	\| Rokkit Launcha \|\| 24" \|\| Assault 2D3 \|\| 8 \|\| -3 \|\| 3 \|\| -		\| Rokkit Launcha \|\| 24" \|\| Assault 2D3 \|\| 8 \|\| -3 \|\| 3 \|\| -
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	\| Snapper \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| -		\| Snapper \|\| 6" \|\| Macro 1 \|\| 12 \|\| -4 \|\| 4 \|\| Use the bearers weapon skill when firing this weapon. This weapon becomes a Melee weapon during the fight phase but you may only assign one attack to it during the fight phase (it still deals double damage to '''TITANIC''' units). '''VEHICLE''', '''MONSTER''' and '''TITANIC''' units hit by this weapon halve their movement distances (rounding down) and suffer a -1 to their hit rolls until your next turn and may not disengage from melee with this unit until either this model or the enemy model is slain.
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