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2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:9092:EB43:6B32:3957 at 15:49, 5 June 2023

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	<s>The shitheap that was the 7th edition Looted Wagon is universally hated. But at least we had one. As of 8th edition, the Looted Wagon is officially no longer in the game. GeeDubs reps on facebook have said you need to run your old models as [[Battlewagon]]s. </s>		<s>The shitheap that was the 7th edition Looted Wagon is universally hated. But at least we had one. As of 8th edition, the Looted Wagon is officially no longer in the game. GeeDubs reps on facebook have said you need to run your old models as [[Battlewagon]]s. </s>

	<span style='color:blue;font-size:120%'>Huzzah!</span> Chapter Approved 2018 has been confirmed to re-add rules for making Looted Wagons. Granted, they're only valid in Open Play but at least they're actually in the game. With Gunwagons making a long-awaited re-appearance, it may be the case that old Looted Wagons may be see the "official" battlefields once again, by proxying in for the Battlewagon's shootier cousin.		<span style='color:blue;font-size:120%'>Huzzah!</span> Chapter Approved 2018 has been confirmed to re-add rules for making Looted Wagons. Granted, they're only valid in Open Play but at least they're actually in the game. With Gunwagons making a long-awaited re-appearance, it may be the case that old Looted Wagons may be see the "official" battlefields once again, by proxying in for the Battlewagon's shootier cousin.

	=== Dawn of War ===		=== Dawn of War ===

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2022-10-16T17:55:09Z

Dawn of War

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	=== Dawn of War ===		=== Dawn of War ===
	[[Image:Orky Tankz.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The DoW Wagons in action]]		[[Image:Orky Tankz.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The DoW Wagons in action]]
	Dawn of War saw the Looted Leman Russ as the Orks' primary artillery piece and high-tier battle tank, providing fire support to your other units, much the [[Basilisk Artillery Gun\|Basilisk]] does for the [[Imperial Guard\|Guard]]. The only difference here being that Orks can have 4 Looted Leman Russes and Guard could only have 3 Basilisks.		Dawn of War saw the Looted Leman Russ as the Orks' primary artillery piece and high-tier battle tank, providing fire support to your other units, much the [[Basilisk Artillery Gun\|Basilisk]] does for the [[Imperial Guard\|Guard]]. The only difference here being that Orks can have 4 Looted Leman Russes and Guard could only have 3 Basilisks. There's also the looted Predator in game 2 which acts as a normal tank but isn't as goofy looking and often forgotten.

	== Looted Everything ==		== Looted Everything ==

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The Looted Wagon

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	Suffice to say, this was a ''ridiculously'' popular option, lowered the barrier of entry for army newcomers (because they could convert existing vehicles, leading to a lot of Imperial Guard or Marine players gradually building some token Ork forces), and made it way easier for Ork players to cover holes in the army they'd otherwise have, such as a general lack of heavy armor and stronger firepower - taking a [[Leman Russ Battle Tank]] or two was a good way to get heavy armor and firepower on the battlefield. It was so popular, in fact, that [[Dawn of War]] made Looted Leman Russes the dedicated Ork heavy vehicle, and [[Dawn of War 2]] gave them looted [[Predator Tank]]s.		Suffice to say, this was a ''ridiculously'' popular option, lowered the barrier of entry for army newcomers (because they could convert existing vehicles, leading to a lot of Imperial Guard or Marine players gradually building some token Ork forces), and made it way easier for Ork players to cover holes in the army they'd otherwise have, such as a general lack of heavy armor and stronger firepower - taking a [[Leman Russ Battle Tank]] or two was a good way to get heavy armor and firepower on the battlefield. It was so popular, in fact, that [[Dawn of War]] made Looted Leman Russes the dedicated Ork heavy vehicle, and [[Dawn of War 2]] gave them looted [[Predator Tank]]s.

	Unfortunately, like anything remotely popular in [[Warhammer 40,000]]'s playerbase, it was inevitably ruined by [[Games Workshop\|GeeDubs]]. This particular rule change was [[RAGE\|especially loathed]] by players, as the very codex update that heralded this change (5th Edition) prominently featured a looted [[Basilisk]] in the Cityfight showcase ''[[What\|in the same book]]''. The upcoming ork Codex would remove the Looted vehicle rules ''entirely'', with the only surviving example of it being the Looted Wagon, an overglorified [[~~Rhino Transport~~\|~~Rhino~~]] with a more forgiving rule to represent it not being made by orks.		Unfortunately, like anything remotely popular in [[Warhammer 40,000]]'s playerbase, it was inevitably ruined by [[Games Workshop\|GeeDubs]]. This particular rule change was [[RAGE\|especially loathed]] by players, as the very codex update that heralded this change (5th Edition) prominently featured a looted [[Basilisk]] in the Cityfight showcase ''[[What\|in the same book]]''. The upcoming ork Codex would remove the Looted vehicle rules ''entirely'', with the only surviving example of it being the Looted Wagon, an overglorified [[Leman Russ Battle Tank\|Leman Russ]] with a more forgiving rule to represent it not being made by orks.

	In the case of other vehicles, you would either have to have them [[Counts As\|count as]] a different vehicle in the ork codex, or more commonly be considered an allied unit, which opens up its own can of worms because the Ork ally list features only [[Chaos Space Marines\|Chaos]] as a remotely viable ally - good news for that one maniac who made an orky [[Defiler]]; ''terrible'' news for pretty much everyone else.		In the case of other vehicles, you would either have to have them [[Counts As\|count as]] a different vehicle in the ork codex, or more commonly be considered an allied unit, which opens up its own can of worms because the Ork ally list features only [[Chaos Space Marines\|Chaos]] as a remotely viable ally - good news for that one maniac who made an orky [[Defiler]]; ''terrible'' news for pretty much everyone else.

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2022-03-12T20:08:59Z

The Looted Wagon

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	== The Looted Wagon ==		== The Looted Wagon ==
	'''Looted Wagons''' are, in short, vehicles that have been stolen by Orks from [[Imperium of Man\|people who know ~~actually~~ how to make them]] and subsequently been kitted out with all sorts of flashy bitz and gizmos.		'''Looted Wagons''' are, in short, vehicles that have been stolen by Orks from [[Imperium of Man\|people who actually know how to make them]] and subsequently been kitted out with all sorts of flashy bitz and gizmos.

	This wasn't just a principle thing; the rulebook literally said that you had to make the vehicle look orky, so no [[Proxy\|Proxies]] allowed. However, the vehicle always had to make use of the Orks' Ballistic Skill 2 - no matter what codex the vehicle came from - at exactly the same price, so unless you had good luck, an ork-looted vehicle would lose to its non-looted equivalent in a firefight. You also had to deal with the risk of the vehicle breaking down at the beginning of the game on a D6 roll of 1.		This wasn't just a principle thing; the rulebook literally said that you had to make the vehicle look orky, so no [[Proxy\|Proxies]] allowed. However, the vehicle always had to make use of the Orks' Ballistic Skill 2 - no matter what codex the vehicle came from - at exactly the same price, so unless you had good luck, an ork-looted vehicle would lose to its non-looted equivalent in a firefight. You also had to deal with the risk of the vehicle breaking down at the beginning of the game on a D6 roll of 1.

1d4chan>Von P: Updating PG link.

2022-01-21T00:34:40Z

Updating PG link.

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

	[https://~~mega~~.nz/~~#!C6hgQRAa!lA8Vv~~-~~HcIX7Hx8I2AGwfgjgoEo0C0IKBxNgp~~-~~f4j3ko~~ Potentiam Gigantio Volume 4]: A 40k RPG homebrew book by anon that includes rules for Looted vehicles, inspired by the classic vehicles of 3rd edition.		[https://konigstein.itch.io/potentiam-gigantio-volume-1 Potentiam Gigantio Volume 4]: A 40k RPG homebrew book by anon that includes rules for Looted vehicles, inspired by the classic vehicles of 3rd edition.

	[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]

1d4chan>BigEEcksdee at 13:52, 3 September 2021

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	'''Looted''' items are equipment or vehicles that [[Orks]] have [[Blood Ravens\|"appropriated"]] and "refurbished". They acquire this technology either as battlefield salvage or outright theft. Since other races' tech isn't very [[orky]], the Orks make it so, welding and bolting pointy metal bits and pieces onto it.		'''Looted''' items are equipment or vehicles that [[Orks]] have [[Blood Ravens\|"appropriated"]] and "refurbished". They acquire this technology either as battlefield salvage or outright theft. Since other races' tech isn't very [[orky]], the Orks make it so, welding and bolting pointy metal bits and pieces onto it.

	Looting takes many forms, since any ork that sees something he likes in the hands of his foes (or friends) is liable to make him jealous, and a jealous ork has notoriously sticky fingers. This is so prevalent that an entire ork clan, the [[Deathskulls]], are dedicated to looting (and jointly, engineering). Orks make constant use of looted guns, looted armor, looted ammunition, looted food, looted buildings, looted fuel, looted wealth, looted people, and of course looted vehicles. The [[Lootas]] are in fact just a bunch of thieving gits who managed to nick the best guns off of dead enemies, and bring them back to their Mek buddies to be rebuilt into shoulder-mounted gun platforms.		[[British Empire\|Looting takes many forms]], since any ork that sees something he likes in the hands of his foes (or friends) is liable to make him jealous, and a jealous ork has notoriously sticky fingers. This is so prevalent that an entire ork clan, the [[Deathskulls]], are dedicated to looting (and jointly, engineering). Orks make constant use of looted guns, looted armor, looted ammunition, looted food, looted buildings, looted fuel, looted wealth, looted people, and of course looted vehicles. The [[Lootas]] are in fact just a bunch of thieving gits who managed to nick the best guns off of dead enemies, and bring them back to their Mek buddies to be rebuilt into shoulder-mounted gun platforms.

	Orks being Orks have in the most extreme examples been known to loot more than an opposing factions armor. Indeed, the cooperation of Mekz and Painboyz has yielded virtually enslaved carnifexes. The results of which are quite spectacular, though like many Orkish endeavors, the chance for catastrophic failure is high. The limit to Ork looting lies only in the Orks creativity. Orks when given the ability will loot and convert technology and biology they have absolutely no understanding of (were talking lower than 'put da gun ova here!' low) and will cherish their maddening contraptions.		Orks being Orks have in the most extreme examples been known to loot more than an opposing factions armor. Indeed, the cooperation of Mekz and Painboyz has yielded virtually enslaved carnifexes. The results of which are quite spectacular, though like many Orkish endeavors, the chance for catastrophic failure is high. The limit to Ork looting lies only in the Orks creativity. Orks when given the ability will loot and convert technology and biology they have absolutely no understanding of (were talking lower than 'put da gun ova here!' low) and will cherish their maddening contraptions.

1d4chan>Von P at 15:57, 8 February 2021

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	File:Ordinatus.jpg\|Oh, bugger me ragged - a looted [[Ordinatus]]		File:Ordinatus.jpg\|Oh, bugger me ragged - a looted [[Ordinatus]]
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			== External Links ==

			[https://mega.nz/#!C6hgQRAa!lA8Vv-HcIX7Hx8I2AGwfgjgoEo0C0IKBxNgp-f4j3ko Potentiam Gigantio Volume 4]: A 40k RPG homebrew book by anon that includes rules for Looted vehicles, inspired by the classic vehicles of 3rd edition.

	[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* The Death of the Looted Wagon */

2021-01-30T07:19:20Z

The Death of the Looted Wagon

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	'''Options''':		'''Options''':
	*May take one of the following:		*May take one of the following:
	**Killkannon		**[[Killkannon]]
			**[[Boom Gun]]
	*May take up to three of the following:		*May take up to three of the following:
	**Big Shoota		**[[Big Shoota]]
	**Rokkit Launcha		**[[Rokkit Launcha]]
	**Skorcha		**[[Skorcha]]

	*May take any of the following:		*May take any of the following:
	**Deff Rolla		**[[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Deffrolla\|Deff Rolla]]
	**'Ard case		**'Ard case
	**Grabbin' ~~klaw~~		**[[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Grabbin' Klaw\|Grabbin' Klaw]]

	*May take items from the Orks Vehicle Equipment list.		*May take items from the Orks Vehicle Equipment list.