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	==In Fluff==		==In Fluff==
	Stormboyz are straight up [[oddboys\|odd]]. When the orky lifestyle means you can do whatever you want whenever you want, not every young and bold ork actually does so; they're either overwhelmed by the possibilities, or simply too ornery from being a teenager and therefore decide that they want to be edgy. Either way, a young Ork who has reached a few years of age may join the Stormboyz. The Stormboyz have their own sort of culture that's quite unlike most other greenskins. They march and drill, they respect authority and do what they're told, they keep their equipment and uniforms clean... hell, they ''have uniforms''. Stormboys don't just practice fighting by getting into a scrap like other orks, they actually ''train'', and in battle this training seems to work. Stormboys are known for cunning plans and suspiciously well orchestrated (ork-estrated?) strikes. The 4th Ed Ork Codex entry on Stormboyz is renowned for being the most hilarious Codex entry in a book full of hilarious Codex entries.		Stormboyz are straight up [[oddboys\|odd]]. When the orky lifestyle means you can do whatever you want whenever you want, not every young and bold ork actually does so; they're either overwhelmed by the possibilities, or simply too ornery from being a teenager and therefore decide that they want to be edgy. Either way, a young Ork who has reached a few years of age may join the Stormboyz. The Stormboyz have their own sort of culture that's quite unlike most other greenskins. They march and drill, they respect authority and do what they're told, they keep their equipment and uniforms clean... hell, they ''have uniforms''. Stormboys don't just practice fighting by getting into a scrap like other orks, they actually ''train'', and in battle this training seems to work. Stormboys are known for cunning plans and suspiciously well orchestrated (ork-estrated?) strikes. The 4th Ed Ork Codex entry on Stormboyz is renowned for being the most hilarious Codex entry in a book full of hilarious Codex entries.

	==In Crunch==		==In Crunch==
	[[Image:Stormboyz.jpg\|200px\|left\|thumb\|To [[WAAAGH\|WAAAGH!]] and Beyond!]]		[[Image:Stormboyz.jpg\|200px\|left\|thumb\|To [[WAAAGH\|WAAAGH!]] and Beyond!]]
	In 8th Edition Stormboyz are ''fast'', possessing a standard move of 12". Due to their Jump Pack and Fly keywords they can cross any obstacle, and when they Advance they can even choose to move a full 6" rather than rolling the dice. However, if they do so, you must roll a D6 for each model in the mob, and if you roll a 1, a boy dies from a mortal wound. He's either blown up in midair, faceplanted into the ground, hit a tree... use your imagination. Even so, this ability to move up to 18" before any buffs are even taken into account makes Stormboyz great for capping objectives, tying up critical enemy squads, and eliminating back-field support units.		In 8th Edition Stormboyz are ''fast'', possessing a standard move of 12". Due to their Jump Pack and Fly keywords they can cross any obstacle, and when they Advance they can even choose to move a full 6" rather than rolling the dice. However, if they do so, you must roll a D6 for each model in the mob, and if you roll a 1, a boy dies from a mortal wound. He's either blown up in midair, faceplanted into the ground, hit a tree... use your imagination. Even so, this ability to move up to 18" before any buffs are even taken into account makes Stormboyz great for capping objectives, tying up critical enemy squads, and eliminating back-field support units.

	In terms of their statblock, Stormboyz are absolutely the same as typical Slugga boys at a slightly higher cost (9 points each). Given the benefits these silly rokkit packs offer, that's pretty much a steal, just keep in mind that they will die ''fast'' if focused before they can get stuck in. Like standard boyz mobs, the Stormboyz can bring a single [[Nob]] who comes equipped with a [[slugga]] and a [[choppa]], and can take additional weapons from the Nob Weapons list. Unfortunately, other than the options available to the Nob the Stormboyz themselves are rather lightly equipped, carrying only a Slugga, Choppa, stikkbombz, and a standard-issue [[Studded Armour\|Ork t-shirt for armor.]] However, Stormboyz do have an advantage in that unlike [[Ork_Kommando\|Kommandos]], a unit to which they are often compared, they can have a mob size of up to 30.		In terms of their statblock, Stormboyz are absolutely the same as typical Slugga boys at a slightly higher cost (9 points each). Given the benefits these silly rokkit packs offer, that's pretty much a steal, just keep in mind that they will die ''fast'' if focused before they can get stuck in. Like standard boyz mobs, the Stormboyz can bring a single [[Nob]] who comes equipped with a [[slugga]] and a [[choppa]], and can take additional weapons from the Nob Weapons list. Unfortunately, other than the options available to the Nob the Stormboyz themselves are rather lightly equipped, carrying only a Slugga, Choppa, stikkbombz, and a standard-issue [[Studded Armour\|Ork t-shirt for armor.]] However, Stormboyz do have an advantage in that unlike [[Ork_Kommando\|Kommandos]], a unit to which they are often compared, they can have a mob size of up to 30.

	The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing exactly 9" away from the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.		The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing exactly 9" away from the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.

2603:8001:3500:CB:597:B9AB:E0BC:6FF9: /* In Crunch */

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In Crunch

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	In terms of their statblock, Stormboyz are absolutely the same as typical Slugga boys at a slightly higher cost (9 points each). Given the benefits these silly rokkit packs offer, that's pretty much a steal, just keep in mind that they will die ''fast'' if focused before they can get stuck in. Like standard boyz mobs, the Stormboyz can bring a single [[Nob]] who comes equipped with a [[slugga]] and a [[choppa]], and can take additional weapons from the Nob Weapons list. Unfortunately, other than the options available to the Nob the Stormboyz themselves are rather lightly equipped, carrying only a Slugga, Choppa, stikkbombz, and a standard-issue [[Studded Armour\|Ork t-shirt for armor.]] However, Stormboyz do have an advantage in that unlike [[Ork_Kommando\|Kommandos]], a unit to which they are often compared, they can have a mob size of up to 30.		In terms of their statblock, Stormboyz are absolutely the same as typical Slugga boys at a slightly higher cost (9 points each). Given the benefits these silly rokkit packs offer, that's pretty much a steal, just keep in mind that they will die ''fast'' if focused before they can get stuck in. Like standard boyz mobs, the Stormboyz can bring a single [[Nob]] who comes equipped with a [[slugga]] and a [[choppa]], and can take additional weapons from the Nob Weapons list. Unfortunately, other than the options available to the Nob the Stormboyz themselves are rather lightly equipped, carrying only a Slugga, Choppa, stikkbombz, and a standard-issue [[Studded Armour\|Ork t-shirt for armor.]] However, Stormboyz do have an advantage in that unlike [[Ork_Kommando\|Kommandos]], a unit to which they are often compared, they can have a mob size of up to 30.

	The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing ~~within~~ 9" of the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.		The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing exactly 9" away from the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.

	== Notable Gits ==		== Notable Gits ==

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* In Crunch */

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In Crunch

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	In 8th Edition Stormboyz are ''fast'', possessing a standard move of 12". Due to their Jump Pack and Fly keywords they can cross any obstacle, and when they Advance they can even choose to move a full 6" rather than rolling the dice. However, if they do so, you must roll a D6 for each model in the mob, and if you roll a 1, a boy dies from a mortal wound. He's either blown up in midair, faceplanted into the ground, hit a tree... use your imagination. Even so, this ability to move up to 18" before any buffs are even taken into account makes Stormboyz great for capping objectives, tying up critical enemy squads, and eliminating back-field support units.		In 8th Edition Stormboyz are ''fast'', possessing a standard move of 12". Due to their Jump Pack and Fly keywords they can cross any obstacle, and when they Advance they can even choose to move a full 6" rather than rolling the dice. However, if they do so, you must roll a D6 for each model in the mob, and if you roll a 1, a boy dies from a mortal wound. He's either blown up in midair, faceplanted into the ground, hit a tree... use your imagination. Even so, this ability to move up to 18" before any buffs are even taken into account makes Stormboyz great for capping objectives, tying up critical enemy squads, and eliminating back-field support units.

	In terms of their statblock, Stormboyz are absolutely the same as typical Slugga boys at a slightly higher cost (9 points each). Given the benefits these silly rokkit packs offer, that's pretty much a steal, just keep in mind that they will die ''fast'' if focused before they can get stuck in. Like standard boyz mobs, the Stormboyz can bring a single [[Nob]] who comes equipped with a slugga and a choppa, and can take additional weapons from the Nob Weapons list. Unfortunately, other than the options available to the Nob the Stormboyz themselves are rather lightly equipped, carrying only a Slugga, Choppa, stikkbombz, and a standard-issue Ork t-shirt for armor. However, Stormboyz do have an advantage in that unlike [[Ork_Kommando\|Kommandos]], a unit to which they are often compared, they can have a mob size of up to 30.		In terms of their statblock, Stormboyz are absolutely the same as typical Slugga boys at a slightly higher cost (9 points each). Given the benefits these silly rokkit packs offer, that's pretty much a steal, just keep in mind that they will die ''fast'' if focused before they can get stuck in. Like standard boyz mobs, the Stormboyz can bring a single [[Nob]] who comes equipped with a [[slugga]] and a [[choppa]], and can take additional weapons from the Nob Weapons list. Unfortunately, other than the options available to the Nob the Stormboyz themselves are rather lightly equipped, carrying only a Slugga, Choppa, stikkbombz, and a standard-issue [[Studded Armour\|Ork t-shirt for armor.]] However, Stormboyz do have an advantage in that unlike [[Ork_Kommando\|Kommandos]], a unit to which they are often compared, they can have a mob size of up to 30.

	The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing within 9" of the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.		The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing within 9" of the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.

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Notable Gits

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	The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing within 9" of the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.		The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing within 9" of the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.

	==Notable Gits==		== Notable Gits ==

	[[Boss Zagstruk]] is a unique warboss with his own Rokkit pack, leading a specialized group of Stormboyz known as Da Vulcha Squad. Basically an even less subtle ork version of [[Sly Marbo]].		[[Boss Zagstruk]] is a unique warboss with his own Rokkit pack, leading a specialized group of Stormboyz known as Da Vulcha Squad. Basically an even less subtle ork version of [[Sly Marbo]].

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1d4chan>Cavgunner: /* In Crunch */

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In Crunch

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	In 8th Edition Stormboyz are ''fast'', possessing a standard move of 12". Due to their Jump Pack and Fly keywords they can cross any obstacle, and when they Advance they can even choose to move a full 6" rather than rolling the dice. However, if they do so, you must roll a D6 for each model in the mob, and if you roll a 1, a boy dies from a mortal wound. He's either blown up in midair, faceplanted into the ground, hit a tree... use your imagination. Even so, this ability to move up to 18" before any buffs are even taken into account makes Stormboyz great for capping objectives, tying up critical enemy squads, and eliminating back-field support units.		In 8th Edition Stormboyz are ''fast'', possessing a standard move of 12". Due to their Jump Pack and Fly keywords they can cross any obstacle, and when they Advance they can even choose to move a full 6" rather than rolling the dice. However, if they do so, you must roll a D6 for each model in the mob, and if you roll a 1, a boy dies from a mortal wound. He's either blown up in midair, faceplanted into the ground, hit a tree... use your imagination. Even so, this ability to move up to 18" before any buffs are even taken into account makes Stormboyz great for capping objectives, tying up critical enemy squads, and eliminating back-field support units.

	In terms of their statblock, Stormboyz are absolutely the same as typical Slugga boys at a slightly higher cost (9 points each). Given the benefits these silly rokkit packs offer, that's pretty much a steal, just keep in mind that they will die ''fast'' if focused before they can get stuck in. Like standard boyz mobs, the Stormboyz can bring a single [[Nob]] who comes equipped with a slugga and a choppa, and can take additional weapons from the Nob Weapons list. Unfortunately, other than the options available to the Nob the Stormboyz themselves are rather lightly equipped, carrying only a Slugga, Choppa, and ~~stikkbombz~~. However, Stormboyz do have an advantage in that unlike [[Ork_Kommando\|Kommandos]], a unit to which they are often compared, they can have a mob size of up to 30.		In terms of their statblock, Stormboyz are absolutely the same as typical Slugga boys at a slightly higher cost (9 points each). Given the benefits these silly rokkit packs offer, that's pretty much a steal, just keep in mind that they will die ''fast'' if focused before they can get stuck in. Like standard boyz mobs, the Stormboyz can bring a single [[Nob]] who comes equipped with a slugga and a choppa, and can take additional weapons from the Nob Weapons list. Unfortunately, other than the options available to the Nob the Stormboyz themselves are rather lightly equipped, carrying only a Slugga, Choppa, stikkbombz, and a standard-issue Ork t-shirt for armor. However, Stormboyz do have an advantage in that unlike [[Ork_Kommando\|Kommandos]], a unit to which they are often compared, they can have a mob size of up to 30.

	The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing within 9" of the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.		The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing within 9" of the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.

1d4chan>Cavgunner: /* In Crunch */ Oops, Stormboyz don't get Green Tide, only regular Boyz mobs do.

2020-03-29T19:12:33Z

In Crunch: Oops, Stormboyz don't get Green Tide, only regular Boyz mobs do.

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	In 8th Edition Stormboyz are ''fast'', possessing a standard move of 12". Due to their Jump Pack and Fly keywords they can cross any obstacle, and when they Advance they can even choose to move a full 6" rather than rolling the dice. However, if they do so, you must roll a D6 for each model in the mob, and if you roll a 1, a boy dies from a mortal wound. He's either blown up in midair, faceplanted into the ground, hit a tree... use your imagination. Even so, this ability to move up to 18" before any buffs are even taken into account makes Stormboyz great for capping objectives, tying up critical enemy squads, and eliminating back-field support units.		In 8th Edition Stormboyz are ''fast'', possessing a standard move of 12". Due to their Jump Pack and Fly keywords they can cross any obstacle, and when they Advance they can even choose to move a full 6" rather than rolling the dice. However, if they do so, you must roll a D6 for each model in the mob, and if you roll a 1, a boy dies from a mortal wound. He's either blown up in midair, faceplanted into the ground, hit a tree... use your imagination. Even so, this ability to move up to 18" before any buffs are even taken into account makes Stormboyz great for capping objectives, tying up critical enemy squads, and eliminating back-field support units.

	In terms of their statblock, Stormboyz are absolutely the same as typical Slugga boys at a slightly higher cost (9 points each). Given the benefits these silly rokkit packs offer, that's pretty much a steal, just keep in mind that they will die ''fast'' if focused before they can get stuck in. Like standard boyz mobs, the Stormboyz can bring a single [[Nob]] who comes equipped with a slugga and a choppa, and can take additional weapons from the Nob Weapons list. Unfortunately, other than the options available to the Nob the Stormboyz themselves are rather lightly equipped, carrying only a Slugga, Choppa, and stikkbombz. However, Stormboyz do have an advantage in that unlike [[Ork_Kommando\|Kommandos]], a unit to which they are often compared, they can have a mob size of up to 30 ~~and thus gain +1 attack due to the Green Tide rule~~.		In terms of their statblock, Stormboyz are absolutely the same as typical Slugga boys at a slightly higher cost (9 points each). Given the benefits these silly rokkit packs offer, that's pretty much a steal, just keep in mind that they will die ''fast'' if focused before they can get stuck in. Like standard boyz mobs, the Stormboyz can bring a single [[Nob]] who comes equipped with a slugga and a choppa, and can take additional weapons from the Nob Weapons list. Unfortunately, other than the options available to the Nob the Stormboyz themselves are rather lightly equipped, carrying only a Slugga, Choppa, and stikkbombz. However, Stormboyz do have an advantage in that unlike [[Ork_Kommando\|Kommandos]], a unit to which they are often compared, they can have a mob size of up to 30.

	The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing within 9" of the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.		The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing within 9" of the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.

1d4chan>Cavgunner: /* In Crunch */

2020-03-29T19:11:20Z

In Crunch

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	In 8th Edition Stormboyz are ''fast'', possessing a standard move of 12". Due to their Jump Pack and Fly keywords they can cross any obstacle, and when they Advance they can even choose to move a full 6" rather than rolling the dice. However, if they do so, you must roll a D6 for each model in the mob, and if you roll a 1, a boy dies from a mortal wound. He's either blown up in midair, faceplanted into the ground, hit a tree... use your imagination. Even so, this ability to move up to 18" before any buffs are even taken into account makes Stormboyz great for capping objectives, tying up critical enemy squads, and eliminating back-field support units.		In 8th Edition Stormboyz are ''fast'', possessing a standard move of 12". Due to their Jump Pack and Fly keywords they can cross any obstacle, and when they Advance they can even choose to move a full 6" rather than rolling the dice. However, if they do so, you must roll a D6 for each model in the mob, and if you roll a 1, a boy dies from a mortal wound. He's either blown up in midair, faceplanted into the ground, hit a tree... use your imagination. Even so, this ability to move up to 18" before any buffs are even taken into account makes Stormboyz great for capping objectives, tying up critical enemy squads, and eliminating back-field support units.

	In terms of their statblock, Stormboyz are absolutely the same as typical Slugga boys at a slightly higher cost (9 points each). Given the benefits these silly rokkit packs offer, that's pretty much a steal, just keep in mind that they will die ''fast'' if focused before they can get stuck in. Like standard boyz mobs, the Stormboyz can bring a single [[Nob]] who comes equipped with a slugga and a choppa, and can take additional weapons from the Nob Weapons list. Unfortunately, other than the options available to the Nob the Stormboyz themselves are rather lightly equipped, carrying only a Slugga, Choppa, and stikkbombz. However, Stormboyz do have an advantage in that unlike [[Ork_Kommando\|Kommandos]], a unit to which they are often compared, they can have a mob size of up to 30- and thus gain +1 attack due to the Green Tide rule.		In terms of their statblock, Stormboyz are absolutely the same as typical Slugga boys at a slightly higher cost (9 points each). Given the benefits these silly rokkit packs offer, that's pretty much a steal, just keep in mind that they will die ''fast'' if focused before they can get stuck in. Like standard boyz mobs, the Stormboyz can bring a single [[Nob]] who comes equipped with a slugga and a choppa, and can take additional weapons from the Nob Weapons list. Unfortunately, other than the options available to the Nob the Stormboyz themselves are rather lightly equipped, carrying only a Slugga, Choppa, and stikkbombz. However, Stormboyz do have an advantage in that unlike [[Ork_Kommando\|Kommandos]], a unit to which they are often compared, they can have a mob size of up to 30 and thus gain +1 attack due to the Green Tide rule.

	The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing within 9" of the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.		The Stormboyz' most important ability, and the real reason why you would take them, is because they can perform a Stormboyz Strike. Essentially, this is a Deep Strike that allows you to place the mob anywhere on the table that is not within 9" of the enemy at the end of ''any'' of your movement phases. There is nothing quite like thirty hooligans appearing within 9" of the most vulnerable part of your opponent's army, ready to sink some sharp bits into some heads.