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1d4chan>Ћ Professional at 18:10, 15 August 2020

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	This kill team is focused on melee more than any other faction. Your ranged options are limited, and the options you do get are underwhelming. This is made up for by some of the best melee units in the game. Your basic units get 4 attack in melee, and your cavalry get 6. This said, armour saves are pretty much unheard of, so make sure they survive long enough to get into combat. Overall they are an incredibly fun but unforgiving faction.		This [[Feral_Orks\|Feral Ork]] kill team is focused on melee more than any other faction. Your ranged options are limited, and the options you do get are underwhelming. This is made up for by some of the best melee units in the game. Your basic units get 4 attack in melee, and your cavalry get 6. This said, armour saves are pretty much unheard of, so make sure they survive long enough to get into combat. Overall they are an incredibly fun but unforgiving faction.
	Your common keywords are {{W40kKeyword\|Xenos, Orks}}		Your common keywords are {{W40kKeyword\|Xenos, Orks}}

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	*'''Feral Grot''': Weak and squishy with S2 and T2, dirt cheap at 4pts each. With assault 2 weapons you can quickly amass large amounts of cheap ranged fire from these, and with +3 to saves when in cover they are the premier objective holders for your kill team. Has the punji trap rule, which means that evey time a model charges it while its in cover, roll at D6, and then on a 6 that model takes a mortal wound. Handy for discouraging charges.		*'''Feral Grot''': Weak and squishy with S2 and T2, dirt cheap at 4pts each. With assault 2 weapons you can quickly amass large amounts of cheap ranged fire from these, and with +3 to saves when in cover they are the premier objective holders for your kill team. Has the punji trap rule, which means that evey time a model charges it while its in cover, roll at D6, and then on a 6 that model takes a mortal wound. Handy for discouraging charges.

	===Special===		=== Special ===

	*'''Pigdoc''': Improves the warpaint save of models withing 6" to 5+++ rather than 6+++. Adds come much needed survivability to your team, and decent in melee as well.		*'''Pigdoc''': Improves the warpaint save of models withing 6" to 5+++ rather than 6+++. Adds come much needed survivability to your team, and decent in melee as well.
	*'''Huntas''': Ambush Units that can be set up on the battlefield 9" away from an enemy at the end of your movement phase, and gets AP-2 on its attacks if it charges at a unit they couldn't see it. Not that great, but its cheap at 8pts, and can be useful for getting rid of dangerous heavy weapons. But you will usually want to save your special slots for other things.		*'''Huntas''': Ambush Units that can be set up on the battlefield 9" away from an enemy at the end of your movement phase, and gets AP-2 on its attacks if it charges at a unit they couldn't see it. Not that great, but its cheap at 8pts, and can be useful for getting rid of dangerous heavy weapons. But you will usually want to save your special slots for other things.
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	*'''Brute Savage''': A great melee beatstick with 3 attacks S5 WS3+, and more survivable than most of your units with 3 wounds and a 4+ armour save. Stick with the 'Uge choppa and let him deal with the things the rest of your team tends to struggle with, or a pair of choppas for dealing with hordes. He can also take throwing spears for 10pts but at BS5+ it's probably not worth it.		*'''Brute Savage''': A great melee beatstick with 3 attacks S5 WS3+, and more survivable than most of your units with 3 wounds and a 4+ armour save. Stick with the 'Uge choppa and let him deal with the things the rest of your team tends to struggle with, or a pair of choppas for dealing with hordes. He can also take throwing spears for 10pts but at BS5+ it's probably not worth it.

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	At the beginning of the game, choose Gork or Mork, and then roll a D3 to see what effect you get.		At the beginning of the game, choose Gork or Mork, and then roll a D3 to see what effect you get.
	===Gork's Favor===		===Gork's Favor===
	*'''1. Ferocious Brutality''': Re-roll wound rolls of 1 in the fight phase.		*'''1 - Ferocious Brutality''': Re-roll wound rolls of 1 in the fight phase.
	*'''1. Assault and Battery''': Lets you use 'Ere we go to re-roll either one or both dice, pretty consistently increasing your charge distance.		*'''2 - Assault and Battery''': Lets you use 'Ere we go to re-roll either one or both dice, pretty consistently increasing your charge distance.
	*'''Thunderous Charge''': Gives your units an extra attack when they charge. Lets your basic troops put out 5 melee attacks on the charge.		*'''3 - Thunderous Charge''': Gives your units an extra attack when they charge. Lets your basic troops put out 5 melee attacks on the charge.

	===Mork's Favor===		===Mork's Favor===
	*'''1. Go All Sneaky-Like''': Lets you move your models 6" after all units have been deployed. Helps you get your units into close combat quicker, but fairly mediocre.		*'''1 - Go All Sneaky-Like''': Lets you move your models 6" after all units have been deployed. Helps you get your units into close combat quicker, but fairly mediocre.
	*'''2. Da Eye of Mork''': Each time you spend a tactical point on a model with this blessing, on a 5+ that point is refunded. The tactical actions for this list are quite good, so you can get good value out of this.		*'''2 - Da Eye of Mork''': Each time you spend a tactical point on a model with this blessing, on a 5+ that point is refunded. The tactical actions for this list are quite good, so you can get good value out of this.
	*'''3. Found Dis in Da Shakk''': Gives all your models 2 stikkbombs each. You can still only throw 1 a turn though.		*'''3 - Found Dis in Da Shakk''': Gives all your models 2 stikkbombs each. You can still only throw 1 a turn though.
	==Savage Power Discipline==		==Savage Power Discipline==
	*'''Deff March''': Warp charge 5. Lets a friendly model within 18" attack a second time in the fight phase, even if that model is killed. Fantastic.		*'''Deff March''': Warp charge 5. Lets a friendly model within 18" attack a second time in the fight phase, even if that model is killed. Fantastic.

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	This kill team is focused on melee more than any other faction. Your ranged options are limited, and the options you do get are underwhelming. This is made up for by some of the best melee units in the game. Your basic units get 4 attack in melee, and your cavalry get 6. This said, armour saves are pretty much unheard of, so make sure they survive long enough to get into combat. Overall they are an incredibly fun but unforgiving faction.		This kill team is focused on melee more than any other faction. Your ranged options are limited, and the options you do get are underwhelming. This is made up for by some of the best melee units in the game. Your basic units get 4 attack in melee, and your cavalry get 6. This said, armour saves are pretty much unheard of, so make sure they survive long enough to get into combat. Overall they are an incredibly fun but unforgiving faction.
	Your common keywords are {{W40kKeyword\|Xenos, Orks~~, <Klan>~~}}		Your common keywords are {{W40kKeyword\|Xenos, Orks}}

	== General Rules ==		== General Rules ==
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	===Core===		===Core===
	*'''Ork Savage''': A cheap unit at 6 points each, and with ~~a terrifying~~ melee damage potential. They lack a decent armour save, but with T4 and 2 wounds they are more survivable then many other army's basic troops. Nearly useless at range, so use your advance move every turn to get them into melee combat quickly. They can take bows, but don't, and don't bother with the shield because it will only put them up to 5+ anyway.		*'''Ork Savage''': A cheap unit at 6 points each, and with an impressive melee damage potential. They lack a decent armour save, but with T4 and 2 wounds they are more survivable then many other army's basic troops. Nearly useless at range, so use your advance move every turn to get them into melee combat quickly. They can take bows, but don't, and don't bother with the shield because it will only put them up to 5+ anyway.
	*'''Beastie Boy''': Expensive at 25 pts, but for that you get an enormous 14" movement range, T5 and a 5+ save, and two extra attacks from the warbeast steed. Maybe the only core unit in the game that can boast 6 melee attacks, but they will still go down quickly to focused ranged fire, so make sure to keep them out of line of sight until they are ready to charge. Capped at 0-5 without a beastie boss.		*'''Beastie Boy''': Expensive at 25 pts, but for that you get an enormous 14" movement range, T5 and a 5+ save, and two extra attacks from the warbeast steed. Maybe the only core unit in the game that can boast 6 melee attacks, but they will still go down quickly to focused ranged fire, so make sure to keep them out of line of sight until they are ready to charge. Capped at 0-5 without a beastie boss.
	*'''Feral Grot''': Weak and squishy with S2 and T2, dirt cheap at 4pts each. With assault 2 weapons you can quickly amass large amounts of cheap ranged fire from these, and with +3 to saves when in cover they are the premier objective holders for your kill team. Has the punji trap rule, which means that evey time a model charges it while its in cover, roll at D6, and then on a 6 that model takes a mortal wound. Handy for discouraging charges.		*'''Feral Grot''': Weak and squishy with S2 and T2, dirt cheap at 4pts each. With assault 2 weapons you can quickly amass large amounts of cheap ranged fire from these, and with +3 to saves when in cover they are the premier objective holders for your kill team. Has the punji trap rule, which means that evey time a model charges it while its in cover, roll at D6, and then on a 6 that model takes a mortal wound. Handy for discouraging charges.

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	*'''2. Da Eye of Mork''': Each time you spend a tactical point on a model with this blessing, on a 5+ that point is refunded. The tactical actions for this list are quite good, so you can get good value out of this.		*'''2. Da Eye of Mork''': Each time you spend a tactical point on a model with this blessing, on a 5+ that point is refunded. The tactical actions for this list are quite good, so you can get good value out of this.
	*'''3. Found Dis in Da Shakk''': Gives all your models 2 stikkbombs each. You can still only throw 1 a turn though.		*'''3. Found Dis in Da Shakk''': Gives all your models 2 stikkbombs each. You can still only throw 1 a turn though.
			==Savage Power Discipline==
			*'''Deff March''': Warp charge 5. Lets a friendly model within 18" attack a second time in the fight phase, even if that model is killed. Fantastic.
			*'''Rain Dance''': Warp charge 6. Gives enemy models shooting friendly model within 6" of this model -1 to hit. Good for protecting your boys as they move up the field, but this doesn't prevent overwatch shots.
			*'''Haymaker''': Warp charge 5. Target an enemy within 18" and roll to wound using the casters basic strength. If successful, that model is pushed 3+D3 inches away. Kind of situational, but can be brutal if you can manage to push models off really high places.
			*'''Hand of Mork''': Warp charge 6. Gives a friendly model within 18" 12" movement and fly. There are better options considering it only affects a single model.
			*'''Brain Drain''': Warp charge 7. Pick an enemy model within 18". That models aura abilities cease to function while the power is active and it cannot benefit from auras or psychic powers. Again, this one is situational, but against leaders with powerful support abilities (Ethereals, Inquisitors, Harlequins, etc), or teams with low leadership which rely on inspiring presence (Astra Militarum, Orks, etc) it can be quite powerful.
			*'''Waaaaghwind''': Warp charge 7. Any enemy model which ends it's move or charge within 8" of this model must roll a D6. On a 1 that model is killed. Could work to discourage chargers, or just as area denial, but its a bit inconstant.
	==New Weapons==		==New Weapons==
	===Melee===		===Melee===

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	==Armoury==		==Armoury==
	Most of the items here seem to be under-costed for their usefulness, so make sure to make use of them.		Most of the items here seem to be under-costed for their usefulness, so make sure to make use of them.
	*'''Sniffer Squig''': 5pt upgrade that prevents units from deep striking withing 14" of this model. Useful if your opponent uses that a lot, but as written it also affects your models.		*'''Sniffer Squig''': 5pt upgrade that prevents units from deep striking withing 14" of this model. Useful if your opponent uses that a lot of deep strike units, but as written it also affects your models.
	*'''Grisly Trophies''': ~~WTF?~~		*'''Grisly Trophies''': Every enemy model this this model kills counts as 2 for the purposes of the opponents rout test on the next turn. For example, if a team of 10 units was down to 8, and this model killed 2, for the purposes of a rout test the opposing team would count as having lost 6 in total, and would therefore have to take a rout test.
	*'''Portable Shrub''': 6pts and lets your unit hide in the open, but stops working when the unit is spotted. Might help you get a unit into melee before it is shot to pieces.		*'''Portable Shrub''': 6pts and lets your unit hide in the open, but stops working when the unit is spotted. Might help you get a unit into melee before it is shot to pieces.
	*'''Attack Squig''': Only 4pts, and it lets you make 2 additional attacks at SU AP-1 D1. Give this to all of your brutes.		*'''Attack Squig''': Only 4pts, and it lets you make 2 additional attacks at SU AP-1 D1. Give this to all of your brutes.
	*'''Stink Squig''': A S4 grenade, but a model hit by this weapon can't fire overwatch in the same turn. Great against armies which are good at that like Tau, and a steal at only 3pts.		*'''Stink Squig''': A S4 grenade, but a model hit by this weapon can't fire overwatch in the same turn. Great against armies which are good at that like Tau, and a steal at only 3pts.
	*'''Tellyporta Made Out of Coconuts and Grass''': Lets the model teleport 2D6 inches instead of moving normally. A little inconsistent, but with 5" movement range ~~you~~ will be faster about 72% of the time, and moving through walls an models is always helpful. Definitely worth it for 5pts.		*'''Tellyporta Made Out of Coconuts and Grass''': Lets the model teleport 2D6 inches instead of moving normally. A little inconsistent, but with 5" movement range it will statistically be faster than walking about 72% of the time, and moving through walls an models is always helpful. Definitely worth it for 5pts.
	*'''Bamboo Glider''': This model is held in reserve, and at the end of each of your movement phases, roll a d6. On a 1-3 nothing happens, on a 4-5, place the model anywhere on the battlefield at least 9" away from an enemy. On a 6 you can choose. Deep strike is often useful, but there is a chance here, however small, that the unit will never turn up at all. Still a decent upgrade under the right circumstances.		*'''Bamboo Glider''': This model is held in reserve, and at the end of each of your movement phases, roll a d6. On a 1-3 nothing happens, on a 4-5, place the model anywhere on the battlefield at least 9" away from an enemy. On a 6 you can choose. Deep strike is often useful, but there is a chance here, however small, that the unit will never turn up at all. Still a decent upgrade under the right circumstances.
	*'''~~Comicly~~ Large headdress''': An upgrade for your leader that improves their invulnerable save by 1 or, since there is no other wa for them to get in invulnerable save, gives them 6++. This adds a bit or ~~survivability~~, but costs 6pts.		*'''Comically Large headdress''': An upgrade for your leader that improves their invulnerable save by 1 or, since there is no other way for them to get an invulnerable save, gives them 6++. This adds a bit or durability to your leader, but costs 6pts.
	*'''Arm feathers''': Lets the model ignore vertical movement and fall damage. ~~Really~~ useful in kill team, especially if you use a lot of multi-level terrain, but it's also the most expensive upgrade at 9pts, so make sure you can get value out of it.		*'''Arm feathers''': Lets the model ignore vertical movement and fall damage. Quite useful in kill team, especially if you use a lot of multi-level terrain, but it's also the most expensive upgrade at 9pts, so make sure you can get value out of it.
	*'''Exposed Rude Bits''': Enemy units subtract 1 from their to hit rolls in the shooting phase. It only costs 3 points, it helps your models get into combat without getting shot to pieces first, and its hilarious. An auto take on every model with access to it.		*'''Exposed Rude Bits''': Enemy units subtract 1 from their to hit rolls in the shooting phase. It only costs 3 points, it helps your models get into combat without getting shot to pieces first, and its hilarious. An auto take on every model with access to it.

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	===Ranged===		===Ranged===
	*'''Bow 'n' Arrowz''': Short range and underwhelming, but with +1 to hit. Usually better to stick to melee weapons.		*'''Bow 'n' Arrowz''': Short range and underwhelming, but with +1 to hit. Usually better to stick to melee weapons.
	*'''Throwin' Stickas''': ~~On the unit's you can take it for it will hit at~~ S6 AP-1 D2, but ~~with~~ BS5+ you can realistically only expect it to hit a third of the time.		*'''Throwin' Stickas''': A 12" S6 AP-1 D2 assault weapon, but the only units that can use it are BS5+, so you can realistically only expect it to hit a third of the time.
	*'''Blowgun''': Always wounds non-vehicle models on a 2+, but with no AP and D1. That said, it's only 2 points.		*'''Blowgun''': Always wounds non-vehicle models on a 2+, but with no AP and D1. That said, it's only 2 points.
	*'''Sharp stuff''': A serious contender for worst weapon in the game, with 12" range and S2~~, but with~~ assault 2 and lots of cheap grots the volume of fire can add up quickly.		*'''Sharp stuff''': A serious contender for worst weapon in the game, with 12" range and S2. With assault 2 and lots of cheap grots the volume of fire can add up quickly though.
	*'''Booming Voice''': Effectively a 10" flamer with S5 AP-1, that the warchanter gets. Pretty good.		*'''Booming Voice''': Effectively a 10" flamer with S5 AP-1, that the warchanter gets. Pretty good.
	*'''Roks''': Most of your ork units come with these, and there's no reason not to throw them. They get +1S if the user advanced, but with -1 to hit they will only be hitting on a 6+. Just throw them anyway.		*'''Roks''': Most of your ork units come with these, and there's no reason not to throw them. They get +1S if the user advanced, but with -1 to hit they will only be hitting on a 6+. Just throw them anyway.

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	==New Weapons==		==New Weapons==
	===Melee===		===Melee===
	'''Pair of Choppas''': Most units will have these, SU AP0 D1, but two additional attacks, meaning your basic troops will be throwing out 4 attacks a turn.		*'''Pair of Choppas''': Most units will have these, SU AP0 D1, but with two additional attacks, meaning your basic troops will be throwing out 4 attacks a turn.
	*'''Sticka''': Taken with a shield for free on several of your units, you gain +1S and -1AP, but it's usually not worth losing two attacks for.		*'''Sticka''': Taken with a shield for free on several of your units, you gain +1S and -1AP, but it's usually not worth losing two attacks for.
	*'''Uge Choppa''': Your tin opener, Hits at +2S AP-2 D2. Again, you lose two attacks for it, so against hordes you are better off with the pair of choppas.		*'''Uge Choppa''': Your tin opener, Hits at +2S AP-2 D2. Again, you lose two attacks for it, so against hordes you are better off with the pair of choppas.