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These boyz are a revamp of the old concept of [[Boarboyz]] as orkish cavalry. The big difference is that these [[Beast Snagga]]s ride on a vaguely horse-shaped [[squig]] simply called the [[Squig#Squig-Hog|Squig-Hog]], instead of riding on [[warboar]]s. | These boyz are a revamp of the old concept of [[Boarboyz]] as orkish cavalry. The big difference is that these [[Beast Snagga]]s ride on a vaguely horse-shaped [[squig]] simply called the [[Squig#Squig-Hog|Squig-Hog]], instead of riding on [[warboar]]s. | ||
Their [[Nob]]z are tough enough to ride on the even more aggressive [[[[Squig#Smasha Squig|Smasha Squig]] instead. | |||
Precisely why they were invented in the meta is unknown, but presumably, it's to tie into the increased prominence of the orkish built-in ecology, and/or to give [[Feral Orks]] back their cavalry whilst distancing them from their [[Warhammer Fantasy]] (and now [[Warhammer: Age of Sigmar]]) counterparts. | Precisely why they were invented in the meta is unknown, but presumably, it's to tie into the increased prominence of the orkish built-in ecology, and/or to give [[Feral Orks]] back their cavalry whilst distancing them from their [[Warhammer Fantasy]] (and now [[Warhammer: Age of Sigmar]]) counterparts. | ||
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These boyz are a revamp of the old concept of Boarboyz as orkish cavalry. The big difference is that these Beast Snaggas ride on a vaguely horse-shaped squig simply called the Squig-Hog, instead of riding on warboars.
Their Nobz are tough enough to ride on the even more aggressive [[Smasha Squig instead.
Precisely why they were invented in the meta is unknown, but presumably, it's to tie into the increased prominence of the orkish built-in ecology, and/or to give Feral Orks back their cavalry whilst distancing them from their Warhammer Fantasy (and now Warhammer: Age of Sigmar) counterparts.