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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 | 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.