This section details army special rules including Orks Special Rules, Tactical Objectives, Warlord Traits and Wing Leaders.

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Orks Special Rules

’Ere We Go!

Ever eager to get stuck into the fray, Orks will barrel across the battlefield as quick as they can when the foe is in their sights.

If every model in a unit has this special rule, the unit can re-roll a single dice when determining its charge range.

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Mob Rule

Orks are simplistic, brutal creatures who love to fight and draw confidence from possessing strength in numbers.

If every model in a unit has this special rule, and the unit fails a Morale check or Pinning test (after any re-rolls they may have), roll immediately on the following table:

D6 Result 1 Born to Fight: Orks love fighting, and the prospect of a good punch-up will sometimes stop them from running off. If the unit is locked in combat, it is treated as if it had passed the Morale check or Pinning test. If the unit is not locked in combat, it fails the Morale check or Pinning test.  2-3 Breaking Heads: The mob’s leader knocks a few heads together until the ladz settle down and get back in the fight. If the unit includes one or more Ork characters (including Independent Characters), it suffers D6 Strength 4 AP`-` hits, and is then treated as if it had passed the Morale check or Pinning test. These hits are Randomly Allocated, but cannot be allocated to Ork characters (any excess hits are lost). If the unit does not include any Ork characters, it fails the Morale check or Pinning test.  4-6 Squabble: A brawl breaks out as the Orks decide what to do. When the dust settles, nobody can remember what the trouble was about in the first place. If the unit has 10 or more models, it suffers D6 Strength 4 AP`-` hits, and is then treated as if it had passed the Morale check or Pinning test. The hits are Randomly Allocated. If the unit has fewer than 10 models, it fails the Morale check or Pinning test.

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Special Rules

Ambush

If Boss Snikrot joins a unit of Kommandos that are held in Reserves, and no other Independent Characters join the unit, then Snikrot’s unit can move on from any table edge when they arrive from Reserves. No dice roll is required to determine where they enter from; the Ork player chooses. In addition, Boss Snikrot and his unit have their Stealth special rule replaced with the Shrouded special rule on the turn they deploy or arrive from Reserves, until the start of their next turn.

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Boss of the Red Skull Kommandos

Boss Snikrot can only join units of Kommandos. If Boss Snikrot is included in a Detachment that includes at least one unit of Kommandos, Boss Snikrot does not take up a slot on the Force Organisation Chart.

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Cowardly Grots!

If a unit of Killa Kans suffers 25% or more casualties during any one phase, the unit must roll a D6 at the end of that phase. Add +1 to the dice roll if there are three or more Killa Kans in the unit, and a further +1 if there are one or more Deff Dreads within 6" of the unit. On a result of 3+ the test is passed and nothing happens. On a result of 1-2 the test is failed and every model in the unit immediately suffers a Crew Shaken result. Note that no models lose a Hull Point as a result of a failed Cowardly Grots! test.

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Decapitating Strike

Any To Wound roll of a 6 made with Headwoppa’s Killchoppa has the Instant Death special rule.

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Effigy

All friendly units with the Orks Faction that are within 6" of a Stompa have the Fearless special rule.

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Glory Hogs

In a mission that has the First Blood Secondary Objective, the Ork player receives double the normal number of Victory Points from that objective if the first casualty to be removed is an enemy vehicle that was destroyed by an attack made by one or more units of Tankbustas.

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Grot Gunner

Hapless grots are often jammed into the gunner’s seats of Ork aircraft and given strict instructions to shoot anything that moves.

When a model with this special rule fires a big shoota or twin-linked big shoota, these shots are resolved at Ballistic Skill 3.

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High Voltage

When the wielder makes its close combat Attacks, it can instead choose to make a single High Voltage Attack. If it does so, roll To Hit as normal, but resolve the Attack at double the wielder’s Strength (to a maximum of 10) for the purposes of that Attack.

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Mekaniaks

For each HQ choice in a Detachment (not including other Meks) you may include a single Mek chosen from this datasheet. These selections do not use up Force Organisation slots. Before the battle, immediately after determining Warlord Traits, any Mek that is not already part of another unit must, if possible, be assigned to any unit with the Infantry or Artillery type in their Detachment; a Mek cannot leave his unit and is treated as part of it for the entire battle for all rules purposes.

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One Scalpel Short of a Medpack

Dok Grotsnik and any unit he joins have the Fearless and Rampage special rules. Once Dok Grotsnik has joined a unit, he may not leave it unless he is the last remaining member of that unit.

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Prophet of Gork and Mork

If Ghazghkull is your Warlord, he gains a 2+ Invulnerable save on any turn he calls a Waaagh! This invulnerable save lasts until the start of his next turn. In addition, Ghazghkull and all other models in his unit can Run on a turn he calls a Waaagh! despite having the Slow and Purposeful special rule.

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Psycho-Dakka-Blasta!

The supa-gatler makes three shooting attacks with the profile above each time it fires. Completely resolve each shooting attack before moving onto the next. A new target may be chosen for each attack.

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Ramshackle

Roll a D6 each time a Trukk suffers a penetrating hit. On the roll of a 6, the Trukk only suffers a glancing hit instead.

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Scuttle Scuttle Blam!

Bomb squigs always hit the target on a To Hit roll of 2 or more.

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Skreamin’ Descent

Roll 2D6 and refer to the table below when making a Bombing Run attack with a Boom Bomb. The roll is made after the Blast marker is placed but before it scatters.

2D6 Result 2 Faster! Waaagh! Uh oh... No bomb is dropped. The flyer making the attack is wrecked and suffers a Crash and Burn! result, with the large blast marker centred on the position occupied by the target model – the marker then scatters 2D6" as described in the Crash and Burn! rule.  3 Clipped ’im! No bomb is dropped. The flyer making the attack and its target each suffer a single Strength 9 AP2 hit. All hits on vehicles strike the vehicle’s side facing.  4-9 Just like dis! Execute the Bombing Run attack normally.  10-12 Dakka-dakka-boom! Execute the Bombing Run attack normally. In addition, the flyer making the attack may shoot any of its assault weapons at the target model’s unit. All hits on vehicles strike the vehicle’s rear facing. Any unit that suffers one or more unsaved Wounds from any of the attacks must take a Pinning test. Note that the flyer may shoot its assault weapons again in the Shooting phase and it can target a different unit.

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Stray Shot

Roll a D6 each time da Dead Shiny Shoota fails To Hit its target (after re-rolls). For each roll of 1, a friendly unit within 6" of the target, chosen by your opponent, suffers a single Strength 4 AP6 hit as if it were just shot by the wielder of da Dead Shiny Shoota. The wielder of da Dead Shiny Shoota, and his unit, cannot be chosen as the targets for a Stray Shot.

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Tellyported

Any To Wound roll of a 6 made with this weapon has the Instant Death special rule. If this weapon rolls a 6 for armour penetration, it causes a penetrating hit, regardless of whether the armour penetration result was higher than the target’s armour value or not.

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Throttle

When the wielder is fighting in a challenge, his opponent reduces their Attacks characteristic by 1 (to a minimum of 1).

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Trakked

The vehicle re-rolls failed Dangerous Terrain tests.

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Traktor

This weapon automatically causes an Immobilised result in addition to any other effects when it scores a glancing or penetrating hit against a Zooming Flyer. If a Swooping Flying Monstrous Creature suffers one or more Wounds from this weapon it suffers a -3 penalty to its Grounded test that turn.

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Waaagh!

Once per game, at the start of any of your turns after the first, a model with this special rule can, if he is your Warlord, call a Waaagh! On the turn he does so, all friendly units made up entirely of models with the ’Ere We Go! special rule may charge in the Assault phase even if they made a Run move in the same turn.

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Waaagh! Energy

A Weirdboy generates a bonus +1 Warp Charge point if, at the start of your Psychic phase, there are ten or more models with the ’Ere We Go! special rule within 12" of him. If a Weirdboy generates a bonus Warp Charge point in this manner, he must pass at least one Psychic test during that phase or suffer a single Strength 2 hit at the end of that Psychic phase with no saves allowed. This special rule does not apply if the Weirdboy is embarked inside a Transport or Building.

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Waaagh! Plane

When the Waaagh! energy is flowing, Ork pilots pile on the dakka.

During a turn in which a Waaagh! is called, each of this model’s Assault weapons fires one more shot than normal.

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Whirrrr Click-click

If a double is rolled when determining the number of shots for any of the supa-gatler’s shooting attacks, then it runs out of ammunition after that attack has been resolved, and cannot shoot again for the rest of the battle. This rule does not apply to the very first shooting attack a supa-gatler makes in a battle (so it will fire a minimum of two times before running out of ammunition).

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Zzap

Each time a Zzap gun is fired, roll 2D6 to determine its Strength, after the target unit has been chosen. If the roll is above 10, the shot is resolved at Strength 10 and the weapon Gets Hot on any To Hit roll of 1, 2 or 3. If a Zzap gun Gets Hot, the Wound is resolved against the crew. Zzap guns automatically cause a Crew Shaken result in addition to any other effects when they score a glancing or penetrating hit.

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Lifta-droppa

Choose an enemy vehicle which began the game with up to 4 Hull Points. If the target is hit, is it seized by the weapon's traktor beam, lifted up and smashed into the ground. The Stompa's controlling player moves the target to anywhere within 2D6" of its starting location that is not within 1" of another model, where it immediately suffers an Explodes! result from the Vehicle Damage table.

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Power Fields

Big Mek Stompas are protected by a number of power fields. Roll a D6 when the Big Mek Stompa is deployed to see how many power fields it starts with. Each hit scored against a Big Mek Stompa will instead hit a power field (whilst they remain). Close combat attacks come from inside the field and therefore are not stopped. Power fields have an Armour Value of 12. A glancing or penetrating hit (or any hit from a Destroyer weapon) scored against a power field causes it to collapse. After all the power fields have collapsed, further hits strike the Stompa instead. Power fields that have collapsed cannot be repaired.

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Tusked

When the Squiggoth charges, its charge bonus is +2 Attacks rather than +1.

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Gitbusta Turret

Weapons in the gitbusta turret have the Interceptor special rule.

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Rokkit Boostaz

Once per game, at the start of a Dogfight phase or your Movement phase, a Wazbom Blastajets can trigger its Rokkit Boostaz. When it does, it has a Pursuit value of 6 and an Agility value of 1 until the end of the turn or Dogfight.

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Go, go, go!

When a Flakk Trukk or Flakk Trakk has an enemy aircraft in its sights the driver will floor the accelerator and engage the squig-fuel injectors In an attempt to keep up with the target aircraft's strafing run. A vehicle can move flat out and still fire its Flakka gunz provided their target is a Flyer.

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Grot-guided

When resolving hits from a Grot-guided weapon you may re-roll the dice used to determine where on the Apocalyptic Barrage template weapon has struck.

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Inferno

Only 1 Burna Bomm may be dropped per turn.

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Ramshackle

If a Trukk suffers a an Explodes! result, roll on the Ramshackle table below and apply the result instead of the usual effects. If the Trukk suffers more than one Explodes! result, roll one D6 per result on the Ramshackle table, but only apply the lowest dice roll.

D6 Result 1-2 Kaboom! The Trukk explodes, catapulting flaming debris and stunned Orks in all directions. The Trukk is destroyed. All passengers and models within D6 take a Strength 3 hit. Surviving passengers must disembark and take a Pinning test.  3-4 Kareen! The shot sends the Trukk out of contiol. Move the Trukk 3D6" as far as possible in a random direction (the Ork player chooses if he rolls a Hit! on the Scatter dice) Then apply the Kaboom! result above. If the Trukk would careen into enemy models or terrain, stop it 1" away.  5-6 Kerrunch! Something vital gives, but the Ork passengeis bail out of their vehicle before it falls apart with a noise like a Meganob falling down a spiral staircase. The Ork passengers take no damage but must immediately disembark. The Trukk is then wrecked.

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Crushing Weight

A Super-heavy vehicle with this special rule adds +1 to all rolls on the Thunderblitz table when making a Ram or Tank Shock attack.

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Engine Damage

When this Super-heavy vehicle suffers an Explodes! result on the Vehicle Damage table, roll a D6. On the score of a 4+, it is Immobilised (as per the entry on the Vehicle Damage table) as well as suffering the effects of any other damage inflicted upon it, this ignores a Super-heavy vehicle's normal immunity to such damage.

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Loader Gubbins

While the krusha kannon's Grot-served auto-loader gubbins are a miracle of Orky design, they don't always work as they should. Every time the kannon is fired, declare which kind of shell you are trying to use and roll a D6. If you roll a 1, then roll again on the following table:

D6 Result 1-2 Dud: The gun jams, the Grots get caught in the gears or the elastic breaks. No shot is fired this turn.  3-5 You mean ’dis one? Grots love da boom! The kannon fires a Boom shell regardless of the type the Ork kommander is bellowing for.  6 Not that way! The shell is fitted in backwards or something equally catastrophic occurs. The Kill Krusha suffers an automatic Glancing hit and no shell is fired.

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Monstrous Transport

A model with this special rule counts as an Open-topped Transport vehicle, with a Transport capacity of 15 models, for the purposes of allowing Infantry models to embark and disembark from it. It follows all the usual rules for a Transport vehicle when embarking or disembarking Infantry models. This rule does not affect the model's attacks or movement, and does not bestow the ability to Tank Shock or Ram, or to use any other part of the Vehicle rules.

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Orkish War Beast

As long as the Big Squiggoth is transporting at least five friendly models chosen from Codex: Orks, or is within 3" of a unit composed of at least five friendly models chosen from Codex: Orks, it gains the Fearless special rule.

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Overdrive

A Super-heavy vehicle with this special rule may move up to an additional 6" when it chooses to move Flat Out in the Shooting phase.

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Snakebite Combat Drugs

A model with this must roll on the following table after deployment, but before the first turn has begun:

D6 Result 1 A potent mixture of stimulants ravages the Squiggoth's body, but provides no benefit other than angering the beast. The Big Squiggoth begins the game having already lost 1 wound (this result may only be applied to an individual Big Squiggoth once).  2 The Orks daub the Squiggoth in a viscous red mixture that seeps into its flesh and energizes its muscles. The Big Squiggoth gains the Fleet special rule.  3 A combination of drugs and a selection of razor-edged spikes and hooks hammered into the Squiggoth's flesh turn the beast into a living weapon. The Big Squiggoth may re-roll the dice when rolling for the random number of attacks provided by its Wild Rampage and Trample special rules.  4 The vile concoction fed to the Squiggoth enrages the beast. The Big Squiggoth gains the Preferred Enemy (Infantry) special rule.  5 The combat drugs dull the beast's ability to feel pain, allowing it to fight on, even when grievously wounded. The Big Squiggoth gains the Feel No Pain (5+) special rule.  6 Roll two more D6, applying both results (re-roll any further results of 6).

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Tank Riders

A vehicle with this special rule counts as Open-topped for the purposes of embarking and disembarking Infantry models, but not for resolving damage or any other situation.

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Trample

When a model with this special rule charges, it inflicts D3+1 Hammer of Wrath attacks instead of one.

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Wild Rampage

After a model with this special rule has lost at least one wound, it gains an additional D6 attacks at the start of any Fight sub-phase in which it is locked in combat with an enemy unit that contains more models than the number of friendly models involved in the same combat.

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All Aboard

At the start of the Shooting phase roll a D6. On the roll of a 1, none of the vehicle’s weapons may fire this turn as a fight breaks out inside the tank. On a 2+, the Mega-tank may fire its weapons as normal, selecting a different target for each weapon if it wishes!

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Buzzgob’s Kustom Stompa

In games of Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse, or other large scale battles, Buzzgob may be exchanged for a Big Mek Stompa for +300 points. Buzzgob’s Big Mek Stompa uses all of the rules for a Big Mek Stompa and may select any of the options available to one for the same points cost. When this option is selected, Buzzgob counts as a Lords of War choice and an army that includes him may not select another Lords of War choice.

In addition, Buzzgob is considered to be on board the Stompa and the controlling player may use Buzzgob’s Mek’s tools and Grot Oilers to attempt repairs on Buzzgob’s Big Mek Stompa, and the Stompa retains the use of his Warlord trait. Should Buzzgob’s Big Mek Stompa be destroyed then roll a D6. On a score of 5+ place Buzzgob, Nitnuckle & Lunk within 6" of the remains of the Stompa’s wreck. Buzzgob then acts as normal but has only one Wound remaining (note that if either Nitnuckle or Lunk has already been ‘used’, as per the Grot Oiler rule, they remain ‘used’ and do not reappear with Buzzgob). If the Stompa is destroyed in a fashion that does not leave a wreck then Buzzgob may not be placed on the table and is considered destroyed.

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Da Beast

When Turbo Boosting, Zhadsnark may move up to 24" rather than the usual 12". In addition, at the beginning of any Turbo Boost move he may declare that he will Tank Shock. When making a Tank Shock move Zhadsnark is treated as though he was a vehicle with the Tank type and the Tank Shock is carried out normally, however he must move at least 12". If an enemy model declares a Death or Glory attack on Zhadsnark whilst he is Tank Shocking then it inflicts a single automatic hit with one weapon (either shooting or close combat). Resolve this hit normally. If Zhadsnark is wounded (whether or not he makes a save), he becomes locked in combat with the unit and is placed in base contact with the model that inflicted the wound, and the Tank Shock ends. If the hit fails to wound Zhadsnark then the model that attempted the Death or Glory attack is removed as a casualty (regardless of wounds or saves of any kind) and Zhadsnark continues to move.

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Da Dreadheadz

If Mek Boss Buzzgob is included in an Ork Dread Mob army he must be the army’s Warlord, regardless of Leadership values.

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Dok’s ’Speriments

At the start of the game, before deployment, the Ork Dread Mob player must roll on the table below for each of the Cybork Slasha mobs in his army:

D6 Effect 1-2 Turbo-killas: The unit gains the Fleet, Move Through Cover and Hammer of Wrath special rules, but any time it Runs or Charges it must roll a D6 for each member of the mob. For each dice that results in a 1, the mob takes a single Wound (armour saves may be taken normally, these wounds do not cause Morale checks or count for Combat Resolution).  3-4 Tinboy Brutes: The unit increases its Toughness by +1 and gains the Slow and Purposeful special rule.  5-6 Short Circuit: The Ork player may select either the Turbo-killas or Tinboy Brutes option and apply it to the unit. However, at the start of each of the controlling player’s turns (including the first), roll a D6 for this Cybork Slasha mob. On the roll of a 1 the unit may not move, shoot or charge in that turn (if assaulted they fight normally).

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Exhaust Cloud

The cloud of exhaust fumes from Da Beast grant Zhadsnark the Jink special rule.

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Full Speed Ahead!

Grot Mega-tanks move 2D6" per turn as opposed to the standard rules for vehicles, but can always fire their weapons when they do so. Alternatively, they can opt to go Flat Out and roll 3D6" instead and fire no weapons.

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Full Speed Ahead!

Grot Tanks move 2D6" per turn as opposed to the standard rules for vehicle movement, but may still fire all of their weapons without penalty. If a squadron of Grot Tanks opts to move Flat Out, it moves D6". Note that all Grot Tank movement ignores the effects of difficult terrain, but is affected by dangerous terrain as normal. When operating in squadrons, roll once for the movement of the entire squadron in each turn – not once for each Grot Tank in the squadron. If a double 1 is rolled for a squadron’s movement, one Grot Tank (chosen by the Ork player) suffers a Penetrating hit.

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Grot Gunner

Hapless grots are often jammed into the gunner’s seats of Ork aircraft and given strict instructions to shoot anything that moves.

A weapon with the Grot Gunner type always resolves its To Hit rolls at BS 3 regardless of the BS of the vehicle they are mounted on. In addition, they may always fire at a different target to any other weapon fired in the same turn and are not required to fire Snap Shots due to movement by the vehicle they are mounted on or due to Crew Shaken or Crew Stunned damage results.

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Jam!

2D6 are rolled each time the rattler kannon is fired to determine the number of shots fired. If this roll results in a double 1, the weapon is treated as though it had been affected by a Weapon Destroyed result on the Vehicle Damage table, but suffers no loss of Hull Points. Note that a Mek may attempt to repair this damage as normal.

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Jury-rigged Lifta-droppa

To fire this weapon, select an enemy vehicle which began the game with no more than 4 Hull Points and roll To Hit. If the target is hit, roll a D6.

D6 Result 1 Roll on the Jury-rigged Lifta-droppa Mishaps table below.  2-5 The target vehicle is thrown D6" in a random direction (roll a Scatter dice, re-rolling any Hit results), stopping if it moves to within 1" away from any other model, and takes D3 glancing hits as it is flung about by the Lifta-droppa beam.  6 The target vehicle is thrown 2D6" in a random direction (roll a Scatter dice, re-rolling any Hit results), stopping if it moves to within 1" away from any other model, and suffers an Explodes! result on the Vehicle Damage table.

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Kommanda

A Grot Tank with this special rule may mount a second weapon, chosen from the Grot Tank Primary Weapons choices and paid for at the listed cost. Whilst a model with this special rule is part of the Grot Tank Battle mob, it may re-roll the distance it moves (see the Full Speed Ahead! special rule), but must accept the second result, even if it is worse. This re-roll can be used to negate any damage caused by rolling a double 1 for the squadron’s movement, as long as the second roll is not also a double 1.

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Out of Ammo

After it has been fired, roll a D6. On a 1-2 the weapon is out of ammunition and may not fire again during this game.

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Ramshackle Monster

The Meka-dread and Mega-dread has a 5+ invulnerable save.

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Rolling Scrap Pile

Grot Tanks have a 5+ invulnerable save against all attacks, except those of weapons with the Ordnance, Destroyer or Armourbane special rules or types.

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Rolling Scrap Pile

Grot Mega-tanks have a 5+ invulnerable save against all attacks, except those of weapons with the Ordnance or Destroyer types.

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Rumbler

A vehicle may re-roll failed Difficult and Dangerous Terrain tests as long as it is moving at combat speed.

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Sunder

This weapon may re-roll any failed Armour Penetration rolls it makes.

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The Dok is in!

For each Pain Boss included in the army, the controlling player may select a single friendly Spanna Boyz unit selected from this army list. The selected unit may be upgraded to have Cybork bodies for +3 points per model.

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Don’t Press Dat

Roll 1D6 for each Looted Wagon at the start of their Shooting phase. On a roll of 1, the Looted Wagon must move Flat Out, even if it performed a Tank Shock earlier in the turn.

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Power-mad Bully

Krumpa counts as a Deff Dread for the purposes of Cowardly Grots! tests.

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Tactical Objectives

Codex: Orks describes six Tactical Objectives to use in your games that are exclusive to greenskin players and help to reflect their brutal yet kunnin’ method of war.

If your Warlord has the Orks Faction, these Tactical Objectives replace the Capture & Control Tactical Objectives (numbers 11-16).

If a Warhammer 40,000 mission has the Tactical Objectives special rule, players use the normal rules for using Tactical Objectives with the following exception: when an Ork player generates a Capture & Control objective (numbers 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 or 16), generate the corresponding Orks Tactical Objective instead, as shown in the table below.

Other Tactical Objectives (numbers 21-66) are generated normally.

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Warlord Traits

When generating his Warlord Trait, an Orks Warlord can either roll on one of the Warlord Traits tables in Warhammer 40,000: The Rules, or roll on the table below.

D6	Warlord Traits
1	Prophet of the Waaagh! Mork (or possibly Gork) has chosen this Warlord for greatness, and every Ork under his command knows it. The Warlord gains the Waaagh! special rule. If the Warlord already has the Waaagh! special rule then, in addition to the usual effects, all friendly models with the ’Ere We Go! special rule gain the Fearless special rule when he calls a Waaagh!, until the start of their next turn.
2	Bellowing Tyrant This Warlord is an unholy terror, a roaring lunatic whose every (very loud) word is law. The Warlord, and all friendly units with the Orks Faction within 12" of him, re-roll failed Morale checks and Pinning tests.
3	Like a Thunderbolt! This Warlord is a master of the all-out, no-holds-barred, headlong charge into battle. The Warlord, and all friendly units with the Orks Faction within 12" of him, can re-roll all the dice when determining Run moves or charge range.
4	Brutal but Kunnin’ This Warlord has a sneaky streak a mile wide and knows just where to hit his foes. The Warlord can re-roll one failed To Hit or To Wound roll each turn.
5	Kunnin’ but Brutal The Warlord knows when to roll with a punch, and can shrug off the hardest blows. The Warlord can re-roll one failed armour or invulnerable saving throw each turn.
6	Might is Right Made of muscle and aggression, this Warlord is the embodiment of the Orks’ warlike nature. The Warlord receives +1 to the Strength characteristic on his profile.

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Biker Boss

An army led by Zhadsnark may include Warbikers (if available in the army list) as Troops choices, but the army may not include any Deff Dreads, Killa Kans or Mek Gunz. In addition, if Zhadsnark begins the game as part of a Warbikers unit then he gains the Scout special rule.

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Wing Leaders

Ork wing leaders are simply the biggest and most belligerent Flyboyz in their warband. Their size and strength allow them to bully the other Flyboyz into line, and also means they get the flashiest gubbinz and the biggest guns riveted to their aircraft. For Meks, this means getting their oil-stained claws on more of the best scrap and salvage, allowing them to build and fly the meanest, killiest Wazbom Blastajets around.

Faction: Orks. Roll on the Mekboss Wing Leaders table if the Ork Wing Leader pilots a Wazbom Blastajet, otherwise roll on the Flyboss Wing Leaders table.

Mekboss Wing Leaders

D6 Special Rule 1-2 Supa-rangenda: Add 6" to the range of all weapons on the boss’ Flyer.  3-4 More Killier! Add 1 to the Strength of all weapons on the boss’ Flyer.  5-6 More Dakka! Increase the number of shots made by the weapons on the boss’ Flyer by 1 (i.e. Assault 1 becomes Assault 2, or Heavy 1 becomes Heavy 2). This bonus cannot be applied to One Use Only weapons.

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Flyboss Wing Leaders

D6 Special Rule 1-2 Ablative Armour Plates: Add 2 to the Armour Values of the Flyboss’ Flyer until it suffers a glancing or penetrating hit. The rickety armour plates then fall off, and the Flyboss receives no further benefit for the rest of the battle.  3-4 Extra Shooty: Roll on the Mekboss Wing Leaders table to see what special rule is received.  5-6 Blessings of Gork (or Possibly Mork): Roll a dice each time the Flyboss’ Flyer loses a Hull Point. On a roll of 5 or 6, the Hull Point is not lost.

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