New dnd character acquired Ork fighter banished from his barbarian tribe because he wanted to rebell by learning technique over raw strength

Yeah they did! How though? The snakebites are a clan, Not the freebooterz though. So how?

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Yeah that's bullshit

Orc WWWWAAAAAAAGGGGHHHHHS does seem like a anarchy serve.

I've never seen an ork try to make a golden apple before so i don't think so

They either are indeed immune to such circumstances, or go into hibernation until conditions are ideal. As it is noted that orks can survive exterminatus

yes, when ork spores land on a planet they will slowly terraform the planet. the fungus will grow into giant mushrooms as tall as trees, and thats where the grown orks come from. grots tend to the fungal forests and grow more sqigs, orks, grots, ect, ect.

They also can grow entire ecosystems of squiggly and fungal plants

@@abel4lt523 I want to build an Ork world now.

Probably....

Im painting a deathskull army for my first army My orks are blorks as they have blue tattoos covering almost their whole body and looted purple ork skins to wear making them very lucky and sneaky

>melee flamethrower If there is anything more orky I can't think of it

WAAAAAGH

Only one who’s been confirmed to have gone outside our galaxy has been the necrons silent king. Who then ran screaming in terror back here after seeing what was coming. And no tazryn just cares about his collection. But he’s more than happy to give people a tour of his museum if they ask nicely l. And have a bartering chip up their sleeves so that they themselves don’t become a part of it

Yes there is a story about a human probe sent out during the age of enlightenment, still working and still being monitored, as the probe finally gets closer to the unexplored galaxy the probe receives signals, ORK signals, and the entire galaxy is infested with orks.

@@DreameradeptThanks for the reply, still wondering about this years later! gunna have to try find that story!

Gork and Mork are comin

*Mork&Gork

They are indeed tougher than the Goffs. But not as strong, violent or big though. But i don't understand how they forgot the Snakebites

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It's a wonder how the imperium of man haven't been wiped out yet. Maybe they do have the emperor on their side

You should consider reading the book series, it covers all of that.

There were a whole bunch. And even some loyalists who turned traitor as well. Spoilers if you don’t feel like reading the books. A few from every traitor legion became the first of the grey knights after escaping istvaan and warning the empire about the traitor legions. There was a battle fleet of alpha legion that tried to warn the empire but alpharius tricked a loyalist unit into Sabotaging a fueling station they were at and causing the whole fleet to go boom. There was an iron warriors captain who was charged with guarding a fortress they’d built. His brothers came to collect all the troops for the siege on terra. They said no and a massive battle began to try and take the fortress. Armies of tanks, several titans and several chapters tried to route out a single chapter. Only for them in the end to self destruct their fortress and destroy most of the invading army. Then you have the hints and rumours of several current chapters being descendants of the traitor legions that stayed loyal. Those are the big ones off the top of my head. Most of the traitor legions purged their loyalist factions at istvaan

@@micheal5973 Nathaniel Gaaro from the Horus Heresy who was a Death Guard captain, he didn't agree with the path his legion was taking and stayed loyal

audible

WAAAAAGH

that's too many

Or at least... Not all but from all worlds ? I mean... Cadia got like what 500 regiments before the Fall ? Just resume the most known of them from each world could be a good 1h video.

Maybe a single regiment from each well known planet, like Cadia, Tallarn, Mordia, Vostroya, Krieg and so on

@@lordofguardslim4788 Kinda what I wanted to say but my English is not that good.

Well we don't know, but it seems that they were the Men of Iron

It would not change much.

Jus make more

I would call it The Mekhas. These Orks would be those that embrace cybernetics. Believing that Ork flesh can be enhanced with machinery and so they form The Crossbones. The color is silver and often have robotic limbs like dakka arms and blade arms.

That’s warhammer fantasy

They don’t really believe in it/lack the intelligence to comprehend it

How now brown cow.

I'd say let's do this but only for the primaries, then the president is chosen by the electoral college, who are not elected or appointed but fight in gladiatorial matches to the death for the right to represent their state .

I'm sure their crushed to lose you