Games Workshop Warhammer 40k - Orks Zodgrod Wortsnagga,Black

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In addition to all these models that are perfect for starting a Beast Waaagh! of your own, the new army box offers a chance to get your hands on the full Ork codex early. The standalone book’s release is arriving a short time later – you know when the vanguard approaches, the rest of the Waaagh! isn’t far behind.

The nearby Orks were highly impressed at how Zodgrod had managed to crunch the Mek down small enough to be launched through his own gun, but not impressed enough to save him from exile along with his surviving grots. Surprisingly, this turned out to be the best thing for the Runtherd, as now he embraces the freebooting lifestyle and sells the services of his powered-up grots to the highest bidder. Best of all, these models we’ve shown off are only half of the greenskin reinforcements you’ll be seeing this year. Keep an eye firmly trained on our regular ‘Ere We Go article series to discover what’s coming next. Oh, and if you’re worried about the Beast Snaggas getting all of the new toys, don’t be. At the heart of any squig-heavy Beast Snaggas army, you’re sure to find a solid core of Squighog Boyz. There are many good reasons to take them in your army, but before we examine the rules, let’s appreciate how great they look charging into some Ultramarines. Want to be one of the first to find out when you can get your hands on these new releases? Sign up for our newsletter and get the latest news delivered right to your inbox, all ripe for the reading.

Orks.

You’ve seen a few of the Squighog Boyz already, but there’s a whole mob of models in this box that are seeing the light of day for the first time.

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Zodgrod Wortsnagga - Zodgrod was perhaps the greatest Runtherd in history before being expelled from the Warboss Ugulhard Duffgruntas' Chargerz, an extremely fundamentalist band of Snakebites who rabidly rejected the use of advanced technology. After the expulsion, Zodgrod travelled the galaxy and learned several ancient Orkoid techniques to create Gretchin who were possessed of more aggression, intelligence and sheer ferocity than any of their counterparts, which he named "Supa-Runtz." Zodgrod is now hired by Ork Warbosses who are particularly desperate to make use of his Supa-Runtz in battle. Power them up with the Monster Hunterz Stratagem, and for 2 Command points, these lumbering symbiotes can take down far larger prey.