Cybork body: Critically injured Orks may survive to fight another day after an extensive rebuild at the Bad Doks. An Ork with a Cybork body can survive terrible injuries which would fell a flesh and blood creature so it gains a 5+ invulnerable saving throw. This may not be combined with mega armour.

Doks tools: A Mad Dok equipped with Doks tools can have a go at ‘fixin’ one wounded Ork in the mob he is in each turn at the end of the opponents shooting phase, even Orks which have been reduced to 0 wounds can be saved... perhaps. If several Orks have been wounded the Mad Dok can choose which one to render his tender ministrations to. Roll a D6 for his efforts and look up the result below.

’Eavy Armour: Ork ‘eavy armour is made up thick armour plates shaped to fit an Ork (sort of) and cover up its few vulnerable spots. ‘eavy armour gives the Ork wearing it a 4+ armour save.

Grabba stik: In close combat a slaver armed with a Grabba stik can make its full number of attacks even if it is 2" away from an enemy model. The effects of the Grabba stik may not be combined with any other special close combat attacks.

Grot orderly: Bad doks often have a little gaggle of Gretchin slaves which help fetch and carry, stitch wounds and so on. Each Grot orderly in base to base contact with a Mad Dok gives them a +1 bonus on the dice roll for using their Doks tools, up to a maximum of +3. However the enthusiasm of Grot orderlies often exceeds their capabilites so a roll of 1 before bonuses always fails and inflicts a wound on the unfortunate patient.

Grot Oiler: Mekboyz use grot slaves to help out by carrying their tools, holding stuff in place, bashing in extra nails an so on. Each Grot oiler in base to base contact with a mekboy gives them a +1 bonus the dice roll for using their meks tools, up to a maximum of +3. Grot oilers sometimes get under the Meks' feet and pull the wrong wires out so a roll of 1 always fails.

Kombi Weapons: A combi-weapon is two weapons nailed/wired/welded together, and gives the Ork a choice of two weapons to fire. An Ork armed with a combi-weapon may choose to fire one of the weapons in the shooting phase. The shoota may be fired any number of times, but the other weapon may only be fired once per battle. Note that you may not choose to fire both weapons at once.

Kustom Blasta: A kustom Blasta is a marvel of Ork teknologee which works in exactly the same way as a Plasma kannon.

Kustom Force Field: Ork Mekboyz have an uncanny understanding of field technology and sometimes build or scavenge powerful force field projectors to protect Orks on the battlefield. A kustom force field gives all models within 6" a 5+ cover saving throw. It has no effect in close combat.

Kustom Job: More Dakka: Mekboyz spend much of their time tinkering with weaponry to make it more powerful or fast firing. Their most successful creations are much sought after by Ork warriors. More Dakka kustomisin' makes a shoota or slugga Assault 2 instead of rapid fire. A More Dakka kustom job may be combined with with a shootier kustom job to produce a S5, assault 2 Shoota(!)

Kustom Job: Shootier: Just as popular as More Dakka kustom jobs, shootier weapons use a larger caliber and heavier ammo to give them more punch. A shootier kustom job makes a Shoota or Sugga Strength 5 instead of Strength 4.

Mega Armour: Mega armour is a suit of massively thick and heavy armour plates over a powered exo-skeleton. Though slow and ponderous Mega armour has the advantages of giving a 2+ armour save and includes a shoota and power claw. However an Ork in mega armour always moves as if in difficult terrain. Mega armour weaponry may not be changed for other types (because it's built in) but the shoota may be upgraded to a kombi shoota or kustom shoota. An Ork in Mega armour may not use the following abilities, equipment or weapons: jump packs, bikes, infiltration, bioniks, frag or krak stikkbomz or tankbusta bomz.

Mega Boosta: Some mega armoured Orks get extra power boost units fitted to their suits to ensure that they don't miss out on any chances for a fight. If an Ork in mega armour has a mega boosta he can reroll his dice for the distance he moves.

Mekboys Tools: A mekboy equipped with mekboy tools can attempt to repair a vehicle which has suffered an ‘Immobilised’ or ‘Weapon destroyed’ damage result, or to fix a big gun which has been destroyed. In order to attempt a repair the Mekboy has to be able to reach the vehicle in his movement phase and may not shoot or fight in close combat that turn. At the end of the turn roll a D6 and look up the result on the table below.

Skorcha: A skorcha is an Ork vehicle-mounted flamethrower which sprays a gout of burning fuel over the target area, reducing it to a burning shambles in seconds. The Skorcha has the following profile;

Squighound: Squigs are an essential part of Ork ecology (or Orkology), some are trained as guards and hunters, particularly by Slavers. A slaver with a Squighound in base contact with it may reroll Leadership tests and morale checks for a Grot mob or Big Gun battery he is leading. The Squighound is represented by a separate model with the following characteristics:

Super Stikkbomz: Mekboyz can't resist proving that they can improve something, even if it makes that something hideously dangerous in the process. Super stikkbomz are a case in point, each one is a bundle of krak bomz wired together to make one almighty bang. Super stikkbomz work just like krak stikkbomz but have an armour penetration of 10 plus 2D6. If a double is rolled on the 2D6 the mekboy using them is caught in the explosion, suffers a wound and must pass an armour save or be removed as a casualty.

Stikkbom chukka: A stikkbom chukka allows a mega armoured Ork to use frag stikkbomz. An Ork in mega armour using a stikkbom chukka must use the attack with its basic strength.

Tankbusta bomz: Tankbusta bomz are directional explosive charges the size of manhole covers. They are used by Orks against vehicles and fortifications which krak stikkbomz just aren’t heavy enough to break. Tankbusta bomz are used just like Krak grenades to attack vehicles and bunkers. However Tankbusta bomz double the D6 roll for penetrating armour, giving them an armour penetration of 6+(D6x2).

‘Uge choppa: ‘Uge choppas are vastly unsubtle double-handed hitting implements easily capable of cleaving an opponent in two. An Ork with an ‘uge choppa always strikes last in close combat (it takes a long time to swing something that hefty...) but adds +2 to their Strength characteristic and counts as having a power weapon. Obviously an Ork using a ‘uge choppa may not use any other close combat weapons at the same time.

‘Urty syringe: Ork bad doks carry all sorts of crude, rusty, bloody medical paraphenelia. Most of the saws, blades and hammers they carry make perfectly servicable close combat weapons, but a special favourite is a huge steel syringe filled with a toxic goo of the Doks’ own devising. A Bad Dok armed with an ‘urty syringe always wounds on a 4+ regardless of the victims Toughness. ‘Urty syringes have no effect on vehicles, Daemons or Eldar Wraithguard.

Waaagh! Banner (one per army): Any mob that has one or more models within 6" of the Waaagh! banner gains +1 Intiative in close combat.