Ork space pirates in action on a storm-wracked world (Paul Bonner cover art for Freebooterz, Space Ork army lists for Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, Games Workshop, 1991)


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Ork space pirates in action on a storm-wracked world (Paul Bonner cover art for Freebooterz, Space Ork army lists for Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, Games Workshop, 1991)
An anon on 40kg did a good analysis of why 40k Orks have endured and resonated with audiences so well, especially compared to other "orc" variants.
Also relevant, and posted in the same thread, was the classic/canon text from Uthan the Eldar.
‘‘ おめかし盛れた ’’
//りりあんぬ葵/
Zagrak Git-Gora, my custom Ork Warboss.
40k Ork
Love this but it bugs me that that Dakka is being used incorrectly here.
Dakka is the word for ranged firearms in general (because that’s the sound they make - dakka dakka dakka).
Something that is “more loudly” than a slugga (the one-handed pistol-style guns) would be a shoota (the two-handed assault weapons).
KRUMP THIS SKELLY
Dakka dakka dakka