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[[image:Lobba.jpg|right|thumb|An Ork Lobba crewed by [[Gretchin|Grots]]]]
 
[[image:Lobba.jpg|right|thumb|An Ork Lobba crewed by [[Gretchin|Grots]]]]
'''Lobbas''' are [[Ork]] artillery pieces manned by a pair of [[Gretchin]]. They lob their payload in high arcs, much like [[mortars]], in order to fire over intervening obstacles. Most often Lobbas physically work in a similar way to mortars, however rockets and even medieval trebuchet style devices have been reported. The weapons have a tendency to malfunction however, often costing the life of a Gretchin in the process.<sup>1-p35</sup>
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'''Lobbas''' are [[Ork]] artillery pieces manned by a pair of [[Gretchin]]. They lob their payload in high arcs, much like [[mortars]], in order to fire over intervening obstacles. Most often Lobbas physically work in a similar way to mortars, however rockets and even medieval trebuchet style devices have been reported.<sup>1</sup> The crew have a tendency to fake a dud loaded in the artilary piece however, and the joke of firing the weapon while a Gretchin is in the process of retriving the shot often costs said Gretchin his life, or at least an arm, in the process.<sup>2</sup>
  
 
==Sources==
 
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*<sup>1</sup>:[[Codex: Orks (3rd Edition)]]
 
*<sup>1</sup>:[[Codex: Orks (3rd Edition)]]
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*<sup>2</sup>:[[Codex: Orks (4rd Edition)]]
  
 
[[Category:Weapons (Orks)]]
 
[[Category:Weapons (Orks)]]

Revision as of 21:58, 4 October 2009

An Ork Lobba crewed by Grots

Lobbas are Ork artillery pieces manned by a pair of Gretchin. They lob their payload in high arcs, much like mortars, in order to fire over intervening obstacles. Most often Lobbas physically work in a similar way to mortars, however rockets and even medieval trebuchet style devices have been reported.1 The crew have a tendency to fake a dud loaded in the artilary piece however, and the joke of firing the weapon while a Gretchin is in the process of retriving the shot often costs said Gretchin his life, or at least an arm, in the process.2

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