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| − | A '''Battlewagon''' is a large [[Ork]] vehicle without a specific plan or design. | + | A '''Battlewagon''' is a large [[Ork]] vehicle without a specific plan or design. The term covers any of the larger Ork vehicles, carrying twice as many Orks as a [[Wartrukk]]. Battlewaggons are armed with Ork weapons such as [[Big Shoota]]s, although they can be up-gunned, and often carry a [[Big Gun]]. In Ork armies, the battlewaggon serves as a [[List of Transport Vehicles|transport]] and as a [[Battle Tank]]. |
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| + | Recently there has been an emergence in a particular set of armaments for a battlewagon dubbed the "Doomsday" pattern battlewagon. It consists of a full compliment of bolt on big shootas and the original three twin-linked big shootas. Variations exist but the role of this pattern is what defines it, most often serving as a mobile pillbox rather than an actual transport. | ||
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Revision as of 03:12, 18 July 2007
A Battlewagon is a large Ork vehicle without a specific plan or design. The term covers any of the larger Ork vehicles, carrying twice as many Orks as a Wartrukk. Battlewaggons are armed with Ork weapons such as Big Shootas, although they can be up-gunned, and often carry a Big Gun. In Ork armies, the battlewaggon serves as a transport and as a Battle Tank.
Recently there has been an emergence in a particular set of armaments for a battlewagon dubbed the "Doomsday" pattern battlewagon. It consists of a full compliment of bolt on big shootas and the original three twin-linked big shootas. Variations exist but the role of this pattern is what defines it, most often serving as a mobile pillbox rather than an actual transport.
