Snakebites
Overview
A Snakebites Ork[2]
The Snakebites prefer tradition to technology, shunning things like forcefields and vehicles in favour of protecting themselves with war paint and riding into battle on huge boars. Depending on how fundamental they are, they may remain as Feral Orks even after their civilization can advance to the next stage. Snakebites' symbol is the venomous serpent, and they always take some along so they can have initiation rituals where Orks endure being bitten.[1]
Snakebites are especially prone to the Beast Snagga Ork subculture.[4]
Snake-Bites.[7]
Notable Snakebites
Notable Warbands
Relics
Sources
- 1: Codex: Orks (3rd Edition), pg. 23
- 2: Codex: Orks (7th Edition), The Barbarous Hordes - Snakebites
- 3: Warhammer Community: The Legend of Da Great White Squig, and the Only Ork Stubborn Enough to Ride It (Posted on 14/06/2021) (Last accessed on 14 June 2021)
- 4: Warhammer Community: Warhammer Preview Online – Octarius Mission Briefing (posted 7/10/2021) (last accessed 7/10/2021)
- 5: War Zone Octarius - Book 1: Rising Tide, pg. 36 - Classified Document: Orks Engaged in Pankallis and on Veloria
- 6: Codex: Orks (9th Edition), pg. 54
- 7: Waaargh: Orks, pg. 55
Uncited
- Codex Imperialis (Background Book)
- White Dwarf 290 (UK) Chapter Approved: Ork Claz by Andy Chambers and Andy Hoare.
- Codex: Orks (2nd Edition)
| Ork Clans | |
|---|---|
| Clans | Main Clans Bad Moons • Blood Axes • Deathskulls • Evil Sunz • Goffs • Snakebites Smaller Clans Iron Klaw • Shattered Fang • Shattered Teef • Split-Grin Bad Moons • Venomhead • Wyrm-Killa Tribe • White Spiders • Blak Hornz • Red Spiders |
| Other | Kult of Speed • Feral Orks • Freebooters • Beast Snaggas |