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Designed to carry a whole fighting mob of Orks, plus any [[Gretchin]], [[Snotlings]], [[Squigs]] or shiny things that may belong to the mob, Battlewagons are typically large, heavy and noisy. Ownership of a Battlewagon marks an Ork out as particularly prestigious or 'flash'. A typical Battlewagon owner is most likely a [[Nob]] of some description, though various [[Oddboyz]] may have access to Battlewagons at certain times. [[Warbosses]] often mount themselves and their immediate retinue in Battlewagons when travelling to battle, and may have more than one if their retinue is of sufficient size.{{Cite ThisFn|1}}

Like all Ork vehicles, Battlewagons do not conform to a set standard, although the [[Mekboyz]] of the [[Ork Clanz|Ork clans]] do tend to lean towards building their Battlewagons based around an initial chassis design that is somehow known to them almost instinctively. Past this initial point however, Battlewagons will tend to look rather unique as various Meks and decoratively-minded owners get their hands and hammers on the vehicle. Most Battlewagons come with flagpoles bolted on somewhere so the owner can display his personal or clan banner in a prominent place, as well as thick armour plate in most locations - though many Battlewagons are open-topped.{{Cite ThisFn|1}}

A [[Kannon]], [[Zzap Gun]], [[Lobba]], or a [[Lifta-Droppa]] along with an array of [[Big Shoota]]s and [[Rokkit launcha]]s, [[Deffrolla]]s, and [[Grabbin' Claw]]s are popular weapons choices for a Battlewagon.{{Fn|2}} They are not particularly fast and so not all that popular with Mekboyz, who prefer their own rides to be significantly more speedy, not to mention kustomized. The chief advantages of Battlewagons is that they are sturdy and well-armoured, offering the passengers good protection (until they stick their heads out from behind the armour plate to see what's going on) and can transport a large number of Orks and their equipment directly into battle.{{Fn|1}}