Ork Tellyportas

Orks Portal

Tellyporta Platform^[5]

Tellyportas are a form of Ork teleportation technology.^[1]

Ork Mekboys have an innate understanding of many types of technology, one of which is teleportation, which they have mastered to a greater extent than races widely believed to be more advanced. The technology is believed to be the creation of the brilliant Mekboy Orkimedes, but given the specifics of Ork scientific process it can't be said that no Ork utilised the technology before. Meks usually struggle to find willing test subjects for teleportation, but in the heat of battle it's never too hard to convince the Boyz to try the Tellyporta if they can close on enemy that bit sooner. The results of Ork Tellyportas may be erratic, but their physique is robust enough to withstand them.^[1][2]

Personal Tellyporta

These portable devices are usually carried by Meks or Big Meks and usually are able to teleport the user and his squad in the desired position.^[4] They can even be weaponized, as seen with the Tellyport Blasta.^[8]

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  Personal Tellyporta^[4]

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  Mekboy with Tellyporta^[4]

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  Big Mek with Tellyporta^[3]

Stationary Tellyporta

These range from smaller devices, able to teleport infantry squads to massive Tellyporta Patforms, able to teleport even Stompas in and around the battlefield. Sometimes even bigger devices are mounted on Roks and, after they landed, could be used to bring down reinforcements quickly, including even pre-built Gargants.^[1][2]

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  Tellyporta Platform^[6]

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  Tellyporta Platform^[4]

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  Tellyporta Platform^[4]

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  Tellyporta Platform^[1]

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  Stationary Tellyporta^[4]

Famous Uses

• Ghazghkull Mag Uruk Thraka used Rok-mounted Tellyportas during the Third War for Armageddon.
• During the Fourth War for Armageddon, Ghazghkull alongside allies such as Nazdreg Ug Urdgrub and Orkimedes were able to construct the massive Mega-Tellyshokka to allow a renewed Ork fleet to pour into the Armageddon System.^[7]

See also

• Teleportation

Sources

This article includes as a source a video game re-released in the Warhammer Classics collection which, per its Publication Disclaimer, contains content which may not accurately reflect current depictions, lore, or presentation within the current Warhammer universes and settings.

• 1: Apocalypse, pg. 183
• 2: White Dwarf 349, pg. 56
• 3: Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War ^Classics
• 4: Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Retribution ^Classics
• 5: Overfiend (Anthology)^[Help]
• 6: Warhammer 40,000: Conquest
• 7: Warhammer Community: Lore of Armageddon Part 3 – Ghazghkull’s grand plan saved page, original link (last accessed 21/4/2026)
• 8: Codex: Orks (7th Edition) (E-Book) - Big Meks