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yeah so some of the ork stuff is gettin waaaaaaaaaaay out of hand, such as the skullhamma' and the crata' maka', i was just wondering if anyone had ANY idea of what any of them do!

The skullhamma battle fortress can be found in the apocalypse rulebook.

I have no idea what the other one is.

da krater maka is a huge gun by orks
it was used in a bat rep in wehite dwarf 349
that dont give you the rules :( sorry

jammy wrote:da krater maka is a huge gun by orks
it was used in a bat rep in wehite dwarf 349
that dont give you the rules :( sorry

I think the scenario rules are on the GW website including how to use the Krata Maka.

Yeah, I don't think they had any specific rules for the gun. Just that if it got to within two feet of the hive that the whole hive city fell down!!

Stuff like that takes 40K to a whole new level!

So to answer your question...its too big for the rules!

pfff NOTHING is to big for rules...... ok maybe a crata maka lol but now I want one. Ill win games in one turn!

ive missed this :O
not like the soopa gun is it?

*wanders off to find a data sheet for it*

Sounds like the crata' maka' was a scenario special objective. If the stompa gets within a certain range of the target, it's destroyed and the orks get however many objective points, so the Imperials need to do whatever they can to keep it away.

The krater maka' was part of a scenario, correct. It was probobly 3-4 games before they got to it, i forgot how many but it was all building up to it. Most of the missions were based around the marines trying to stop it from firing at the "city" by destroying its ammo and so on. And finally it was an allout battle at it's base and depending on how well they did before thats how much % chance the gun would fire. But if it fired the orks won, i think. This is all by memory so don't hold me to it

Amadeyeus is correct.

hmmm 'if the orks fire it, they win'
i like the sound of that lol

I seem to remember from the battle report that the imperials threw everything they had at the gun and still couldnt stop it?!