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As the title says, what is the AP value of an Ork Wreckin' Ball? Codex doesn't provide an AP value and there is no mention of it both the GW FAQ and the INAT FAQ. If no value is mentioned, does it mean it is AP -? Or is it AP 1? Or do we just take the middle ground and treat it like AP 6 or something?

It's AP nothing, not AP-.

Didn't know that was a valid AP value.

Kurce wrote:Didn't know that was a valid AP value.

It is. Just like a close combat attack.

It actually isn't, that's the whole point. Hitting without AP is not the same as hitting with AP-. See close combat attacks, none of them have an AP value, but still none of them get the penalty for being AP- when rolling on vehicle damage tables.

Yup, it doesn't have an AP because AP simply doesn't apply to it. It's not AP-, or AP 'Nothing'... it just doesn't use AP at all.

Makes sense. Kept thinking of it from a shooting perspective.

Much like the Deffrolla, which apparently comes equipped with foam spikes and projects a 'soft-mud field' ahead of it to press people into

Great against vehicles, but not so hot against most troops.(especially MEQ unless they tank that 3+ save )