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am sorry if this is 40k i did not know ware to put this but anyway how wold you make gorkamorka dagga boys etc ?

I believe that this should go in the, Malifaux, Infinity & Other Skirmish Scale Games forum.

dagsta2 wrote:am sorry if this is 40k i did not know ware to put this but anyway how wold you make gorkamorka dagga boys etc ?

Ork models and some weapon swaps. Give some ork boyz knives and away you go...

You mean Da Digga's?

You get a few scraggily looking human models and give them some ork equipment and some autoguns. The you can get them a ork truck and put a human driver on it.

There are a few out there in the world, of the models themselves, but it was always fun to make your own, as well.

Digga's are the Humans that live there, by the way.

WHFB Chaos Marauders + Ork weapons. Sorted.

Diggas WERE the humans that lived there.

The necrons woke up and harvested everything.

It's mentioned in the necron codex.

chromedog wrote:Diggas WERE the humans that lived there.

The necrons woke up and harvested everything.

It's mentioned in the necron codex.

Umm, no.

The report in the Necron Codex saying Angelis is a dead world actually first appeared in the Gorkamorka sourcebook and was sent by the very explorator team that got stuck on Angelis and became the Diggas and Muties after the ork hulk crashed.

Yeah, well, if you take EVERYthing in the codices as canon, that may be so - but since at least half of it is contradicted by another codex, it can't ALL be true - so I regard NONE of it as truth.

I'm really not sure what you're trying to say. You believe enough fluff to correct other posters but not enough to accept yourself being corrected? Even if it's the very same piece of fluff? Whatever.

You're both right.

Ultimately the Necrons wake from their slumber and slaughter everyone. The warp storms clear and various attempts are made by the Imperium to put the Necrons down, eventually succeeding.

Here's a timeline.