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Driesco wrote:Well I guess that bones me, I wanted to write some fluff of why my Necron army and my friends Ork army was fighting together permanently. Seems it can't be done, sigh, but like Garron said, bromance in the hood would probably make a really big dent in the fluff. I'll probably have to switch to Orks now so that we can play together.

This is quite possible. As people said, you can really do anything you want. But if you want to keep it fluffy, it just depends on the Ork clan. The Death Skulls would probably help out if you paid them with those "Dead killy-zzap weapons". A bad moons will work as mercenaries for the right price (teef, gunz, gubbins, etc.) Blood axes understand some tactics and such, and a slightly gifted Warboss/Warlord may see the use of being on the good side of the tin' boyz (even if its just till they have their back turned). The abundance of Meks that usually follow around Evil Sunz may be interested in some of the tech you could offer him, and may get the speed freaks to join in the fights. Goffs and Snake Bites may be a bit harder to recruit, but I'm sure you could think of something.

Long story short: Every Ork has his price, thats just up to you to find. Just don't turn your back on them.