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 LunarSol wrote:
I mean, would Orks be more fun if the Beast Snagga models had a Snakebites keyword...

It would probably be more fun if they were savage orks, and didn't actually have a generally higher tech level than 'regular' orks and didn't duplicate a bunch of existing units unnecessarily

 Lord Damocles wrote:

 LunarSol wrote:
I mean, would Orks be more fun if the Beast Snagga models had a Snakebites keyword...

It would probably be more fun if they were savage orks, and didn't actually have a generally higher tech level than 'regular' orks and didn't duplicate a bunch of existing units unnecessarily

I'm not sure I'm following what's more fun about this?

That’s feral ORKS and has been done before, didn’t like it. Beasts snaggas are new and that’s no bad thing. They fit in well and the idea of them from any klan is clever, they can be painted an modelled etc however you like. Great for conversions etc

As for the main topic, no, they don’t need supplements nor would be appropriate. And it’s a direction GW is moving away from this edition too thank god. As everyone else said, it’s not how klans work.

Now, I would love to see some klan specific upgrade kits like marines get. That would be cool.

Dudeface wrote:

 Afrodactyl wrote:
I meant that Blood Axes are different in the sense that they're more organised, dish out orders, and generally ape other armies rather than the classic Ork Horde would.

As we both said, all the models and units are the same, it's just a different play style.

So in conclusion, this could likely be handled inside of the ork codex with a simple set of detachment/equivalent rules by the sounds of it.

Or by releasing a detachment giving them and orky version of another army's army rules.