The Gunfortress is a War Engine with adequate firepower and transport capacity. It can add some welcome resilience at a reasonable cost to an Ork mob.
Unit Type: War Engine
Great Gargant
Great Gargants are hulking machines that can lay waste to entire formations of troops or vehicles, and destroy the largest War Engines. It is almost impossible to destroy one during the course of a game, and opponents will likely spend time actively attempting to avoid it. Great Gargants are very expensive, and sacrifices will be made elsewhere in the Ork army if one is included.
Gargant
The Ork Gargant is a fearsome mountain of metal capable of almost any unit the enemy can throw at it. With heavy armour and high damage capacity, the Gargant has a high chance of surviving extended engagements intact.
Battlefortress
The Ork Battlefortress is a transport orientated super heavy vehicle. Although it offers cheap capacity, its status as a War Engine can make it an attractive target for enemy heavy guns. Losing a Battlefortress and its cargo could be costly.
Fire Gale
An Eldar Fire Gale can be devastating to enemy War Engines if it gets close.
Bright Stallion
The Bright Stallion is a strange, equidae looking construct used by Eldar clans. It is well armed and useful in close combat, where it employs its hooves to good effect.
Towering Destroyer
The Towering Destroyer is an Eldar Knight with excellent all-round abilities.
Vampire Raider
The Vampire Raider is a fast, well armed transport aircraft that can deliver troops anywhere on the board. Once they have performed any transport duties, they make adequate tank hunters.
Vampire Hunter
The Eldar Vampire Hunter is a sleek aircraft with impressive weaponry. Its Twin Pulsar will reduce most targets to molten slag in an instant.
Warlock Titan
The Warlock Titan is an assault monster. One of these units can rip through entire formations of infantry or vehicles, or tear apart almost any enemy Titan with ease. It is very expensive, so including one of these in an army will limit overall flexibility somewhat.