List of Ork Waaaghs!
This articles lists all known Ork Waaaghs! Note that the word has many meanings and is sometimes used to describe any Ork Invasion. This article only lists Waaaghs! officially recognised by the Imperium, while smaller invasion forces can be found in List of Ork Tribes and Warbands. Many of these conflicts are also known by different names, which are also given here.
Contents
- 1 Known Waaaghs!
- 1.1 Waaagh! Arbuttz
- 1.2 Waaagh! Argluk
- 1.3 Waaagh! Badsmak
- 1.4 Waaagh! Badun
- 1.5 Waaagh! The Beast
- 1.6 Waaagh! Bigtoof
- 1.7 Waaagh! Blaktoof
- 1.8 Waaagh! Bloodskar
- 1.9 Waaagh! Bludtoof
- 1.10 Waaagh! Bork
- 1.11 Broken-worlds Waaagh!
- 1.12 Waaagh! Chobog
- 1.13 Waaagh! Dakskrag
- 1.14 Waaagh! Deffbringa
- 1.15 Waaagh! Dethrekka
- 1.16 Waaagh! Dok
- 1.17 Waaagh! Dregdakka
- 1.18 Waaagh! Drojock
- 1.19 Waaagh! Duffsnik
- 1.20 Waaagh! Garaghak
- 1.21 Waaagh! Gazbag
- 1.22 Waaagh! Ghazghkull
- 1.23 Waaagh! Git Stix
- 1.24 Waaagh! Gluttok
- 1.25 Waaagh! Gorbad
- 1.26 Waaagh! Gorbag
- 1.27 Waaagh! Gorgit
- 1.28 Waaagh! Gorklaw
- 1.29 Waaagh! Gozmod
- 1.30 Waaagh! Gragnatz
- 1.31 Waaagh! Gratsnik
- 1.32 Waaagh! Gratzdakka
- 1.33 Waaagh! Grax
- 1.34 Green Kroosade
- 1.35 Green Tide
- 1.36 Waaagh! Grimcrag
- 1.37 Waaagh! Grimgut
- 1.38 Waaagh! Grimgutz
- 1.39 Waaagh! Grimsnag
- 1.40 Waaagh! Grimtoof
- 1.41 Waaagh! Grimtusk
- 1.42 Waaagh! Grishnak!
- 1.43 Waaagh! Grizgutz
- 1.44 Waaagh! Groblonik
- 1.45 Waaagh! Grog
- 1.46 Waaagh! Grognik
- 1.47 Waaagh! Grughakh
- 1.48 Waaagh! Gulgrag
- 1.49 Waaagh! Gutcutta
- 1.50 Waaagh! Gutrekka
- 1.51 Waaagh! Gutrippa
- 1.52 Waaagh! Gutslusher
- 1.53 Waaagh! Hruk
- 1.54 Waaagh! Irongol
- 1.55 Waaagh! Irontoof
- 1.56 Waaagh! Jagga
- 1.57 Waaagh! Killstomp
- 1.58 Waaagh! Kraktoof
- 1.59 Waaagh! Kruggdak
- 1.60 Waaagh! Krushfist
- 1.61 Waaagh! Madeye
- 1.62 Waaagh! Makrina
- 1.63 Waaagh! Megamek
- 1.64 Waaagh! Morbad
- 1.65 Waaagh! Nagrut
- 1.66 Waagh! Nazdreg
- 1.67 Red Waaagh!
- 1.68 Waaagh! Rekkfist
- 1.69 Waaagh! Rukrippa
- 1.70 Waagh! Scraghurtz
- 1.71 Waaagh! Skadrek
- 1.72 Waaagh! Skagrog
- 1.73 Waaagh! Skullkrak
- 1.74 Waaagh! Smashakrak
- 1.75 Waaagh! Smogbelcha
- 1.76 Waaagh! Snaggaltoof
- 1.77 Waaagh! Snagrod
- 1.78 Waaagh! Snakrat
- 1.79 Speedwaaagh!
- 1.80 Waaagh! Starsmasha
- 1.81 Waaagh! Teefgrabba
- 1.82 Tekwaaagh!
- 1.83 Waaagh! Thogza
- 1.84 Waaagh! Thugga
- 1.85 Waaagh! Tuska
- 1.86 Waaagh! Ufthak
- 1.87 Waaagh! Ugblitz
- 1.88 Waaagh! Ugskraga
- 1.89 Waaagh! Urgok
- 1.90 Waaagh! Vangrod
- 1.91 Waaagh! Wazdakka
- 1.92 Waaagh! Zagdakka
- 1.93 Waaagh! Zagstomp
- 1.94 Waaagh! Zanzag
- 1.95 Waaagh! Zignatt
- 1.96 Waaagh! Zoggit
- 1.97 Waaagh! Zort
- 1.98 Waaagh! Weirdgrob
- 1.99 Weirdwaaagh!
- 1.100 Unnamed Waaaghs!
- 2 See also
- 3 Sources
Known Waaaghs!
Waaagh! Arbuttz
Led by Warboss Arbuttz, it devastated the Zypher Subsector and captured the Exodite World of Baran in an early M40.[18]
Waaagh! Argluk
Sirca 730.M41. It is said that the Corinthian Crusade inflicted heavy damages on the Orks and delayed the invasion of this Waaagh! by 30 years.[33]
Waaagh! Badsmak
Launched sometime after the formation of the Great Rift, this Waaagh! was ultimately defeated by the Death Guard in the Scourge Stars.[54]
Waaagh! Badun
During this Waaagh! the Taronian 6th Regiment of the Imperial Guard was heavily engaged and suffered heavy losses.[43]
Waaagh! The Beast
In 544.M32 Ork known as The Beast united much of the Ork race and began his Waaagh!, rampaging across the Imperium on a massive scale. The number of attacks grew until it became the greatest Ork invasion that the Galaxy has ever known. Nothing was safe from the Orks' primal desire, and their widespread advances were only halted when the Imperium resorted to the most extreme of measures, at great cost to the Adeptus Astartes.[13a]
Waaagh! Bigtoof
Fought on Excovar in 997.M41 against the Cadian 122nd Armoured Regiment.[9b]
Waaagh! Blaktoof
Also known as Octarius War, this Waaagh! is a counter attack by Overfiend Blaktoof, leader of Ork Empire of Octarius against Hive Fleet Leviathan in 989.M41. The war is ongoing, Hive Fleet is known to consume four Ork Worlds of the Empire. In 997.M41 it escalated with the intervention of several Eldar Warhosts.[2c]
Waaagh! Bloodskar
Fought in the Lonnas System against Cadian Regiments of the Imperial Guard and their reinforcements from the White Scars 5th Company.[23a]
Waaagh! Bludtoof
The Waaagh! invaded the fringe worlds of the Thokt Dynasty in 994.M41. The Necrons turned entire worlds into killing fields in order to grind down Waaagh! Bludtoof in a war of attrition.[62]
Waaagh! Bork
This Waaagh! was lead by the Warboss Klawjaw, once known simply as Kog. He grew on the planet Bork (Known to Imperium as Bhorc Prime) and succeeded in uniting local Ork fractions and capturing the planet during the War for Bhorc Prime.[16] He continued his Waaagh! against the Imperium, forming the Ork Empire of Bork with himself as its leader, the Mighty Mangler of Bork. Opposing Imperial armies sent to intercept found out that the Mighty Mangler lives up to his name. At the head of a vast brigade of heavily armoured Battlewagons he conquered a large portion of the Ghoul Stars and claimed a great area of galactic fringe.[2c] Major battles include:
Broken-worlds Waaagh!
Defeated by the Black Templars in the Ajaxian Crusade.[32]
Waaagh! Chobog
Lured, by tricks and feints, by Craftworld Varantha's Farseers into the path of the Iron Hands’ fortresses on the planet Taira-Shodan. This thereby spared the Imperium and Exodite worlds that were once in the Waaagh!'s path.[30]
Waaagh! Dakskrag
Stopped near the Sol System by forces of The Shuddering Stars Imperial crusade somewhere between M33 and M39.[42c]
Waaagh! Deffbringa
Waaagh! Dethrekka
Fought with Sable Swords on Adeptus Mechanicus world in 954.M41. Mechanicus forces managed to escape, but Orks captured the world in battle known as The Fall of Rogue's Spire.[11c]
Waaagh! Dok
Responsible for the Arkunasha War.[66]
Waaagh! Dregdakka
Led by Warboss Dregdakka, it conquered the Imperium's Adransa Cluster in 928.M41.[64]
Waaagh! Drojock
It fought the Imperium's forces, including the Antroch Lancers, in M40.472.[72]
Waaagh! Duffsnik
Led by the Speedboss Razgrod Duffsnik, who repeatedly leads it against the Tyranids of Hive Fleet Leviathan.[67]
Waaagh! Garaghak
This Waaagh! is led by Warlord Garaghak and has captured most of the Forsarr Sector including its capital, now known as Garaghak's World. This rendered the sector indefensible and Imperial forces are retreating en masse. The Waaagh goes on with an assault on the Raven Guard homeworld of Deliverance. Major battles include:[3][4]
- Raid on Kastorel-Novem
- Siege of Forsarr
Waaagh! Gazbag
Gazbag, Ork Speed Freak Warlord led this Waaagh! against a group of unprotected Eldar Paradise Worlds in 831.M41. Eldar of Biel-Tan Craftworld intervened in fighting, but were forced to withdraw after suffering heavy losses in a bloody campaign. Gazbag enslaved the indigenous Eldar population and burned all he could find, transforming the once-verdant worlds more to his liking.[2c]
Waaagh! Ghazghkull
This infamous Waaagh! is lead by many Ork Warlords including Nazdreg Ug Urdgrub, Great Despot of Dregruk and Urgok the Unstoppable with Ghazghkull Mag Uruk Thraka as supreme commander. Major battles include:[2f]
- 941.M41 — Second War for Armageddon — failed attempt to capture Armageddon
- Battle for Golgotha — successful Ghazghkull's conquest
- Battle for Piscina IV — failed Ork invasion
- Third War for Armageddon — second attempt to capture Armageddon
- Battle of Haunted Gulf — Ghazghkull escapes Imperial pursuit.
- Great Waaagh! — A new campaign launched in the aftermath of the Third War for Armageddon
Waaagh! Git Stix
Led by the Big Mek Git Stix.[24]
Waaagh! Gluttok
Waaagh! Gorbad
- Not to be confused with Waaagh! Gorbag
Waaagh! Gorbad was lead by Warlord Gorbad of the Redskulls tribe and began in 994.M41. The Ork forces assembled in the Alacanth, Redwold and Tyr systems and began their invasion with capturing the Kolchis system, which was sacrificed to buy more time for the Forge World of Ryza to preapre. They are believed to have proceeded in attacking the Ryza itself, probably joining forces with Waaagh! Grax.[17]
Waaagh! Gorbag
- Not to be confused with Waaagh! Gazbag or Waaagh! Gorbad
The infamous Ork Warlord known as Overfend Gorbag lead this two-pronged Waaagh! in the Gothic Sector in 976.M41. Most of the major battles were fought in space where the sheer size of Gorbag's fleet, combined with his daring and predatory tactics proved more than a match for the Imperial Navy. He captured an Imperial Dominator Cruiser and turned it into his flagship, Gorbag's Revenge. Gorbag is believed to participate in the Waaagh! Ghazghkull.[2c]
Waaagh! Gorgit
Led by the Blood Axes Kommanda, Gorgit Killsnik.[53]
Waaagh! Gorklaw
In 805.M41 the Ultramarines and the Imperial Guard try to defend Jorun's World from Warlord Gorklaw's Waaagh![34]
Waaagh! Gozmod
It invaded the Carmynus Sub-sector in M42 and overran the Imperium's Hive Worlds Styxen and Hador. Some refuggees fleeing the worlds reached the safety of the Fortress World Tartora and told its garrison of the Waaagh!'s attacks. Despite this forwarning and Tartora's defeneses, the Orks of Gozmod successfully invaded the Fortress World. It was then engulfed in hatred and bloodshed, which drew the Daemons of Khorne to the world. Then on the eighth hour of the invasion's eighty-eighth day, the Bloodthirster Agoth'Kar led the Blood God's forces in invading Tartora. Now three armies make war upon the Fortress World, which has begun to be corrupted by Khorne's power.[88]
Waaagh! Gragnatz
Waaagh! Gragnatz devastated the Vorsk subsector in M41. It began as a force of a few hundred thousand Orks and eventually incorporated numerous Ork warbands, tribes and other Waaaghs! By the time Gragnatz's Grand Armada reached the Vorsk Sector it was an immense force, capable of assaulting several star systems at once.[1b]
Waaagh! Gratsnik
A Waaagh! that was purged from the Horandez Cluster in M42, by the Adeptus Custodes' Dread Host[56b]
Waaagh! Gratzdakka
Led by the Blood Axes warlord Gratzdakka Wur Mekdakka. Invaded the Mining World of Kalidar IV. Eventually defeated in 397.M41 by Space Marines of the Black Templars and a force of multiple Imperial Guard Regiments.[41a][41b][41c]
Waaagh! Grax
Lead by Ork Warlord Grax, it invaded the Ryza system in 925.M41. Regiments were raised from planets within ten, and then twenty light years, including the worlds of Barac, Ulani, Dulma'lin and Catachan.[9a] Forces of the Legio Crucius, Imperial Guard and Imperial Navy fought bitterly across a hundred fronts. Yet still the Orks advanced, drawn by millions, capturing numerous worlds in an assault on the Ryza system and bringing untold devastation on others.[13b] The bulk of Ork forces is believed to have been eventually defeated by Commander Morbid van Hordric in the heroic battle of Desolation Valley.[19a]
Green Kroosade
This Waaagh! engulfed the Scarus Sector in the wake of the 13th Black Crusade. It currently holds numerous world in the Sector. The overall situation is grim and there seems to be no halt to the green Tide.[10]
Green Tide
Led by Warboss Buzzgit in M37.[27]
Waaagh! Grimcrag
Waaagh! Grimgut
Attacked and infested the hives of the planet Helios. Ddefeated in 857.M38 by the Red Scorpions Chapter.[39]
Waaagh! Grimgutz
Led by Grimgutz da 'Orrible, it invaded the Knight World Karastus. The Waaagh! was defeated by aid of Knights of House Curtana.[36]
Waaagh! Grimsnag
Led by Grimsnag Urk, it invaded the Imperial world Agrippina-6. However the bloodshed the Waaagh! caused drew the attention of the Skulltaker, who led a Daemonic invasion of the world in response. In the battle that followed, the Skulltaker killed Grimsnag and the Waaagh! was destroyed by the Daemons of Khorne.[52]
Waaagh! Grimtoof
Led by the Warlord Ghenghiz Grimtoof, it invaded the Spinward Front of the Imperium's Calixis Sector in late M41, from a region of Wilderness Space. Grimtoof has since established an empire within the Spinward's Periphery Sub-Sector, which he rules from his capital Avitohol.[63]
Waaagh! Grimtusk
Led by Grimtusk Bloodboila, it invaded the Athelaq Sector in 895.M41. The Warlord Grimtusk was slain but the war continues between Orks, Space Wolves Great Company of Egil and Eldar lead by Autarch Elenduil.[12a]
Waaagh! Grishnak!
Led by the Bad Moons Warboss Grishnak Grimjaw.[61]
Waaagh! Grizgutz
Also known as the Lost Waaagh!, it was lead into the Morloq system in 978.M41 by Ork Warlord Grizgutz, a noted kleptomaniac. Due to a strange accident of Warp-travel he returned in system earlier then he launched the Waaagh! itself. Grizgutz murdered his doppelgänger to have a spare of his favourite gun and a resulting confusion stopped the Waaagh! in its tracks.[2c]
Waaagh! Groblonik
Swept through several Imperial worlds and threatened dozens more before being defeated by the Dark Angels and Imperial Guard.[Needs Citation]
Waaagh! Grog
Also known as War of Dakka, this Waaagh! is lead by Warchief Grog Ironteef, leader of Ork Empire of Alsanta. It has already captured a bunch of T'au Sept Worlds from the Farsight Enclaves, turning T'au expansion for a simple fight for survival.[2b]
Waaagh! Grognik
Assaulted the T'au Empire, but was destroyed by the strategic ability of Aun'va.[22]
Waaagh! Grughakh
Assaulted the Death World Denkari Minor and fought there with Imperium forces, including the Tekarn 11th Heavy Tank Company.[38]
Waaagh! Gulgrag
Invaded the Hive World M'kond in 321.M40.[31]
Waaagh! Gutcutta
Orks of this Waaagh! invaded the Imperial world of Cyris. An Imperial army group, which included the Cadian 423rd Armoured Regiment deployed to defend the planet. In Pask's first engagement he took command of the Leman Russ Battle Tank Hand of Steel when its commander was killed and accounted for fifteen armour-kills, breaking the back of the Ork assault.[9c]
Waaagh! Gutrekka
Led by the Bad Moons Warboss Ogruk Gutwrekka, it invaded the Imperial Hive World Luteus Alpha in M42. However during the invasion Gutwrekka was overthrown by Gargaz Teefgrabba, who replaced him as Warboss. The Waaagh! is now known as Waaagh! Teefgrabba.[59]
Waaagh! Gutrippa
Defeated by the Astra Militarum on Herculae II.[49]
Waaagh! Gutslusher
It has invaded Fal Primus, but the Raven Guard's Second Company has come to come to the Imperial world's defense.[68]
Waaagh! Hruk
This Waaagh! was lead by the noted Snakebite boss Hruk Teefsplinta in 855.M41. He enslaved the entire population of his old stomping grounds, the binary system Corva, and forced the slaves to build a spacecraft with holds cavernous enough to hold his beloved mega-menagerie. He led his Waaagh! to the core worlds of the Imperium, captured nine worlds of Marlisanct and used the Basilica Imperator Majoris as a breeding pen for his famously incontinent Squiggoths.[2c]
Waaagh! Irongol
Lead by Warboss Irongol, this Waaagh! was destroyed during Sancta Angelis Campaign in 339-370.M39 in by a contingent from the Raptors Chapter before it could become a major threat.[14]
Waaagh! Irontoof
In 998.M41 this Waaagh! was being engaged by a combined force of the Ultramarines and the Genesis Chapter.[11a]
Waaagh! Jagga
This consists of four sub-groups, each contesting for the title of the Great Tyrant of Jagga.[44]
Waaagh! Killstomp
Orks of this Waaagh! waged a century-long war against the Bloody Path Chaos Warband.[40]
Waaagh! Kraktoof
The Waaagh! invaded the Lorphax Sub-Sector in M42 and the Imperium's forces are trying to drive it back. The Death Guard's 5th Plague Company later joined the battle as well and has unleashed the Sanguous Flux disease upon Waagh! Kraktoof and the Imperium's forces.[65]
Waaagh! Kruggdak
The Speed Freeks Waaagh! invaded the Imperial world Barestyr XIX, but it was later defeated by the Blood Angels Chapter. This was largely due to the efforts of Arenos Karlaen, who robbed Waaagh! Kruggdak of its mobility after trapping the Speed Freeks amongst the complex cogwork gates of Barestyr's sky-bridge network.[70]
Waaagh! Krushfist
Trajann Valoris and the Adeptus Custodes are currently spearheading a preemptive strike against the Waaagh!.[42b]
Waaagh! Madeye
A Deathskulls Waaagh! that is currently being attacked by the 2nd Company of the Blood Angels Chapter.[50]
Waaagh! Makrina
The Waaagh! was broken when Warboss Makrina was killed in battle with the Space Wolves on the planet Quaran.[25]
Waaagh! Megamek
Equipped with immense vehicle armoury, the forces of Megamek fought the Space Wolves in Elixir system in 999.M41[12b]
Waaagh! Morbad
An Evil Sunz Kult of Speed Waaagh!, that is led by the Speedboss Morbad Zagblasta and it is taking part in the Octarius War, in M42.[55]
Waaagh! Nagrut
Took part in the Dellrond Campaign.[23b]
Waagh! Nazdreg
Under Warboss Nazdreg, it has been driven north by the Great Rift and is threatening Valhalla, Goth, and Alaric.[44]
Red Waaagh!
Battled the Imperium in the Sanctus Reach.[Needs Citation]
Waaagh! Rekkfist
In 995.M41 this Waaagh!, led by the Warboss Rekkfist, threatened to invade Iyanden before it was defeated by an unlikely alliance between the craftworld, the Kabal of the Wraithkind and the Cult of the Flayed Hand.[21b]
Waaagh! Rukrippa
Fought with the forces of Salamanders Chapter on Cardinal world of Phaistos Osiris.[15]
Waagh! Scraghurtz
Waagh! Scraghurtz was vast armada of Ork warships that swept into the fledgling T'au Empire and threatened to overwhelm them.[37]
Waaagh! Skadrek
A dozen Black Templars are able to hold back an Ork attack on the world of Agrella long enough for Imperial officials to escape.[23c]
Waaagh! Skagrog
Led by Warboss Skagrog and it is currently invading an Imperial world.[57]
Waaagh! Skullkrak
Led by Warboss Skullkrak, it devastated an unknown Sector of the Imperium, located next to Forsarr Sector. The Imperial Guard and Imperial Navy fought Orks of Skullkrak, motivated by the heroic example of Kayvaan Shrike.[9b][11c] War devastated numerous Imperial worlds before Skullkrak's death at the hands of Necron forces during Battle of Fordris.[20] The current status of the Waaagh! is unknown.
Waaagh! Smashakrak
Dispersed within four temporal cycles after entering the Pariah Nexus.[51]
Waaagh! Smogbelcha
On the Fireplains of Voth, amid thundering geysers of geothermal flame, this Waaagh! was stopped and crushed by Knights of House Raven in 246.M41.[35]
Waaagh! Snaggaltoof
The Waaagh! took part in the Siege of the Iron City and featured the most famous, or infamous, use of a Goff Rokk n' Rolla. At the height of the final attack, the Rolla went through a horde of Orks before smashing through the Iron City's "impenetrable" Iron Gate. It then flattened a path of fifty kilometres before smashing through the City's opposite wall. Meanwhile hundreds of Orks stormed through the hole the Rolla had created.[60]
Waaagh! Snagrod
This Waaagh is led by Snagrod the Arch-Arsonist from the Ork Empire of Charadon in 989.M41. He captured a large part of Loki Sector uniting local Ork factions and is now beleived to be leading his Waaagh! into Ultramar. Major battles include:[2c][2f]
Waaagh! Snakrat
This Waaagh! invaded the Imperial world Bulwark IX, but it was successfully defended by the 56th Ghobyan Assault Guards.[47]
Speedwaaagh!
This Waaagh! is led by the Speedboss Krooldakka and is a major invading force in the ongoing war on Vigilus.[Needs Citation]
Waaagh! Starsmasha
Waaagh! Teefgrabba
Led by the Bad Moons Warboss Gargaz Teefgrabba, it is currently invading the Imperial Hive World Luteus Alpha. However, it was initially known as Waaagh! Gutrekka and was led by Warboss Ogruk Gutwrekka, until he was overthrown during the invasion by Teefgrabba.[59]
Tekwaaagh!
This Waaagh! launched in M42 and was led by the Mek-Boss known as Da Meklord. It invaded the Forge World Hephaesto, alongside the Orks of the Freebooter Badrukk [46] but later ended as Da Meklord was challenged to a duel over leadership by Ufthak Blackhawk and subsequently killed. The Tekwaaagh! was then transformed into the Waaagh! Ufthak.[71]
Waaagh! Thogza
This decades-long Waaagh! was lead by Warlord Thogza into the Duros Sector. His Orks were involved in heavy fighting and veterans were reputed to reach a size almost twice as tall as a man.[2d]
Waaagh! Thugga
This Waaagh! launched in M42 and is led by the Warboss Gorak Thugga, who commands an empire. The Imperium was caught unprepared by this, as the watch-savants that had been deployed to watch over Thugga's empire, had been disabled. This allowed Waaagh! Thugga to overwhelm the empire's neighboring Sub-Sector.[48]
Waaagh! Tuska

Lead by the infamous Tuska the Daemon-Killa, this Waaagh! devastated the world of Prosan in the Cadian System, breached the Cadian Gate and disappeared into the Eye of Terror. It left numerous Daemon Worlds in the Eye in ruins and eventually was locked in the eternal battle with the daemonic forces of the Blood Prince.[2e]
Waaagh! Ufthak
Formerly the Tekwaaagh!, Ufthak Blackhawk killed the former Warboss Da Meklord and took control over it, changing its name from Tekwaaagh! and its focus away from looting technology and back to more old fashioned warfare. [71]
Waaagh! Ugblitz
This Waaagh! was lead by Naggrud Ugblitz, an Ork Goff Warlord and had overrun a vast part of Saras Sector in 892.M41. He was eventually stopped on the devastated agri-world of Saras VII by a combined Imperial army group, spearheaded by the Cadian 6th.[19]
Waaagh! Ugskraga
The Waaagh! has made a major incursion into Segmentum Pacificus and Balle Prime is among the worlds it is currently invading.[26]
Waaagh! Urgok
Laid siege to the world of Ryza, but currently is threatened by the Maelstrom.[44]
Waaagh! Vangrod
Attacked the Worlds of the Imperium in M35.[28]
Waaagh! Wazdakka
This Waaagh! is lead by infamous Ork biker Wazdakka Gutsmek. He dreams to create portals from planet to planet so he can drive his warbike from one end of the Galaxy to another, slaughtering everything in his path. This mad plan has attracted numerous Speed Freaks to his banner. Major battles include:[2f]
Waaagh! Zagdakka
Led by the powerful Weirdboy Zagdakka. Also known as the Weirdwaaagh!
Waaagh! Zagstomp
Waaagh! Zanzag
Led by Warboss Zanzag, this Waaagh! captured nine Imperial worlds and eventually fell into disarray after the Zanzag's death during the Assault on Black Reach.[11b]
Waaagh! Zignatt
Its Orks invaded Cyranis in M42, but the Waaagh! was later defeated by the Lamenters Chapter.[69]
Waaagh! Zoggit
Led by the the Warboss and Weirdboy Zoggit, this Waaagh! invaded Commorragh in 227.M38 through a spacerift near the world of Zogg-Dis. The Orks caused much damage as the Dark Eldar Kabals fight them and each other trying to turn the situation to their advantage. Eventually the invasion is defeated and 10,000 Orks are rounded up for the Wych arenas.[21a]
Waaagh! Zort
An Ork Waaagh! which targeted a Necron Tomb World.[Needs Citation]
Waaagh! Weirdgrob
A Weirdboy led Waaagh!, that was purged on Crucior III by the Sisters of Silence in M42.[56a]
Weirdwaaagh!
A major Ork Waaagh! that first appeared in M41, led by the Weirdboy Zogwort.
Unnamed Waaaghs!
- An unknown Waaagh led by the Arch Maniac of Calvera, captured the Shrine World Emilines Hope in the Yerena System.
- A Waaagh! launched by Big Mek Gurgit against the Tau Empire, was defeated in the Battle of Gunner Ridge in 859999.M41.[29]
See also
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