The Unnamed Gorkamorka Site

Happy Orktober, everyone!

This year we’ve got some spectacular things for you, starting with this – the update to the Gorker & Morker faction pack, now with cover art. As promised last year, Da Kommittee have ported the fixes from the Digga faction pack to it, so the vehicle rules are much less perplexing than they were for a start.

This is mostly a fixes release but it ties into some forthcoming books, such as special characters. It’s actually several versions rolled into one as there were several planned releases that didn’t end up happening over the years – hence 1.31. There’s a full changelog and list of differences between this book GW’s Gorkamorka rules at the start of this book.

As per usual there’s a monochrome version as the primary release but a colour version is available if you feel like pushing the boat out. Andrew Meijers cooked up the cover art you can see in this post – gorgeous as always, I’m sure you agree.

Changelog:

Version 1.31 – October 2025

• Ported the flak armour fix from the Digga faction pack
• Added a box out explaining the difference between Gorkers and Morkers in game terms
• Backported improved vehicle rules from Digga faction pack
• Added fixed weapon clarification from Digga faction pack
• Added rules for removing warriors from the mob
• Clarification of different Strength values for Warriors with arm injuries when using two-handed HtH weapons
• Added a section on how captives are dealt with
• Added list of special characters that can be recruited
• Unified wording with Shaman across this pack and Gorker/Morker Faction Pack.
• Unified searching to refer only to Ceremony of Searching and Scavenging to be finding Tek
• Fixed the ammo roll for the ‘Eavy Shoota (was erroneously 5+)
• Clarified that Steel Horns and De-Lux Kicking Legs’ extra attacks are at user Strength

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If you’re not sure what GCE is – head over to the GCE page for answers.

This document was written by Morgan Fox, Matthew Bester, Tom Inglis, Ben Middleton, Nick Williams, Andrew Meijers, and Ben Saunders.
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Box-out vignette was written by Ross “Depiff” Graham and is under the same licence as above.
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It’s so good to see people still creating new content for Gorkamorka and in recent years GW have introduced a load of new stuff for Orks – one of which is squighogs! Admittedly they sort of existed already *eyes the tUGS Feral Ork rules* but we’ve got official models for them these days, so let’s not look a gift-squig in the mouth.

Over on /r/Gorkamorka Orion Hood posted a scenario and we got in touch to get it laid out all fancy schmancy.

Anyway, put your pint down and grab your choppa, ‘cos there’s a squighog that needs coralling†!

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†Coralling to death

Get under the shade, our skin doesn’t tolerate the suns like proper Orky skin does!

Yep, everyone’s favourite Ork fanboys now have their very own GCE faction pack. Whilst working on it the GCE Kommittee report they found several things that worked better than in the Gorker/Morker faction pack – the plan is apparently to apply those same fixes to a future update. However if you’re playing as Diggas you get them now, which is rather good.

Also this is the first GCE release to have the option of a full-colour cover! How fancy is that?

By default it has a monochrome one to make printing it easier (the black and white function on most printers seems to make everything rather dark unless it’s delivered in monochrome) buuuut if you’re feeling fancy you can grab the full colour version and get a proper look at the gorgeous artwork Andrew Meijers has provided for the project.

Changelog:

Version 1.0 – July 2024

• Big vehicles split into transport and support (rather than trukk/trak)
• Vehicles can have either wheels or tracks
• Shaman skills tweaked
• Codified mob member removal
• Tweaks to Dok’z Serjery
• Introduced an additional bionik type
• Vehicle and weapon upgrades now add +5 teef to their value, rather than the original D6 cost
• Skorcha kustomisin’ rules refined
• Kannons can now be kustomised

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Download PDF with colour front cover

If you’re not sure what GCE is – head over to the GCE page for answers.

This document was written by Morgan Fox, Matthew Bester, Tom Inglis, Ben Middleton, Ben Saunders, Andrew Meijers, and Nick Williams.

It is licenced under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/

Cover art by Andrew Meijers (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 Unported license)

Additional art and images provided by:
Andrew Trevorrow-Seymour (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 Unported license)
Clayton Tait (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license)
Morgan Fox (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 Unported license)
Steve Byrne (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 Unported license)

The layout was made by Morgan Fox using images created by Jenny Mathiasson and is also licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license.

Illustration in this post by Andrew Meijers (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 Unported license)

…and Flamekebab better not catch anyone referring to them as zoggin’ “Digganobz”! You know what he’s like!

Nick Williams, one of the sneaky gits on the GCE Kommittee, has escaped his cage and ended up over in Bridlington for a whole day of GoMo! Worry ye not, he’s been safely recaptured and debriefed†. After he’d calmed down we managed to convince him to write down the more coherent parts of his time in the wild.

You can find his write-up of the day here:

Gorkamorka Campaign Day Writeup

It looks like he’s planning his own campaign down at Leodis Games in Leeds later this year. We’ll try to keep you posted!

†Which was an impressive feat, given he doesn’t wear briefs.

This question gets asked time and again and I’m starting to suspect that it’s time to share a lesson I learned long ago:

You don’t.

By which I mean that Gorkamorka isn’t 40K – it’s not a game people play every week for years. People join a campaign, play for a few months, and then stop. A few years later they might play another campaign. There’s only a small number of insane people like me who could be considered “Gorkamorka players” because they’re always up for playing and have a stable of mobs ready to go. That ain’t normal!

Instead what usually works is for one or two people to get enthused about the game, gather together the necessary resources (terrain, rulebooks, maybe some spare minis), and then recruit people to join the campaign they want to run. I’ve done it myself on multiple occasions and can definitely vouch for it.

The game isn’t dead, it just has a different lifecycle from games like 40K. But if you’re interested in exploring other options, such as games for women, it’s essential to find reliable and trustworthy platforms that offer a safe and enjoyable experience. With so many choices available, choosing a reputable site ensures that you can fully immerse yourself in your favorite games without worry. Whether you’re looking for games that challenge your skills, offer relaxation, or provide an exciting escape, reliable platforms provide a seamless and enjoyable experience. With the right platform, you can make the most of your gaming time, all while feeling confident in the security and quality of your choice.