Blitz Brigade: The 11th-Edition Orks Mounted Assault Detachment

Each time an Orks unit disembarks from a Transport, until the end of the turn you can re-roll Advance and Charge rolls for that unit. That's the whole thesis: your passengers arrive by transport, pile out, and charge with re-rolled dice, turning the unreliable disembark-and-charge into a dependable assault. It rewards a list that's genuinely built around transports rather than one or two, because every mob that gets out benefits.

• Mekanised Brutality (Movement) — a Battlewagon, Kill Rig or Hunta Rig makes a Normal move and units disembarking from it afterwards are still eligible to charge, so your wagon can reposition and still deliver an assault.
• Run 'Em Down (Movement) — a Battlewagon/Kill Rig/Hunta Rig plus up to two other Ork Vehicles or Monsters within 6" become eligible to charge after Advancing, a coordinated armoured slam.
• Armoured Duellists (Shooting) — an Ork Vehicle gets +1 to Hit and +1 to Wound against Monsters and Vehicles.
• Impervious (opponent's Shooting) — a targeted Battlewagon/Kill Rig/Hunta Rig subtracts 1 from Wound rolls when the attack's Strength beats its Toughness — huge defensive tech for your delivery vehicles.
• Yooz In Trouble Now (opponent's Shooting) — after a wagon is hit, embarked Infantry disembark and make a D6" surge move, a reactive threat.
• Mount Up, Ladz (end of Fight) — an unengaged Infantry unit re-embarks in a nearby Transport to redeploy toward the next fight.

• Runnin' Boots (Orks Infantry Character) — +1 to the bearer unit's Charge roll if it disembarked this turn, stacking with the detachment re-roll for near-guaranteed charges.
• Blitzkaptin (Orks Character) — after deployment, redeploy up to three Orks Vehicle units, and you can place them in Strategic Reserves regardless of how many are already there. Strong pre-game flexibility for a wagon list.
• Tuff Git (Orks Infantry Character) — the bearer's unit clears Battle-shock at the end of a phase in which it disembarked, keeping a just-delivered mob reliable.
• Supercharged Squig Oil (Mek) — re-roll Charge rolls for a selected Vehicle's unit when the bearer uses its Mekaniak ability.

• Battlewagons (with Deff Rolla) — the flagship transport; durable, carries a big mob, and loves Impervious to survive the drive in.
• Trukks — cheap, numerous delivery so more mobs get the disembark re-rolls.
• Kill Rig / Hunta Rig — transports that also fight, ideal Mekanised Brutality and Run 'Em Down platforms.
• Meganobz, Nobz, Beast Snagga Boyz (embarked) — the hard-hitting cargo that wants a re-rolled charge out of the hatch.
• An Orks Character with Runnin' Boots or Blitzkaptin — bolts the assault or the redeploy trick onto the plan.

Take it (2 DP) when your list is transport-heavy and you want to deliver melee mobs reliably. Eager For The Fight fixes the classic problem with disembark-and-charge by re-rolling both Advance and Charge, and the stratagem suite protects the wagons (Impervious) and coordinates the assault (Run 'Em Down). It's less suited to a static gunline or a pure foot-horde. At 2 DP it leaves 1 DP for a support like More Dakka! or Rollin' Deff — though note Rollin' Deff overlaps heavily on the same wagons, so a shooting or generalist support usually complements Blitz Brigade better.

Sample gameplan: load Meganobz and Nobz into Battlewagons and Trukks. Drive up turn one, using Impervious to weather return fire. Turn two, call the Waaagh! for Advance-and-charge, disembark your mobs (re-rolling Advance and Charge from the detachment, +1 more with Runnin' Boots), and use Run 'Em Down to send the wagons in alongside. Armoured Duellists lets a Battlewagon reliably crack an enemy vehicle before the mob piles in.