Da Big Hunt: The 11th-Edition Orks Beast Snaggas Detachment

At the start of your Command phase you nominate one enemy Monster, Vehicle or Character unit as your Prey until your next Command phase. When a Beast Snagga unit declares a charge against your Prey (with it nearby) it can re-roll the Charge roll, but must end that move engaged with the Prey; and each time a Beast Snagga model attacks your Prey, it improves that attack's Armour Penetration by 1. It's a focused assassination engine: pick the enemy's key monster, tank or leader, then reliably charge it and bite through its armour. Everything in the detachment points at killing that one target.

• Dat One's Even Bigga! (Charge) — a Beast Snagga unit can charge even in a turn it Advanced or Fell Back, and re-roll the charge, as long as it goes after your Prey. The core 'get there' tool.
• Drag It Down (Fight) — a Beast Snagga unit's melee gains Sustained Hits 1, and scores critical hits more easily against your Prey.
• Unstoppable Momentum (Charge) — a mounted Beast Snagga unit deals mortal wounds after charging (more against the Prey), rewarding the Squighog slam.
• Where D'ya Fink You're Going? (opponent's Movement) — a Beast Snagga unit makes a 6" move when an enemy Falls Back, chasing down a target trying to escape.

(Community sources list further stratagems such as a cover/Stealth ploy and a Strategic-Reserves redeploy; confirm the exact suite in the app.)

• Glory Hog (Beastboss on Squigosaur) — the bearer's unit gains Scouts 9", a big pre-game move to line up the first hunt.
• Surly As A Squiggoth (Beastboss on Squigosaur) — subtract 1 from Wound rolls against the bearer's unit when the attacker's Strength beats its Toughness, making your warlord genuinely hard to shift.
• Proper Killy (Beast Snagga) — +1 Damage to the bearer's melee weapons, more punch into the Prey.
• Skrag Every Stash! (Beast Snagga) — the bearer holds an objective regardless of model count, a handy scoring anchor.

• Beastboss on Squigosaur — the flagship hunter and the carrier for Glory Hog (Scouts) or Surly As A Squiggoth; fast, tough and brutal into the Prey.
• Squighog Boyz / Nob on Smasha Squig — mounted Beast Snaggas that love the charge re-rolls and Unstoppable Momentum mortal wounds.
• Beast Snagga Boyz — the durable infantry core that gets +1 AP against the Prey.
• Beastboss (on foot) — a cheaper hunt leader for an infantry-forward build.
• Kill Rig / Hunta Rig — big Beast Snagga machines that add durability, transport and their own anti-Prey punch.

Take it (2 DP) for a dedicated Beast Snagga army whose plan is to delete the enemy's biggest threat — a Knight, a monster, a key character — fast and reliably. Da Hunt Is On stacks charge re-rolls with the army-wide Waaagh! (Advance-and-charge) and adds AP where it matters most, so a Squighog slam into the Prey is hard to avoid and hard to survive. It's narrower than the generalist detachments — it wants Beast Snagga units and an obvious priority target — so it's weaker against low, swarmy armies with nothing worth hunting. At 2 DP it leaves 1 DP for a support.

Sample gameplan: deploy Squighog Boyz and a Beastboss on Squigosaur (Glory Hog for Scouts 9") to threaten early. Each Command phase, name the enemy's scariest Monster, Vehicle or Character as Prey. Call the Waaagh! or spend Dat One's Even Bigga! to charge it from range with a re-roll, pile in your mounted mobs with Unstoppable Momentum for mortal wounds, and grind it out in melee with Drag It Down and the +1 AP from the detachment rule. Where D'ya Fink You're Going? stops a wounded Prey from simply falling back out of reach.