Freebooter Krew: The 11th-Edition Orks Loot-Objective Detachment

At the start of your Command phase you pick one objective marker as your loot objective until your next Command phase. Then every attack from an Orks Infantry, Mounted or Walker unit gains Sustained Hits 1 if either the attacking model's unit is within range of the loot objective or the attack targets a unit within range of it. That's a big, flexible volume-of-fire and melee buff that fires whether you're attacking from the objective or into it — so it rewards fighting over a specific point, exactly what objective-play missions ask for.

• Grab and Bash (Command) — a unit within range of the loot objective gets the Waaagh! active for it, even if you've already called your one army-wide Waaagh! this battle. A second helping of Waaagh! bonuses on the key unit is the standout play.
• Bash and Grab (Fight) — re-roll Wound rolls against enemies within range of the loot objective.
• Deck Fraggers (Shooting) — a unit's ranged weapons gain Blast against Infantry, scything down hordes near the loot.
• Rolling Loot-Heap (Shooting) — a Flash Gitz unit gains Anti-Vehicle 4+, turning snazzguns on enemy armour.
• Boardin' Rush (Movement) — Advance without rolling and add 6" to Move, closing on the objective fast.
• Krump and Run (opponent's Movement) — a free 6" Normal move after an enemy falls back, chasing down a fleeing unit.

• Da Kaptin (Warboss) — once per battle round, clear Battle-shock from a friendly Orks unit within 12" (it takes D3 mortals in exchange), keeping your objective-holders reliable.
• Git-Spotter Squig (Orks) — the bearer's unit's ranged weapons gain Ignores Cover, superb on Flash Gitz or Lootas.
• Bionik Workshop (Big Mek or Painboy) — roll a D3 for a random bionik buff (extra Move, Strength or Weapon Skill) for the bearer's unit all battle.
• Razgit's Magik Map (Orks) — after deployment, redeploy up to three Orks Infantry units, and you can place them in Strategic Reserves regardless of the usual limit.

• Flash Gitz — the iconic Freebooterz and the natural home for Git-Spotter Squig (Ignores Cover) and Rolling Loot-Heap (Anti-Vehicle); Sustained Hits stacks with their volume.
• Boyz / Beast Snagga Boyz — cheap bodies to hold the loot objective and swing with Sustained Hits when fighting over it.
• Warboss with Da Kaptin — an objective anchor that keeps nearby units clear of Battle-shock.
• Buggies, Battlewagons, Deffkilla Wartrike — Mounted and Vehicle units that also benefit from the rule when they operate near the loot.
• Lootas — heavy dakka that loves Ignores Cover and Sustained Hits from range against a unit sitting on the loot.

Take it (2 DP) for a mixed, objective-focused Ork list that wants a flexible offensive buff rather than a single archetype. Here Be Loot rewards clustering violence around one point each turn, which lines up naturally with hold-objective missions, and the rule spans Infantry, Mounted and Walker units so you're not locked into one unit type. Grab and Bash effectively giving a second Waaagh! to a key unit is genuinely powerful. It's less focused than the dedicated speed, wagon or Boyz detachments — its strength is breadth. At 2 DP it leaves 1 DP for a support.

Sample gameplan: each Command phase, name the loot objective where the turn's fight will happen — usually the midboard objective you're contesting. Push Flash Gitz and Lootas (Git-Spotter Squig for Ignores Cover) to shoot into it and Boyz to hold on it, both triggering Sustained Hits. Spend Grab and Bash to switch a key unit's Waaagh! on for the assault, Bash and Grab to re-roll Wounds in the melee over the marker, and Deck Fraggers to Blast down enemy infantry contesting it. Keep Da Kaptin nearby so a Battle-shocked holder doesn't fold.