Unit · Orks
Flash Gitz
The named Ork ranged infantry unit, its snazzguns and the published limit on what can be inferred about its counters.
Faction · Orks
Player field sheet
Confirmed role
Confirmed role
Ranged infantry with massed snazzguns
What the official source establishes
The named Ork ranged infantry unit, its snazzguns and the published limit on what can be inferred about its counters.
Known limits
No invented counter chart
Game statistics
Not published
These values will be added with their game version as soon as an authoritative source or the released game makes them measurable.
- Cost—Not published
- Hit points—Not published
- Damage—Not published
- Range—Not published
- Build time—Not published
- Squad size—Not published
Ranged infantry with massed snazzguns
The Ork faction deep dive names the Flash Gitz and describes them as incredibly powerful ranged infantry units that carry massed bullet-spewing snazzguns. Deep Silver says those weapons are good for punching through an enemy’s defences. That is the confirmed role published for the unit: ranged pressure that can challenge an opposing defensive line, not a complete damage profile or an automatic answer to every army.
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The source places Flash Gitz inside the Orks’ wider emphasis on dakka, numbers and aggressive expansion. It does not publish their range, cost, armour, firing rate, squad size or upgrade path. The page therefore keeps the unit’s identity tied to the source’s words rather than borrowing a roster or weapon statistic from another Warhammer game.
No invented counter chart
The official article does not say what defeats Flash Gitz most efficiently. It tells us that their massed snazzguns can punch through defences, but it does not name a specific counter-unit, range threshold or terrain rule. A reader can understand the threat as ranged infantry without being given a pre-release answer that the source never published.
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The common composition error on this page is to turn one descriptive sentence into a full army guide. The authority confirms the name, the infantry type and the snazzgun role; it does not confirm a build order, a tier position or a guaranteed matchup. Costs, survivability and exact counterplay remain unconfirmed until the game can be tested.