Unit
Slugga Boyz
The named Ork unit whose Burna appears in the official multiplayer discussion as an example of anti-mass Wargear.
Player field sheet
Confirmed role
Confirmed role
A unit named through its Burna example
What the official source establishes
The named Ork unit whose Burna appears in the official multiplayer discussion as an example of anti-mass Wargear.
Known limits
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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
A unit named through its Burna example
Slugga Boyz are named in the official multiplayer AMA as part of an example about weapons and Wargear that are particularly effective against masses of units. The developer cites the Slugga Boyz’ Burna alongside the Monolith’s Particle Whip. That confirms the unit name and establishes that the Burna is an official example of equipment used in the discussion of anti-mass threats.
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The source does not give a complete Slugga Boyz profile. It does not state their squad size, movement, armour, production cost, role outside the Burna example or the conditions under which the weapon is available. This page keeps the unit’s documented identity narrow instead of filling the missing roster details from the tabletop game.
Do not turn one example into a counter guide
The AMA uses the Burna to illustrate a broader design goal: upgrades and abilities should be matched to the threat in front of the player. It does not say that Slugga Boyz defeat every massed unit, that the Burna is always available or that it is the best answer in every fight. The confirmed relationship is the named unit, its published Burna example and the anti-mass context.
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No source used here publishes a direct counter to Slugga Boyz, a cost table or a build order. The composition error is to assume that the Burna sentence describes the whole unit or its complete technology path. Exact role, durability, timing and counterplay remain unconfirmed before release.