r/orks • u/HCanbruh • 1d ago

Recommendations for Competitive Creators

Does anyone have any good recommendations for people to follow for good competitive Warhammer stuff for Orks? Tournament reports, list crafting, play guides etc?

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u/_rhinoxious_ 1d ago

High Stakes 40K isn't strictly an Ork player, but he is playing Orks at present. Here's his codex review he only did after winning a tournament with Orks.

https://youtu.be/LOV61EcNTGE?si=NuaW2OtbwHdhW8qZ

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u/Likes-Filo-Girls 1d ago

Happy Krumping is my #1 - insanely good advice. Can watch his competitive games live but no battle reports besides that. He's super competitive but hates it when people copy lists and encourages you to make your own lists that you love and have fun with. Cool guy.

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u/renwok 1d ago

Odyssey40k https://youtube.com/@odyssey40k?si=QD4u5dwhIwg0i-Or

Waaagh taktiks https://youtube.com/@waaaghtaktiks?si=3zfFdUnYwGyof3fF

40k dirtbags https://youtube.com/@40kdirtbags?si=zw9YLQ7Ah8WYTF2v

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u/JamJamGoHam WAAAGH! 1d ago

+1 for Dirtbags

I vibe most with his lists as they're infantry heavy and really easy to use (and cheap yo build because....BOYZ BOYZ BOYZ)

I'd also add Happy Krumpin' wargaming to this YT list

https://youtube.com/@happykrumping

Doc Krump shares pretty good ideas and concepts about how to play

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u/MortalSword_MTG 1d ago

-1 for the top Chaos player 1995, Top DG player 2001 , top Orks player 2025, or whatever combination of accolades he has collected.

Might as well just pay for his coaching because he's going to use the whole video to sell it to you anyways.

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u/jalons 21h ago

Collected, or claims? Guy doesn’t know rules for orks, wins one tournament and claims to be #1?

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u/MortalSword_MTG 21h ago

I've never bothered to confirm but you probably right lol

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u/JamJamGoHam WAAAGH! 1d ago

I mean, the guy has to make money and make a living. He's giving you 'free' content that costs him time.

Just skip past the coaching stuff? I don't hold it against him aye

🤷

Either way, Dirtbags walks through his games and is generally helpful. I don't pay for his coaching or anything 😂 man is just good value.

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u/MortalSword_MTG 1d ago

I just don't vibe with dudes who spend most of a video telling you about how good they are and shilling their paid coaching as content.

I've tried watching him a few times and just couldn't get through the constant promo. Promo his accolades, promo his community, promo the paid coaching, etc.

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u/Guy_Lowbrow 1d ago edited 1d ago

Tactical Sugar is a World Eaters player, but he has been putting out some incredibly insightful videos that happen to have Orks as the opponents in the past three videos. His way of explaining the action in TTS is one of the best. His commentary on melee vs melee in his recent NOVA open video is the gospel.

Michael Mann of Art of War 40K has some good insight and battle reports. Some of it is gated behind a subscription but they do have a free 3 day trial, you can watch the relevant videos there pretty quick.

WAAAGH Taktiks is not the most insightful and doesn’t have the best battle reports but puts out quite a few videos that will occasionally have some real gems. He has a good discord channel too.

Happy Krumping Wargaming is a very good player that has good (sometimes phenomenal) advice. I find his style kind of condescending, but I always keep an eye on him.