(a huge Ork invasion) crashed into Angelis plowing a massive canyon, "Da Skid", and devastating the world's ecosystem.

A religious schism occurred and factions formed based around whether believers felt the idol was of the Ork god Gork or Mork.

The resulting violence destroyed the entire machine, forcing the Meks to broker an unsteady peace between the warring sides.

The cruiser was brought down by the hulk with the disfigured descendants of the crash survivors became "Muties", while those inside the pyramids became primitive tribals known as "Diggas".

Games are designed to be played in a series and form a campaign, wherein fighters gain new abilities and suffer permanent battle injuries or death, and new warriors are purchased, or "retire" once they get to too high of a level.

Since the release of the rulebook PDFs on the Games Workshop site in 2008 the community surrounding Gorkamorka has grown substantially online resulting in the creation of a large volume of fan-made content.

"[3] The reviewer from Pyramid #29 (Jan./Feb., 1998) stated that "First off, let me just say that if you're a member of the Green Party (by which I mean an adherent to all things Orcish and Gobliny), Gorkamorka is a game you're gonna go ape, er, Ork over.