Orks are the hilarious aspect of the grim world of Warhammer 40K and in some ways, the ork philosophy makes more sense than anything that the modern self help books can throw at you. Da Big Dakka is not a self-help book. But it's fucking hilarious because ORKS!
We rarely see orks tangle with the elements such as the aldari/drukhari in the warhammer universe and this book is all about that entanglement and hilarity and violence ensues. Our boy Ufthak Blackhawk, big boss of Da Tekwaaagh finds himself in the Drukhari city of Commorragh and he just can't catch a break there. From not being able to find his way around to smashing everything in his path, there is no stopping Ufthak and the way Brooks turns the failures into victories is something really fun to watch.
The thing which sets the orks apart from any other faction in Warhammer 40,000 universe, is the power of belief that the orks possess. If it's red, it goes faster. The bigger you are, the smarter you get. Faster is better. It is way too much fun to read about the antics of the orks and their little messed up warband.
The book is full of shenanigans and even if you have not read much Warhammer, you can easily read this one as a standalone book.
The book has a solid rhythm and it makes for an entertaining read. Give this one a shot!
