Editing Squiggoth (section)

===Gargantuan Squiggoth===
[[File:GargSquiggoth.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Gargantuan Squiggoth, otherwise known as a [[Land Raider]] with teeth.]]

Gargantuan Squiggoths are monstrous creatures approximately the size of a small [[Imperial]] Titan. Their size is the result of their breeding using the special, high-quality feed formula of the Snakebites Clan. These giants are sometimes used as mounts by the most powerful of Ork [[Warboss]]es. This is the variety seen in the [[Dawn of War]] games and it is by far the more recognizable of all Squiggoth types.

Their charge is powerful enough to break fortifications and cause a severe case of [[Squad Broken]] as well as potential [[Rage|Rage.]] They are also potentially big enough to give the [[Hierophant]] the middle finger before tail slapping the overgrown tick into submission. Then again, the Squiggoth acts as a giant breathing [[Land Raider]], so it is best to prop up some [[Ork Boy|Boyz]], [[Lootas]] and [[Nob|Nobz]] and go on a shooting <s>rampage</s> joyride. Just don't let your giant dinosaur be turned into a overpriced [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX]] though, it is not too resilient against the [[Dakka|wall of guns]] known as the [[Imperial Guard]].

In 8th edition the Gargantuan Squiggoth is basically a living, breathing [[Battlewagon]]. It has a transport capacity of 20, two Twin [[Big Shoota]]s and two [[Supa-Lobba]]s. You've got the option to buy up to four Big Shootas, and also to replace one or both Supa-Lobbas with a [[Killkannon]] or [[Big Zzappa]]. [[Murder|Absolute murder in melee with 8 attacks and an AP-4 D6 Damage melee weapon, and all of its guns can still shoot when it's in combat (except at the unit it's fighting) like the smaller Squiggoth.]] All for the low, low price of [[Cheese|450-500 points with guns,]] and don't forget you need to buy a unit to ride in it too (if you're going mad on points, try fifteen [[Tankbustas]] and 5 Bomb Squigs, fifteen Lootas, or two squads of ten [[Flash Gitz]]). Stampede! inflicts D6 mortal wounds on a 2+ to every unit within 1" at the end of a Charge as of the Forge World FAQs, rather than just on a 2 as originally written.