Ghost Fangs

== Combat Doctrine ==
Shock assault, nation-killer and extermination operations, close-quarters actions (ruin purgation, boarding operations, line breaker attacks, ‘forlorn hope’ objective assaults).
== History ==
== Composition ==
The Ghost Fangs had been formed from a large number of individual tribes, of whom the Ghost Fangs had been one, whose leaders were killed and whose members forcibly recruited. In practice, the majority of orcs continued to fight with their prior tribes. 
In addition to the tribes, there existed six clans, representing the six semi-mythical founding orcish tribes. This structure is entirely separate from the tribes, and the orcs are indicted into these clans by shamans when they come of age. The deeply religious Warmaster Mudagog places great importance on these clans, and appoints a chieftain to each one, who reports to him directly. The obvious fact that there structure of the tribes and the structure of the clans conflict somewhat with one another does not bother Mudagog, but it does lead to confusion and internal violence. 
== The Six Clans ==
=== The Wolves ===
=== The Axes ===
=== The Tusks ===
=== The Furies ===
=== The Demons ===
=== The Cleavers ===
== War of the Philosopher-Kings ==
== After the War ==
Decimated by the vampires of World's End, the Ghost Fangs crumbled and scattered. Category:Organizations
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