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One of the mainline ships of the anomalous civilization described on interdimensional records as the United Will of Krork. Ships of this civilization apparently utilize anomalous energy fields amplified by living instances of the species to augment the effectiveness and versatility of their technology well-beyond physical constraints in some areas. Example, Krork warships have demonstrated the ability to function without fuel or adequate power simply because the crew do not notice that they are missing, or how their ships can fire through their own hull and other weapon emplacements directly in the line of fire and instead of doing any damage, they simply phase through and add the power of the weapons together, despite the hulls not being integrated with any known type of phasic systems and the majority of their weapons being kinetic and physical projectiles in nature. Common signs that will give away a ship as being of Krork design include a large, jaw-like prow which is used in close-quarters engagements to draw in enemy ships and deconstruct them, presumably to repurpose their resources. ANother telltale sign is the copious amount of weapons, especially if the weapons are stacked in ways which would make no logical sense. Exaggerated shipscale melee implements are also another such sign, such as the disruption chain-edged axe appendages on several patterns of Krork mainline cruisers.
And these Krork aren't even War in Heaven yet, and they work like units in Starcraft (they can clump together and occupy the same space) amongst other things.

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Description
One of the mainline ships of the anomalous civilization described on interdimensional records as the United Will of Krork. Ships of this civilization apparently utilize anomalous energy fields amplified by living instances of the species to augment the effectiveness and versatility of their technology well-beyond physical constraints in some areas. Example, Krork warships have demonstrated the ability to function without fuel or adequate power simply because the crew do not notice that they are missing, or how their ships can fire through their own hull and other weapon emplacements directly in the line of fire and instead of doing any damage, they simply phase through and add the power of the weapons together, despite the hulls not being integrated with any known type of phasic systems and the majority of their weapons being kinetic and physical projectiles in nature. Common signs that will give away a ship as being of Krork design include a large, jaw-like prow which is used in close-quarters engagements to draw in enemy ships and deconstruct them, presumably to repurpose their resources. ANother telltale sign is the copious amount of weapons, especially if the weapons are stacked in ways which would make no logical sense. Exaggerated shipscale melee implements are also another such sign, such as the disruption chain-edged axe appendages on several patterns of Krork mainline cruisers.
And these Krork aren't even War in Heaven yet, and they work like units in Starcraft (they can clump together and occupy the same space) amongst other things.

Warhammer 40K © Games Workshop