Me and my buddies once tried pitting an entire 2K army vs a single Warlord and see who killed who first (no objectives or anything). It just ended up in a draw, we also didn't have an actual Warlord so we used a big Megatron toy instead 😂
I'd think anti vehicle and walker weapons would take it down quickly. Admechs time to shine! We're good into knights. I'd think Titans would be similar.
I think something to be considered for such rules would be terrain piece size Some terrain pieces might be modular with small chunks (about the size of an infantry model or several) being removable without damaging the physical terrain model, but on the other hand there might be entire buildings all as one piece that would either require removing the entire building or not removing anything at all And then there’s just permanently attached buildings/cover built onto the playing surface
@@specs.weedle True. Removable terrain worked with Epic, but those were basically square boxes. Beign what "official" terrain costs don't see players buying two pieces of terrain for one feature.
The fact most of the titan weapons dont just have the ignore cover ability is strange. This Plasma Decimator can melt a lemun russ in one shot but crumbling stone ruins are protected by the Emperors light apparently.
@@Hag_Hunter I believe it has been purged by the inquisition. You'd need to track down the creator and ask to buy it, or find someone generous enough to share.
I plan to 3-d print my own titans when I get my printer. I have a homebuilt Emperator Titan in my garage. It's 8' tall (so approx 2.45m for my non-american friends). I built the frame, then glued parts of terrain and bits and such onto it. The best part is, there is two keeper pins under the arms on each side. You can pull them, and fold him down, pull the cathedral on top apart (it separates into like 20 buildings) and add the terrain you want for a game, and you have a playable tabletop. I want to move him to my shop/studio before we open. But it's heavy, and easy to damage. It's mostly wooden dowel rods and PVC covered in Styrofoam, which is then covered in plastic and paint, with no place to put a dolly, unless it's standing up. And that's how I learned why we build big projects on location.
I played a Ta’unar titan in a mont’ka list at the 2024 Dallas open. It did better than the rest of my army on average… such as deleting mortarion in turn 1 in the first match. It was fun and though it’s much weaker than all imperial titans it’s so much cheaper. 500 $$ including weapons, 790 points. The molds for the model are from 2015-16 and overall quality of the model parts was excellent except for the large rail gun, which was slightly warped when it arrived. I always wanted to own an imperial titan but the price puts it out Of reach.
If you wanna play titans for real, get an Ork Stompa. It's the size of a Warhound Titan but only 800 pts and the kit is cheaper than a single large Knight. You won't find it in any winning tournament lists but it's actually playable and affordable at 2000 or 3000pt games.
Played a stompa in a 1000 points tournament. Won against the serious list but lost horribly against another meme list. The guy ran 3 dreadnoughts and a land raider. He had less models on the table than me😂
Titans are the one type of unit that really should have the original Titanic rule where they shoot line of site regardless of terrain. It made my Warhound at the Tacoma GT last year actually have a chance to do things. And it could still be shot at! Very fun games were had that day, even if my list was terrible because of the cost of the titan!
The sheer fact that it would only take TWO Eldar tanks (Scorpion tanks have 6 shots with S18 and AP3 for 5 damage each with their main gun) to feasibly take down anything that's smaller than a Warbringer in a single turn is kinda...pretty convincing to not spend the money on these when I could have multiple tanks for the same cost in game and irl
@@Klierowski dude, those 2 tanks almost cost as much as a titan and have effectively no other guns. It makes sense they could take a titan down. God, Marine players are so whiny.
Had a huuuge heresy game with a warlord titan once. This was back when the Warlord was new and it still had huge destroyer blasts and the guy who brought it said he would probably never use it again. Combination of the stress of being worried about it falling over, plus the fact that it basically one shot everything it looked at, taking several knights off the table per turn. We had several Primarchs in that game and they were irrelevant next to the warlord. Whenever the warlord felt like removing Primarchs from play it could do so easily. I don't think we even removed a quarter of it's hull points by the end of the game because we couldn't get enough anti-tank in range. Some blood angels jump pack deep striked with melta bombs, most died to screening units before they could charge the next turn, iirc they did the most damage to it but even then it was minimal. In that edition at least, a well supported titan on a big enough board was basically untouchable, you would need another titan or a dedicated titan hunting squad like a bunch of baneblades, but even with that, the warlord can just focus whatever is threatening it and remove it from play. I think the Warlord in this edition is pretty tame in comparison. Sure it's hard to kill but the lack of blast template weapons means it struggles to kill a lot of units. The old blast template Belicosa Volcano Cannon could kill multiple knights in one shot if they were too close to each other, or just delete clustered infantry. Now the Volcano cannon is killing what, on average 1-2 terminators? woopdy doo. Final Thoughts: I think if a titan feels like a titan like it did in old heresy, it's suuuuuuper unbalanced and is only fun against other titans (at which point just play titanicus), but if it performs like it does in current 40k it's underwhelming. Maybe there's a sweet spot in there somewhere but I'm not sure.
Don’t know too much abt the older versions of 40k but i remember when they had a shidload of voidshields that regenerated if u didnt collapse them completely, titans are so cool!
I think having a modifier on the blast special rule would help a lot too. So have blast 1 be 1 extra attack per 5 models, blast 2 be 2 extra attacks per 5 models. Then make most titan weapons blast 2
@@Beans29477 Yeah the version we fought still had the old style voids. AC12, any glancing or penetrating hit destroyed 1 void so it mitigated damage from D weapons. End of each of the owning players turns, they rolled for each downed shield and on a 5+ they came back.
Oh yeah and in combat you could only hit it on a 6+, super heavies and gargantuan creatures on a 5+, is was immune to haywire, dangerous terrain, and non-shooting psychic powers. Oh an it's melee attacks used large blast templates. It also had a 5+ invuln on top of it's void shields.
*sigh* need to buy more Baneblades then if someone decides to bring one. Unfortunately I do not think many will ever do and the scales on which their weapons fire are Apocalypse only. Warlord Titan with a weapon that fires 280" or 7.2 METERS away is simply way too funny.
I wouldn't worry about it, they're probably about to retire titans to 'legends' status and rule that you can stack 37 Primaris lieutenants on top of each other instead, as long as every Primaris is a different type.
Recently printed a warhound on FDM for a grand total of £15 (about 1 spool of filament) Honestly wouldn't ever have considered owning a titan but for that cost was too tempting. Quality is decent too.
Love playing my warhound ngl. People love it soo much; just warn your opponent before you being one, but because it’s not a strong choice it tends to be more of a laugh!
For all my fellow Hive Mind devotees out there, the Hierophant is actually quite exciting in this edition. The loss of overwatch was quite stinky (it got to use it for just 1CP, and deleted whatever it shot with its Flamer and high volume of cannon shots) but even now it’s still pretty great value for its cost. Very tanky, especially with 5+ FNP in Invasion Fleet, not to mention loads of sustained or lethal hits with those bio cannons. It has a lot of great units to support it as well. Pair it with the Neurotyrant and Neurolictor and then it REALLY goes nuts!
As someone who plays apoc almost exclusively (our last one was 300k+), with 2 maniples of titans (1 warbringer, 2 warhounds, 1 reaver, 2 warlords, my apoc group has peeps that range from warhound and warlords). We generally dont lose Titans until the beginning of round 3. Yes, you can , min-max a list to kill Titans, but that just means my other teammates can score and hold objectives. (We've won a few games even when I've lost all my titans due to us actually playing the scenario). I have had one of my warlords abuse that high oc when i stormed a center objective and put my foot on top of it. No one could get i to 3" of it, so my warlord last standed that objective for the win, fun cinematic moment.
I do miss when you could take warhound weapons on the carapace of the reaver, I would like to see some of the titanicus weapon options transfer to 40k.
I have the tools to fabricate one from aluminum/other metal and I am so tempted sometimes. Put together a skeleton, chop down and affix some plates, and maybe cobble/scrap together the weapons. It might end up looking a little ork-y though lol
'It has a 480 inch range - if you have a table that big...' That's 40' (or, I don't know, 12 kilometers, maybe? Whatever the metric conversion is...). You could have the Titan across a large room on another table, and still be able to hit. That's hilarious! My dream is still that one day, Titans will be made of plastic instead of resin - cutting the cost, and making them more accessible... :)
@@darkdialga777 My brother and I once moved the furniture out of the living room and used the whole floorspace ("Apocalypse" wasn't an official game yet, but that's basically what we were playing). Not a gymnasium, but probably as close as I'll ever get... :)
The Avatar of Khaine nearly solo'ed a Warhound in a game I played recently. We laughed as freaking Howling Banshees peeled off the last couple of wounds. I was so hoping the Titan would blow up, but it didn't.
I came up with a game mode that uses normal mission rules, but each player rolls a dice to determine what the Titan does. Then killing the Titan turn 3 and on counted as a gambit. It was pretty fun and had some cool moments. We played with a Warhound, but bigger Titans might be cool.
My buddy and I are printing twin warlord titans. It’s been like four months and we’re still painting and assembling. Protip, the legs are had because life is a balancing act.
If I've got a spare liver, lungs & pair of kidneys available to either sell or trade for a couple of Titans would I be able to get one or a couple. Just asking for a friend.
Maybe not with 2000 point games but i feel like it would be fun to run them in 3000 point games and of course you’ve got apocalypse in which case i hope you’ve got deep pockets 😅
I'm just wondering how big the old Emperor Titan would be in 40K scale. I used to have one in the small scale game before I moved up to the bigger 40K scale.
@@TheAtomicSpoon I mean for use in 40K. As in, stuff like the Spartan, Rapier, Sicarans etc. You know, the stuff that's cooler than the Primaris vehicles.
We never use them in normal 40k games, also we have plopped a warlord in the center of the table as an objective and whoever has OC on it can fire it that round. Apocalypse tho! theres nothing like 6 warhounds, a couple of reavers and warlords smashing everything in sight
I have a Warhound. Bought it for my Imperial Army, since it takes so many points i got it with Inferno cannon and Turbolaser destructor. Jack of all trades, master of none lol.
My reaver will have its 1st outing in 2 weeks at a narrative apocalypse event, I've only done 1 homebrew game with it so far and found it did terribly 😅 since the event doesn't have a points limit and instead uses what you can control in a fixed 1hr turn I'm bringing 15k of gsc, guard and knights, so there will be plenty of chaff to destroy before the walking throne of my glorious Patriarch is taking damage. At last years event, i lost 2 questoris and 2 russ's round 1 so this time I'm bringing more than double + a titan just to be sure...lol
good to know that you now actually can play a Warhound alongside a 2k point army. I was only able to find old forums where the warhound titan was like 2000 points and the reaver 2400 points
Kind of really silly how we have this supposedly balanced tabletop game and the largest model you can possibly get is A: often not worth it to bring B: stopped by random humans standing in it’s way
My favourite ability is falling over and shattering into 1000000 pieces
deadly demise but in real life
deadly demise counts for myself as I'd just perma sleep myself if I broke my $1000+ AUD model
"initiate self destruct"
Emotional Damage
Most important are they within GWs 45-55% win rate.
this is probably mostly due to titans being the dream kind of army for gw: nigh unaffordable for 95% of the playerbase
Thats because they only go against other titans. I'm surprised it's not 50 50
@@digitalshoes5520 aaaaannd they just got more expensive...by 5%....make that 18% in practice...😄
Me and my buddies once tried pitting an entire 2K army vs a single Warlord and see who killed who first (no objectives or anything). It just ended up in a draw, we also didn't have an actual Warlord so we used a big Megatron toy instead 😂
XD that's awesome, what army did you use?
40K vs Transformers
@@LordCrate-du8zmMy buddy's Salamanders
@@DominatorLegend sounds like it was a LOT of flamers and meltas then, lol.
Glad it was fun!
I'd think anti vehicle and walker weapons would take it down quickly.
Admechs time to shine! We're good into knights. I'd think Titans would be similar.
Just remember - they're still better points per dollar than most of an Admech army 🙂
😂😂😂😂
They are Admech lore-wise, so perhaps the new recommendation for what to get when starting an Admech army is a warhound titan.
Or a Forgeworld Krieg army too 😂
Finally, a cheap way to run an Admech themed army.
Havin rules to destroy terrain would be so needed.
"Oh, terrain on the way, quess I can't fire my titan-killing weapon."
I think something to be considered for such rules would be terrain piece size
Some terrain pieces might be modular with small chunks (about the size of an infantry model or several) being removable without damaging the physical terrain model, but on the other hand there might be entire buildings all as one piece that would either require removing the entire building or not removing anything at all
And then there’s just permanently attached buildings/cover built onto the playing surface
@@specs.weedle True.
Removable terrain worked with Epic, but those were basically square boxes.
Beign what "official" terrain costs don't see players buying two pieces of terrain for one feature.
The fact most of the titan weapons dont just have the ignore cover ability is strange. This Plasma Decimator can melt a lemun russ in one shot but crumbling stone ruins are protected by the Emperors light apparently.
@@DapperBrick ah yes, my warlord titan's power claw that can flatten a imperial knight in one hit cant destroy a cargo crate the size of it's toe
@@paskoracer_4644 we should be able to kick those around and use them as projectile weapons
propkilling rules when
Someone has modeled and scaled up the Warmaster, then printed it at the correct size. If I recall correctly, it is 28+ inches in height.
Currently working on printing that same model. It is massive and will take months to print.
Can you tell me where i can find that file?
@@Hag_Hunter I believe it has been purged by the inquisition. You'd need to track down the creator and ask to buy it, or find someone generous enough to share.
I plan to 3-d print my own titans when I get my printer.
I have a homebuilt Emperator Titan in my garage. It's 8' tall (so approx 2.45m for my non-american friends). I built the frame, then glued parts of terrain and bits and such onto it.
The best part is, there is two keeper pins under the arms on each side. You can pull them, and fold him down, pull the cathedral on top apart (it separates into like 20 buildings) and add the terrain you want for a game, and you have a playable tabletop.
I want to move him to my shop/studio before we open. But it's heavy, and easy to damage. It's mostly wooden dowel rods and PVC covered in Styrofoam, which is then covered in plastic and paint, with no place to put a dolly, unless it's standing up.
And that's how I learned why we build big projects on location.
The community needs to see this!
Would you care to post a photo of it somewhere?
2,5 meters bruh that sounds ridiculously cool. do you have pictures online somewhere?
also what kind of 3D printer are you getting?
also an Imperator titan as terrain sounds so cool
I was very lucky that my wife saw the nemesis warbringer titan was in stock before Christmas and bought me one for my fiftieth this year.
She's a keeper! :)
Divorce her so you can marry her again.
❤️💗❤️💗❤️💗❤️
I played a Ta’unar titan in a mont’ka list at the 2024 Dallas open. It did better than the rest of my army on average… such as deleting mortarion in turn 1 in the first match. It was fun and though it’s much weaker than all imperial titans it’s so much cheaper. 500 $$ including weapons, 790 points. The molds for the model are from 2015-16 and overall quality of the model parts was excellent except for the large rail gun, which was slightly warped when it arrived. I always wanted to own an imperial titan but the price puts it out
Of reach.
If you wanna play titans for real, get an Ork Stompa. It's the size of a Warhound Titan but only 800 pts and the kit is cheaper than a single large Knight.
You won't find it in any winning tournament lists but it's actually playable and affordable at 2000 or 3000pt games.
Especially in Dread Mob. It has a potential for massive damage
Played a stompa in a 1000 points tournament. Won against the serious list but lost horribly against another meme list. The guy ran 3 dreadnoughts and a land raider. He had less models on the table than me😂
lmao sounds like a great time@@mannilegends5287
No matter if it isn't the most optimal weapon available, the vulcan mega-bolter is the coolest of the bunch.
the BRRRRR it would make would sound epic.
Auspex: "you can win a very, very expensive titan!" 😅
Also Auspex: spends half an hour convincing everyone not to enter. 💁🏻♂️
Titans are the one type of unit that really should have the original Titanic rule where they shoot line of site regardless of terrain. It made my Warhound at the Tacoma GT last year actually have a chance to do things. And it could still be shot at! Very fun games were had that day, even if my list was terrible because of the cost of the titan!
The sheer fact that it would only take TWO Eldar tanks (Scorpion tanks have 6 shots with S18 and AP3 for 5 damage each with their main gun) to feasibly take down anything that's smaller than a Warbringer in a single turn is kinda...pretty convincing to not spend the money on these when I could have multiple tanks for the same cost in game and irl
Wooooooot the F?! I need that shit in space marines army, I dont have anything capable of destroying Stormsurge :/
As an owner of an Eldar scorpion, I can't say I've ever seen another one in real life, let alone two. I think you're fine.
@@Klierowski dude, those 2 tanks almost cost as much as a titan and have effectively no other guns. It makes sense they could take a titan down.
God, Marine players are so whiny.
why would you decide to get one of these based on gameplay? anyone getting one of these is getting it because it's a cool model.
Had a huuuge heresy game with a warlord titan once. This was back when the Warlord was new and it still had huge destroyer blasts and the guy who brought it said he would probably never use it again. Combination of the stress of being worried about it falling over, plus the fact that it basically one shot everything it looked at, taking several knights off the table per turn. We had several Primarchs in that game and they were irrelevant next to the warlord. Whenever the warlord felt like removing Primarchs from play it could do so easily.
I don't think we even removed a quarter of it's hull points by the end of the game because we couldn't get enough anti-tank in range. Some blood angels jump pack deep striked with melta bombs, most died to screening units before they could charge the next turn, iirc they did the most damage to it but even then it was minimal.
In that edition at least, a well supported titan on a big enough board was basically untouchable, you would need another titan or a dedicated titan hunting squad like a bunch of baneblades, but even with that, the warlord can just focus whatever is threatening it and remove it from play.
I think the Warlord in this edition is pretty tame in comparison. Sure it's hard to kill but the lack of blast template weapons means it struggles to kill a lot of units. The old blast template Belicosa Volcano Cannon could kill multiple knights in one shot if they were too close to each other, or just delete clustered infantry. Now the Volcano cannon is killing what, on average 1-2 terminators? woopdy doo.
Final Thoughts: I think if a titan feels like a titan like it did in old heresy, it's suuuuuuper unbalanced and is only fun against other titans (at which point just play titanicus), but if it performs like it does in current 40k it's underwhelming. Maybe there's a sweet spot in there somewhere but I'm not sure.
Don’t know too much abt the older versions of 40k but i remember when they had a shidload of voidshields that regenerated if u didnt collapse them completely, titans are so cool!
Giving titan grade guns dev wounds in 10th would go a long way to sorting them out
I think having a modifier on the blast special rule would help a lot too. So have blast 1 be 1 extra attack per 5 models, blast 2 be 2 extra attacks per 5 models. Then make most titan weapons blast 2
@@Beans29477 Yeah the version we fought still had the old style voids. AC12, any glancing or penetrating hit destroyed 1 void so it mitigated damage from D weapons. End of each of the owning players turns, they rolled for each downed shield and on a 5+ they came back.
Oh yeah and in combat you could only hit it on a 6+, super heavies and gargantuan creatures on a 5+, is was immune to haywire, dangerous terrain, and non-shooting psychic powers. Oh an it's melee attacks used large blast templates. It also had a 5+ invuln on top of it's void shields.
They are relic of bygone era, such a sad state for majestic God Engine
A weapon for more civilised age, perhaps?
*sigh* need to buy more Baneblades then if someone decides to bring one. Unfortunately I do not think many will ever do and the scales on which their weapons fire are Apocalypse only. Warlord Titan with a weapon that fires 280" or 7.2 METERS away is simply way too funny.
Build em as Shadowswords and open up.
Titans predate the Imperium, but so does Exterminatus. The first time Exterminatus was used was in 1945 on planet Japanus.
Basically all technology predates the imperium.
I wouldn't worry about it, they're probably about to retire titans to 'legends' status and rule that you can stack 37 Primaris lieutenants on top of each other instead, as long as every Primaris is a different type.
or, a primaris lieutenant titan will be released to replace the current ones.
Recently printed a warhound on FDM for a grand total of £15 (about 1 spool of filament)
Honestly wouldn't ever have considered owning a titan but for that cost was too tempting. Quality is decent too.
i have been looking at FDM printers too recently, can have your own titan legion after awhile.
Love playing my warhound ngl. People love it soo much; just warn your opponent before you being one, but because it’s not a strong choice it tends to be more of a laugh!
A guy at my LGS bought a warlord recently. We're very excited
For all my fellow Hive Mind devotees out there, the Hierophant is actually quite exciting in this edition. The loss of overwatch was quite stinky (it got to use it for just 1CP, and deleted whatever it shot with its Flamer and high volume of cannon shots) but even now it’s still pretty great value for its cost. Very tanky, especially with 5+ FNP in Invasion Fleet, not to mention loads of sustained or lethal hits with those bio cannons. It has a lot of great units to support it as well. Pair it with the Neurotyrant and Neurolictor and then it REALLY goes nuts!
Shouldnt you buy the warhound titnas BEFORE the price increase and not after you decided the winners?
As someone who plays apoc almost exclusively (our last one was 300k+), with 2 maniples of titans (1 warbringer, 2 warhounds, 1 reaver, 2 warlords, my apoc group has peeps that range from warhound and warlords). We generally dont lose Titans until the beginning of round 3. Yes, you can , min-max a list to kill Titans, but that just means my other teammates can score and hold objectives. (We've won a few games even when I've lost all my titans due to us actually playing the scenario). I have had one of my warlords abuse that high oc when i stormed a center objective and put my foot on top of it. No one could get i to 3" of it, so my warlord last standed that objective for the win, fun cinematic moment.
I do miss when you could take warhound weapons on the carapace of the reaver, I would like to see some of the titanicus weapon options transfer to 40k.
I have the tools to fabricate one from aluminum/other metal and I am so tempted sometimes. Put together a skeleton, chop down and affix some plates, and maybe cobble/scrap together the weapons. It might end up looking a little ork-y though lol
I have a warhound and a porphyrion, but im scared to take them out of the house. Id love to play em though.
I have won two Games at Fathersday this year with my warhoundtitan against Ultramarines and CSM 👍
Oh I forgot the Battlesize was 1500 points
'It has a 480 inch range - if you have a table that big...'
That's 40' (or, I don't know, 12 kilometers, maybe? Whatever the metric conversion is...). You could have the Titan across a large room on another table, and still be able to hit. That's hilarious!
My dream is still that one day, Titans will be made of plastic instead of resin - cutting the cost, and making them more accessible... :)
I'd imagine a lot of Titans are made of resin... the 3D printing kind
imagine having a highschool gymnasium just to use for a game of 40K.
@@darkdialga777 My brother and I once moved the furniture out of the living room and used the whole floorspace ("Apocalypse" wasn't an official game yet, but that's basically what we were playing).
Not a gymnasium, but probably as close as I'll ever get... :)
The Warhound of both flavours is such a cool model, I'd love one just to build and paint if nothing else. :)
My gaming group is preparing for a 4th edition Apocalypse game next week. Imperial forces being led by a Warlord Titan vs. Chaos T'au forces
The Avatar of Khaine nearly solo'ed a Warhound in a game I played recently. We laughed as freaking Howling Banshees peeled off the last couple of wounds. I was so hoping the Titan would blow up, but it didn't.
But now the real question.
How reliably could a Warlord Titan one-phase a 9th Edition Mortarion ?
The new Void Shield version for Titans in 10Th is utterly disappointing and will nearly never comes into play
I was thinking about how funny it would be to use the new Vashtorr styled chaos detachement with a warhound titan
"Did your Titan shrink in the wash?" "IT WAS IN THE POOL!"
"What can these God Machines do on the tabletop?"
Take most of it up.
And Unbalance it.
IF anyone know where to get STL files for Titans other than the warhound i would love to know
I came up with a game mode that uses normal mission rules, but each player rolls a dice to determine what the Titan does. Then killing the Titan turn 3 and on counted as a gambit. It was pretty fun and had some cool moments. We played with a Warhound, but bigger Titans might be cool.
My buddy and I are printing twin warlord titans. It’s been like four months and we’re still painting and assembling. Protip, the legs are had because life is a balancing act.
Whenever I see a Warhound Titan, I will always think of Forrix in Storm of Iron "Next time, beast.". If you've read the book, you get it! 😄
The warlord should make the whole enemy army take a battle-shock test after it fires and the target (if it somehow survives) should auto-fail it.
OC20?
Nah, 20 grots are still holding the objective. At least until they get stepped on...
If I've got a spare liver, lungs & pair of kidneys available to either sell or trade for a couple of Titans would I be able to get one or a couple. Just asking for a friend.
Maybe not with 2000 point games but i feel like it would be fun to run them in 3000 point games and of course you’ve got apocalypse in which case i hope you’ve got deep pockets 😅
Id love a warhound just for the fun of it. It would definitely be a painting experience.
We play titans at my games club and have to house rule them a feel no pain as they die so easy playing em is fun but there not as tough as you think
Warlord titan. Scary unit, unless it comes into contact with two squads of custodes.
I'm just wondering how big the old Emperor Titan would be in 40K scale. I used to have one in the small scale game before I moved up to the bigger 40K scale.
about 7 feet tall, someone on youtube is scratch building one at 28mm scale.
If I wint the June Giveaway, gonna have a 2k list of a Warhound Titan and two big knights. BIG WALKERS GO BRRRR!
Titan walks are really fun to watch or play in... basically roll for initiative and it becomes essentially princeps DnD
Please do a vid about HH and Legends units!
I second this
Doubt it'll ever happen. The audience here is pretty solidly 40k only, they already complain every time HH stuff shows up.
@@TheAtomicSpoon I mean for use in 40K. As in, stuff like the Spartan, Rapier, Sicarans etc. You know, the stuff that's cooler than the Primaris vehicles.
@@matjov Fair enough. Did most of them even get 10th rules?
@@TheAtomicSpoon "Pretty solidly 40k only" _ignores all of Auspex's posts about HH and AoS_
We never use them in normal 40k games, also we have plopped a warlord in the center of the table as an objective and whoever has OC on it can fire it that round. Apocalypse tho! theres nothing like 6 warhounds, a couple of reavers and warlords smashing everything in sight
When you say it "weighs in" at 530 pounds...you gotta know some of your audience is American
Made me laugh to hear it
Given how immense these things are supposed to be, the offense and defense profiles are actually disappointingly under-tuned.
Everything the do reads like a joke.
We think of Titan specific Extra Rules every Time for our yearly apocalypse.
That warlord titan ability made me spit out my drink hahahhaha.
People think it's called 40k cause of the time period, this is false.
It's called Warhammer 40k cause that's what you're gonna spend on your army XD
I'm waiting for an imperator titan.
I have a Warlord. Have yet to actually use it in a game.
I wish they made the Reaver a flat 2000...
I have a Warhound. Bought it for my Imperial Army, since it takes so many points i got it with Inferno cannon and Turbolaser destructor. Jack of all trades, master of none lol.
Honestly if you love titans i highly recommend the titanicus game. True its not 40k or 40k scale, but its a fun and solid game.
Auspex talks Titans! Yes please and thank you!
My reaver will have its 1st outing in 2 weeks at a narrative apocalypse event, I've only done 1 homebrew game with it so far and found it did terribly 😅 since the event doesn't have a points limit and instead uses what you can control in a fixed 1hr turn I'm bringing 15k of gsc, guard and knights, so there will be plenty of chaff to destroy before the walking throne of my glorious Patriarch is taking damage. At last years event, i lost 2 questoris and 2 russ's round 1 so this time I'm bringing more than double + a titan just to be sure...lol
good to know that you now actually can play a Warhound alongside a 2k point army. I was only able to find old forums where the warhound titan was like 2000 points and the reaver 2400 points
Kind of really silly how we have this supposedly balanced tabletop game and the largest model you can possibly get is
A: often not worth it to bring
B: stopped by random humans standing in it’s way
I need a doggo please PLEASE
whenever I get my warlord im gonna absolutely go for double fists. Its the objectively worst option but nothing so baller has ever existed
what about imperators ?
Watching my mates printing these off on masse is great lmao, had fantastic game with so many of them.
Point to dollar efficiency is still better than Mechanicus, GSC, or Guard armies.
Please do a vid on nightlords
“Maybe rethinking thier live for fighting a titan” 😂😂😂
I don't give two fucks how good they are, they exist purely for the spectacle of it and at that they _excel._
I wish I could get a warlord titan but the price and size of that model means I would have no safe place to put it.
I thought titans had specific rules around their void shields...kinda lame they just have a 5 plus save
Models are a bit pricey for me.
I am actually adding a war hound titan in my Emperor's children army as an auxiliary unit
I'm curious: What is the wound probably for the Reaver Gatling Blaster? You talk about it in the video, but it's been left off the graphic.
If GW really want the titans back to table, they need to at least cut down half of the points😂
the mancheser store did make an imperator in regular scale over 6ft tall!!!!
Titans just don't work forntheir points without templates.
There are also the two Eldar titans!
❤🔥🙌 my Freuchie is called Titan , he hits on a 1 D 3 and a bonus skill of 'Zoomies' or a 'gas attack ' if passes a leadership test ahahaha
Please GW expand the lore and units/weapons for titans
Ive owned 4-5 cars cheaper then a warlord titan...
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They forgot to include the gun on the warlord titan fist which seems like a strange oversight.
Let's face it if your using a titan it is as part if a special game so you set up the table appropriately. Terrain is not such a big deal
We love guns so stupidly massive they make no sense in any real game
What about the other titans? (Aldari orks tau)
There going to be really weak in game because of lascannon but every factions big bois are cool
what does Blast do on an 8 shot weapon other then prevent the weapon from being used in melee?
Read the Blast Rules.
Love the Titans, always amazing when they pop up in the books too!
No titans with transport capacity yet :(
Ifyourwillingto spend a $1,000.00youcanget yourselfascouttitan,Igot myselfaCHAOSSCOUTWARLORDTITAN,AWHILEBACK ANDISTILLHAVEIT!
There is a group that plays the titanicus game with the FW titans.
Someone fielded one at the South Coast GT - had to shake their hand