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the only time ive seen a titan on the bord was my last game of 9th and it was a 7v7 bord lots of drinking and rules bending both sids had 2 titans and some wear in the midle of the game they joined forces and just started killing ther way down the long way of the bord wild game

i guess that him will trying to buy the unicorn , and that be more horrible

I’d keep it the same but include anti-infantry 3+ and Dev wounds

Try the RG Sinanju. If this one fell apart thanks to the transformation, then don’t worry, that one spontaneously detonates even without it 😃(looks beautiful tho)

Fuck that "It shouldn't be good" if I pay a grand for a piece of plastic I should be paying to win.

A Warhound is probably better paired up with Guard or AdMech so that you can use the increased number of bodies to score points around the board and keep things out of melee with the Warhound. Closest I've come to facing a titan is going against Knights, and my Orks did not fare well. Half of my anti-tank got annihilated before they could get into melee, and I was whiffing way too many wound rolls on the units that did get into melee to take anything down in a timely manner. I think by end of round three or four I only had my units of backline gretchin left.

Only time I went up against a titan of any caliber, it was with my Necrons and my opponent brought it saying he wanted to use it at least once (which is valid and fair honestly, they're so damned cool). I did feel horrendous however when two squads of heavy destroyers and some lucky shots from a doomsday ark later, it toppled over and exploded all over his units on turn 1 (I went second). Was a real 60 to 0 moment where I felt great for taking down that behemoth until I saw the disappointed look on his face. We did another game with it after he called it by turn 3 (hard to just casually lose 1100 points and not have it affect your army) where we just tested its unadulterated firepower. It was blast. Could never buy one though, too expensive and for such a high risk/high reward unit.

How dare you!

Warhound is better for guard than it is for anything else

I played in an apocalypse game for the first time recently, we had an warhound titan on our side, it fired both of his plasma blastgun and turbo laser at a imperial knight.... And did like 14 wounds. After that people just ignored him, as every other titanic unit was more of a threat and easier to kill. It was extremely disapointing to see such weak rules for a model that by all rights should have been the highlight of that game.

Just keep the same same attack, make the WS 5+ in melee, but give it +1 to hit monsters/vehicles. Put the Ap at 2 and the damage at 4 and it feels about right.

The problem with knights & titans and why most are very meh is because they are the ultimate stat check army. I hate to say, if a titan is balanced fairly then I’m fairly certain a lot of armies would struggle to beat them unless they had a very optimised list. Even if that isn’t the case it feels bad when you lose because your guys just can’t do anything. It’s why they are often over nerfed. I’d also put warlord titans in the not really designed for standard play game. I think, honestly, GW wants you to only use units where each model is around 200 point mark. After that they tend towards I not be good value for the points. The effect increases a lot more after 300 points and anything over 400 points for a model is really unlikely to be good value. There are exceptions to this but I tend to find that the value for points of more expensive models does decrease at those break points.

You know Ive Never played a Single Game of 40K but I definetly plan too. Hearing that my favorite unit, the centurions which im currently building 18 of are apparently pretty strong warms my heart :3

when the ork player picks nurgle XD id recomend drukhari or slaanesh you have to learn positioning or you will get blown away, nurgle makes you think you can survive, either that or necrons, if you lose guys eh theyll be back maybe

When I first glanced at the title I thought I seen “is this plastic a worth the money”

I totally agree, Titans are more for spectacle and fun than actually being competetive.

as of 10th there have been buffed so yes there worth it

Brah that's how I feel with the Greater Brass Scorpion an magnificent model but completely underwhelming.

Draw a happy face in that fiery orb 🙂

Maybe make it so you can split your attacks with a gun or two on titans

Good to see the Screaming Ravens kicking ass and taking name. Now I wish I could challenge you with my orks x) and get a good scrap hehe..

I've always thought about getting a titan, probably one of the mid-sized ones. Problem is, i dont want to drop 2000 dollars on a piece of resin that i might get to use once every five years or so.

Warhounds! god machines without par! A stompa wrecks it in melee in two turns.

yeah i agree, a majority for missing an attack but with a low chance to insta kill would make it more fun to use

I don’t play 40K anymore, but I was angry when I saw how terrible the 10th edition rules for Titans are. I saved up for a Warlord and a Warhound for years (I wanted it to be “genuine” for the experience) only to see the Warhound be overpriced in points (as well as money, but I knew that going in) and have less reliable firepower and lower stats than a Knight that was half the cost. The Eldar Revenant Titan is also grotesquely overpriced. GW doesn’t want to sell them, apparently.

Its always nice to hear when a centurion does something useful, it just feels nice On that note I need to get myself a brutalis

Wait, someone else loves assualt centurions yeeeeeeeeeeahhhhhh instant sub

At Titan Owners Club we use Titans vs Titans AT28mm rules, they are just too clunky, and expensive points in 40K to be useful - so to avoid gathering dust in a display cabinet we put on the largest battles Titan vs Titan with Knights as the foot troops! How does a 56 ft x 16ft playing mat sound lol

Painting your hand isn't for clout hoss, it's to test your paint consistancy before you apply it to your mini😅

Learning to shut off the paint before shutting off the air is probably one of the hardest things for new airbrush users to master. This is one place that the pistol grip style of airbrush has an advantage. You cannot stop the air flow before stopping the paint flow.

Perhaps it was 6 or 7 edition, where you could roll 6 to wound, and REMOVE any models that where hit in close combat

Feels weird being a hater on a 2 month old video, but you need to spend more time reading the instructions and less time believing in yourself. This was my first kit I built and the transformation was a great experience. This hurt to watch.. I’m glad you were honest with the thumbnail and title. That much is appreciated.

"except the stompa. No one uses that." actually plays actively with a 2 stompa army xD

I have Custom Datasheets i use for Apocalypses. We always did for every Edition.

I had a match in tabletop sim where my friend made a list to kill a warlord titan which i got to controll Firstly a warlord has not a lot of ways to deal with a horde of tanks, and elder can hurt like a mf

hey Paul i was wondering what app you use as a game tracker, cheers mate keep up the good work

I'm building a warmaster titan in 40k scale.

Titan melee attacks sholt just be tankshock.

Well I got a knight recently and it was the first thing out in my game because everyone aimed for it 😭😭😭

I think the warhound just should get some kind of Melee weapon like a big chain sword or a Fist or something like that

Titans are actually pretty decent in Horus heresy. *Lascannons* can only wound a warlord Titan on a 6, and it has *30* wounds to tear through, and has 6 extra wounds from void shields, also cannot be hit in melee short of another Titan by anything by anything more than a 5, and you also cannot disable them by any means short of destroying them, and it has an invuln save. And, for some fucking reason, it’s still cheaper than a 40k Warlord Titan at 3,000 points (though this does mean you will legally never see a warlord Titan outside of a 12,000 point game).

Happy to finally find someone that loves centurions (←❤) as much as I do

Played against a warlord once in an apocalypse, it would just melt 4 units a turn with 2 volcano cannons and 2 big tri lasers but got engaged by 10 old inner circle terminators and was stuck shooting on 4s for the rest of the game

How about a 'blast' keyword for the Titans Feet? Or do mortal wounds still splash over in 10th?

New idea for me, when I start my crusade campaign I shall get a Heirophant Bio-Titan Is it good? Not really but it is certainly cool

Yes.

Funny bit about the dreadnought too angry to die; in my last game, a dreadnought charged my War Dog Karnivore (of Khorne ofc), guns blazing, and did literally no damage Then the Karnivore punched a hole through it and charged the techmarine and hellblaster behind them, killing them instantly

I am reminded of the Iron Warriors Warsmith in the novel "Storm of Iron" that uses his Power Fist to reminds a Warhound where the phrase "Achilles' Heel" comes from ... a very "Crowning moment of Awesome" ... until the OTHER Warhound shows up!

This getting me hyped up to paint up my heirophant.

I would love to see this where the randomizer mixes just two different factions. It increases the likely hood of interesting combos between the two factions, while making the army rule and detachment rule interact more often than not. And hopefully this gives some crazy combos.