Editing Warhammer 40,000/8th Edition Tactics/Apocalypse (section)

===Adeptus Titanicus===
*'''[[Warhound Scout Titan]]''': Likely to be the only titan most players will ever see or face (due to its "low" money cost and 2000 point cost), but this "common" Titan still packs some of the most powerful guns in the game, although you will only ever field the Vulcan Mega Bolter and the Turbo Laser Destructor (the Bolter being the perfect gun for killing GEQ's).

*'''[[Reaver Battle Titan]]''': The Imperial Titan middle child, but it is a large step up in all aspects over the warhound, boasting better guns (and melee weapons), armour, toughness, wounds and void shields (this last one is its main defence), all for 4000 points.

*'''[[Nemesis Warbringer Titan]]''': Do you have money but not enough for a warlord Titan? Do you have the game points for a reaver but not enough for a warlord? Then the warbringer has you covered (unless you want melee weapons)! The warbringer has all the guns the reaver has, plus the minor side note that is the NEMESIS QUAKE CANNON! A gun which wouldn’t look out of place on a warlord Titan (did someone day 70 damage to a baneblade?). That and it’s strength and toughness 13, meaning that only proper Titan weaponry will wound it on anything better than a 5+.

*'''[[Warlord Titan]]''': If you're facing this Titan and you don't have at least two Reavers on your side, just give up now, the Warlord is the most powerful model (although you can get fan made rules for even larger monstrosities) in existence, as it stands I don't think it's actually possible to defeat one in a 6000 point game without your own warlord or [[lascannon]] guardsmen spam.