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1d4chan>SFH: /* Chaos Emperor Titan */

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	*'''Augmenautus Rex:''' The Chaos Imperator-class Titan Augmenautus Rex fought against the Legio Invicta and the Legio Tempestus forces defending the Forge World of Orestes in 779.M41. [[Rape\|It vaporized the Legio Tempestus Warlord-class Titan ''Orestes Magnificat'' with a single shot as an ''opening move'']]. The Princeps of the Legio Invicta Warlord-class Titan ''Sicarian Faero'', Vancent Kung, linked his MIU with those of Titans from four battlegroups to take down the Augmenautus Rex with an assault coordinated by a single mind. Such a measure, although forbidden (due to the extreme risk of the Princeps going completely insane from the strain of piloting multiple Titans at the same time), was required as the Imperator-class Titan's Void Shields were so potent that they would have withstood a more dispersed assault. Once its shields were down, it took ten minutes of solid firing by dozens of Titans (ranging from Warhound to Warlord in size) to bring the Rex down, and even then it took two more loyalist engines with it.		*'''Augmenautus Rex:''' The Chaos Imperator-class Titan Augmenautus Rex fought against the Legio Invicta and the Legio Tempestus forces defending the Forge World of Orestes in 779.M41. [[Rape\|It vaporized the Legio Tempestus Warlord-class Titan ''Orestes Magnificat'' with a single shot as an ''opening move'']]. The Princeps of the Legio Invicta Warlord-class Titan ''Sicarian Faero'', Vancent Kung, linked his MIU with those of Titans from four battlegroups to take down the Augmenautus Rex with an assault coordinated by a single mind. Such a measure, although forbidden (due to the extreme risk of the Princeps going completely insane from the strain of piloting multiple Titans at the same time), was required as the Imperator-class Titan's Void Shields were so potent that they would have withstood a more dispersed assault. Once its shields were down, it took ten minutes of solid firing by dozens of Titans (ranging from Warhound to Warlord in size) to bring the Rex down, and even then it took two more loyalist engines with it.
	*'''Bubonis:''' As its name implies, Bubonis is the Daemonic Plague Titan of Nurgle - an Imperator-class Titan that fused with a Greater Daemon of Nurgle. Must be a real bitch to take down given the already obscene toughness of Nurgle combined with the ridiculous defence of a Emperor Titan.		*'''Bubonis:''' As its name implies, Bubonis is the Daemonic Plague Titan of Nurgle - an Imperator-class Titan that fused with a Greater Daemon of Nurgle. Must be a real bitch to take down given the already obscene toughness of Nurgle combined with the ridiculous defence of a Emperor Titan.
	*'''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_rVtFUkMus Dies Irae]:''' The most infamous of these monstrous war machines was the Imperator-class Emperor Titan Dies Irae (literally "Day of Wrath" in Latin/High Gothic) which stormed the battlements of the Imperial Palace during the ~~Battle~~ of Terra and had been assigned to to the 63rd Expeditionary Fleet, the Warmaster Horus' own fleet, throughout the Great Crusade. It was eventually destroyed 10,000 standard years later in the 41st Millennium, during an Iron Warriors campaign against the Imperial world of Hydra Cordatus, tearing through twelve Imperial Titans before finally falling in a mutual kill against the Warlord-class Titan ''Honoris Causa'' (and even then, ''Honoris'' only 'won' because Dies Irae was still suffering from severe damage by another Warlord, which had headbutted it then had its [[Rape\|reactor melt down at point-blank range]]).		*'''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_rVtFUkMus Dies Irae]:''' The most infamous of these monstrous war machines was the Imperator-class Emperor Titan Dies Irae (literally "Day of Wrath" in Latin/High Gothic) which stormed the battlements of the Imperial Palace during the [[Siege of Terra]] and had been assigned to to the 63rd Expeditionary Fleet, the Warmaster Horus' own fleet, throughout the Great Crusade. It was eventually destroyed 10,000 standard years later in the 41st Millennium, during an Iron Warriors campaign against the Imperial world of Hydra Cordatus, tearing through twelve Imperial Titans before finally falling in a mutual kill against the Warlord-class Titan ''Honoris Causa'' (and even then, ''Honoris'' only 'won' because Dies Irae was still suffering from severe damage by another Warlord, which had headbutted it then had its [[Rape\|reactor melt down at point-blank range]]).
	*'''Skylok:''' A really unusual Chaos Emperor Titan. The Skylok is a Winged Titan of Tzeentch, which was a unique Chaos Imperator-class Titan, that was created through its fusion with a Greater Daemon of Tzeentch. As you can imagine, seeing a flying 50+ meter tall walking cathedral of Tzeentch is not only [[Awesome]] but terrifying as well. Sadly, [[Fail\|we still don't have a canon image of it or anything beyond a couple mentions]], despite the extreme potential for awesome it provides.		*'''Skylok:''' A really unusual Chaos Emperor Titan. The Skylok is a Winged Titan of Tzeentch, which was a unique Chaos Imperator-class Titan, that was created through its fusion with a Greater Daemon of Tzeentch. As you can imagine, seeing a flying 50+ meter tall walking cathedral of Tzeentch is not only [[Awesome]] but terrifying as well. Sadly, [[Fail\|we still don't have a canon image of it or anything beyond a couple mentions]], despite the extreme potential for awesome it provides.
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1d4chan>Ow, My Sanity.: /* Known Emperor Titans */

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Known Emperor Titans

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	*'''Dominatus:''' The Dominatus was an Imperator-class Titan from an unknown Titan Legion that fell in battle, fighting against the Forces of Chaos during the failed defence of Lorn V. Laying broken and forgotten for millennia, the lost Titan was rediscovered by the Imperium, and so, the Cadian 412th Imperial Guard Regiment, under the command of [[General Sturnn]] was dispatched to retrieve it. With the aid of the [[Eldar]] [[Farseer]] [[Taldeer]] of [[Craftworld]] [[Ulthwé]] and her warhost, who was on Lorn V for her own reasons, General Sturnn's regiment fought their way through both the Chaos Lord Crull's Blood Legion of Khorne Chaos Warband and the Warboss Gorgutz 'Ead 'Unter's Orks, reaching the fallen Titan before their enemies. Powering up the slumbering god-engine, the Imperial forces were forced to fight the ancient menace, known as the [[Necron\|Necrons,]] which had begun to emerge from beneath Lorn V's surface. Despite the Farseer's betrayal, Taldeer convinced General Sturnn to aid them against this new threat, and so, they made use of the Dominatus' powerful weapons into the Necrons' advancing Monoliths, thus defeating the Necron forces. But in the process, the ancient Titan's core was ruptured in the process, causing it to explode spectacularly, killing General Sturnn and the majority of the Cadian 412th. The Eldar had managed to flee back into the [[Webway]] just before it exploded. Those few survivors of the decimated regiment quickly spread word off-world of the treachery of the Eldar Farseer, and to the present day, their regimental banner bears a black ribbon to mark their failure to recover the ancient Imperator Titan. To this day, Sturnn's death has been met with rejection and [[butthurt]] by /tg/ as he was too cool a guy to be killed off.		*'''Dominatus:''' The Dominatus was an Imperator-class Titan from an unknown Titan Legion that fell in battle, fighting against the Forces of Chaos during the failed defence of Lorn V. Laying broken and forgotten for millennia, the lost Titan was rediscovered by the Imperium, and so, the Cadian 412th Imperial Guard Regiment, under the command of [[General Sturnn]] was dispatched to retrieve it. With the aid of the [[Eldar]] [[Farseer]] [[Taldeer]] of [[Craftworld]] [[Ulthwé]] and her warhost, who was on Lorn V for her own reasons, General Sturnn's regiment fought their way through both the Chaos Lord Crull's Blood Legion of Khorne Chaos Warband and the Warboss Gorgutz 'Ead 'Unter's Orks, reaching the fallen Titan before their enemies. Powering up the slumbering god-engine, the Imperial forces were forced to fight the ancient menace, known as the [[Necron\|Necrons,]] which had begun to emerge from beneath Lorn V's surface. Despite the Farseer's betrayal, Taldeer convinced General Sturnn to aid them against this new threat, and so, they made use of the Dominatus' powerful weapons into the Necrons' advancing Monoliths, thus defeating the Necron forces. But in the process, the ancient Titan's core was ruptured in the process, causing it to explode spectacularly, killing General Sturnn and the majority of the Cadian 412th. The Eldar had managed to flee back into the [[Webway]] just before it exploded. Those few survivors of the decimated regiment quickly spread word off-world of the treachery of the Eldar Farseer, and to the present day, their regimental banner bears a black ribbon to mark their failure to recover the ancient Imperator Titan. To this day, Sturnn's death has been met with rejection and [[butthurt]] by /tg/ as he was too cool a guy to be killed off.
	*'''Exemplis:''' The Exemplis was the last remaining Imperator Titan of the Legio Ignatum, worshiped by the Adeptus Mechanicus as an avatar of the Omnissiah. The Exemplis saw its last action on the world of Tanakreg against a large Word Bearers Traitor Legion warhost of the Dark Apostle Jarulek. Despite the horrendous casualties it inflicted upon the heretics, the Chaos Space Marines managed to board and destroy the Exemplis after attacking its more vulnerable components.		*'''Exemplis:''' The Exemplis was the last remaining Imperator Titan of the Legio Ignatum, worshiped by the Adeptus Mechanicus as an avatar of the Omnissiah. The Exemplis saw its last action on the world of Tanakreg against a large [[Word Bearers]] Traitor Legion warhost of the Dark Apostle Jarulek. Despite the horrendous casualties it inflicted upon the heretics, the Chaos Space Marines managed to board and destroy the Exemplis after attacking its more vulnerable components.
	*'''Mettalum Olympus:''' The Mettalum Olympus was a notable Imperator Titan and an absolute [[Awesome\|BOSS]] of a Emperor Titan; commanded by Princeps Goethe, ~~which~~ managed to almost single-handedly hold off a Tyranid invasion on the ash-choked plains of Horst Prime. Surrounded by an entire horde of [[Hierophant]] Bio-Titans, instead of dying like a bitch, the ancient Titan allowed the Tyranids to breach its plasma reactor when the Hierophants were close enough. [[Rape\|The resultant explosion vapourised everything within a kilometre, leaving a crater that is still visible from orbit.]]		*'''Mettalum Olympus:''' The Mettalum Olympus was a notable Imperator Titan and an absolute [[Awesome\|BOSS]] of a Emperor Titan; commanded by Princeps Goethe, it managed to almost single-handedly hold off a Tyranid invasion on the ash-choked plains of Horst Prime. Surrounded by an entire horde of [[Hierophant]] Bio-Titans, instead of dying like a bitch, the ancient Titan allowed the Tyranids to breach its plasma reactor when the Hierophants were close enough. [[Rape\|The resultant explosion vapourised everything within a kilometre, leaving a crater that is still visible from orbit.]]
	*'''Praeco Deictus:''' An Imperator Titan of the Legio Crucius, which had survived the grim days of the [[Horus Heresy]] and had won countless victories on thousands of worlds for the Imperium. The Praeco Deictus was destroyed, along with other Titans of the Legio Crucius, defending the Hive World of Kado from the Forces of Chaos. During the fighting, a hundred Slaanesh [[Daemon Knights#Hell-Knight\|Hell-Knights]] infiltrated the main Hive City and emerged to attack the Imperator Titan [[Anal circumference\|from ~~the~~ rear ~~where it was most vulnerable~~,]] turning it into a pile of molten slag. You wish we were joking, but suffice to say, Praeco Deictus suffered the most [[Fail\|embarrassing defeat of any Emperor Titans on the list.]] Seriously it is one thing to lose against those flamingo walkers, but to lose against them in a seriously suggestive sexual position is just a [[Derp\|whole new low.]] Don't believe us? Just imagine a bunch of [[/d/\|giant walking dildos]] [[NSFW\|penetrating the rear end of another giant humanoid walker]] [[FATAL\|until it climaxes and explodes]]...		*'''Praeco Deictus:''' An Imperator Titan of the Legio Crucius, which had survived the grim days of the [[Horus Heresy]] and had won countless victories on thousands of worlds for the Imperium. The Praeco Deictus was destroyed, along with other Titans of the Legio Crucius, defending the Hive World of Kado from the Forces of Chaos. During the fighting, a hundred Slaanesh [[Daemon Knights#Hell-Knight\|Hell-Knights]] infiltrated the main Hive City and emerged to attack the Imperator Titan [[Anal circumference\|from its vulnerable rear,]] turning it into a pile of molten slag. You wish we were joking, but suffice to say, Praeco Deictus suffered the most [[Fail\|embarrassing defeat of any Emperor Titans on the list.]] Seriously it is one thing to lose against those flamingo walkers, but to lose against them in a seriously suggestive sexual position is just a [[Derp\|whole new low.]] Don't believe us? Just imagine a bunch of [[/d/\|giant walking dildos]] [[NSFW\|penetrating the rear end of another giant humanoid walker]] [[FATAL\|until it climaxes and explodes]]...
	*'''Stormherald:''' An Imperator Titan of the Legio Invigilata, this titan was (and that was is rather significant) active during the Battle for [[Grimaldus\|Hive Helsreach]] during the Third War for Armageddon. Piloted by Princeps 'Crone of Invigilata' Zarha, this titan is essentially only important in two parts in the book in which it is prominently featured ([[Aaron Dembski-Bowden\|Helsreach]]). The first is where it is booby-trapped by a bunch of Orks, the booby-trap in question being several Hive Spires filled to the brim with explosives detonating and falling on said Titan. This essentially causes The Crone to become half-subsumed into Stormherald's Machine-Spirit, only being saved by the Black Templars' Reclusiarch (Grimaldus) demanding her not to fall. [[Derp\|And so she didn't]]. The titan then disappears from the book for 150 pages or so, until the Mega Gargant ''Godbreaker'' turns up in Helsreach and proceeds to wipe Armageddon's dusty wastelands with a pair of Invigilata's Warhound Titans. The Crone is none too happy about this, and (after being ordered to by Grimaldus and the guardsman in charge of Helsreach's defence) proceeds to engage in a manly and testosterone-fuelled duel to the death with Godbreaker... Which consists of the two machines standing at opposite ends of the kilometres-long Hel's Highway and shooting at each other. Stormherald's fate is sealed when a Moderati (later executed by his comrade) fires its plasma annihilator too early and misses, allowing Godbreaker to wail on Stormherald until the latter finally crashes to the ground like a fuckhuge walking cathedral would be expected to. Later, after the siege of Helsreach reaches a stalemate following the destruction of Godbreaker by [[awesome\|the Ordinatus Armageddon]], Grimaldus flies over the wreckage of Stormherald in a Thunderhawk and displays [[what\|ACTUAL HUMAN FEELINGS]] in that he's regretful that the titan's corpse rests in enemy-held territory, and nothing can be done to retrieve the god-machine's carcass. And as far as anyone knows, the body of the Titan (and the crone) are still there.		*'''Stormherald:''' An Imperator Titan of the Legio Invigilata, this titan was (and that was is rather significant) active during the Battle for [[Grimaldus\|Hive Helsreach]] during the Third War for Armageddon. Piloted by Princeps 'Crone of Invigilata' Zarha, this titan is essentially only important in two parts in the book in which it is prominently featured ([[Aaron Dembski-Bowden\|Helsreach]]). The first is where it is booby-trapped by a bunch of Orks, the booby-trap in question being several Hive Spires filled to the brim with explosives detonating and falling on said Titan. This essentially causes The Crone to become half-subsumed into Stormherald's Machine-Spirit, only being saved by the Black Templars' Reclusiarch (Grimaldus) demanding her not to fall. [[Derp\|And so she didn't]]. The titan then disappears from the book for 150 pages or so, until the Mega Gargant ''Godbreaker'' turns up in Helsreach and proceeds to wipe Armageddon's dusty wastelands with a pair of Invigilata's Warhound Titans. The Crone is none too happy about this, and (after being ordered to by Grimaldus and the guardsman in charge of Helsreach's defence) proceeds to engage in a manly and testosterone-fuelled duel to the death with Godbreaker... Which consists of the two machines standing at opposite ends of the kilometres-long Hel's Highway and shooting at each other. Stormherald's fate is sealed when a Moderati (later executed by his comrade) fires its plasma annihilator too early and misses, allowing Godbreaker to wail on Stormherald until the latter finally crashes to the ground like a fuckhuge walking cathedral would be expected to. Later, after the siege of Helsreach reaches a stalemate following the destruction of Godbreaker by [[awesome\|the Ordinatus Armageddon]], Grimaldus flies over the wreckage of Stormherald in a Thunderhawk and displays [[what\|ACTUAL HUMAN FEELINGS]] in that he's regretful that the titan's corpse rests in enemy-held territory, and nothing can be done to retrieve the god-machine's carcass. And as far as anyone knows, the body of the Titan (and the crone) are still there.
	*'''Casus Belli:''' First introduced in the Gav Thorpe novel "Imperator: Wrath of the Omnissiah". Attached to the Legio Metalica, Casus was deployed against heretek defenders on the world of Necomedua (not Necromunda) which had gone rouge (not rogue) at some point following the Great Rift, and basically single-handedly face-fucked entire legions of traitor land forces, vehicles (including a Baneblade, which is STEPPED ON), an entire city wall, and even a few Titans. This was all a ruse, though, as the traitors planned not to destroy it or withstand the Imperium but capture the Titan itself. Their attempt, unsurprisingly, failed when one of the Magi aboard did some pretty bad-ass stuff (and thought outside the box for once) and was backed up by a random lower-deck girl with what basically amounts to a futuristic monkey wrench. Also the most hilariously/depressingly named as it represents the fact that the only thing besides religion (read: quintillions of peoples' worth of passive psychic power over ten thousand years making it real) holding the Imperium together is war.		*'''Casus Belli:''' First introduced in the Gav Thorpe novel "Imperator: Wrath of the Omnissiah". Attached to the Legio Metalica, Casus was deployed against heretek defenders on the world of Necomedua (not Necromunda) which had gone rouge (not rogue) at some point following the Great Rift, and basically single-handedly face-fucked entire legions of traitor land forces, vehicles (including a Baneblade, which is STEPPED ON), an entire city wall, and even a few Titans. This was all a ruse, though, as the traitors planned not to destroy it or withstand the Imperium but capture the Titan itself. Their attempt, unsurprisingly, failed when one of the Magi aboard did some pretty bad-ass stuff (and thought outside the box for once) and was backed up by a random lower-deck girl with what basically amounts to a futuristic monkey wrench. Also the most hilariously/depressingly named as it represents the fact that the only thing besides religion (read: quintillions of peoples' worth of passive psychic power over ten thousand years making it real) holding the Imperium together is war.

1d4chan>Kirbanzo: /* Warmonger-Class Titan */

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	This capability makes this particular Emperor Titan a magnet for enemy air support and with such a big ass target situated beyond the maximum range of enemy Titans, the only weapons that could conceivably hit the damn thing are ICBMs, Voidships and Aircraft. However through the act of [[Just as Planned]], the Warmonger has a [[Troll\|healthy array of anti-aircraft systems, not to mention a sufficient number of Void Shields, to keep these threats at bay.]]		This capability makes this particular Emperor Titan a magnet for enemy air support and with such a big ass target situated beyond the maximum range of enemy Titans, the only weapons that could conceivably hit the damn thing are ICBMs, Voidships and Aircraft. However through the act of [[Just as Planned]], the Warmonger has a [[Troll\|healthy array of anti-aircraft systems, not to mention a sufficient number of Void Shields, to keep these threats at bay.]]

	The Warmonger-Class Titan being a giant walking artillery platform is thus, armed with weapons that can hit from the end of the horizon (Although this comes at the price of less weapon loadout and diversity). Its primary arm weapons comes equipped with a [[Doomstrike Missile Launcher]] (8 Doomstrike Missiles) and a [[Vengeance Cannon]], weapons that could conceivably wipe out an entire town in one shot or severely cripple an Imperator Titan. Its secondary weapons are dominated mainly with four ECKSBAWKSHUEG [[Autocannon\|Quad Autocannons]] for anti-air defence, and a Fire Control Center to link up with either scouting Vox-casters or orbiting Voidships so that either of the two can scout and accurately pin-point enemy positions so that the Warmonger can just point and shoot. The amount of space being taken up by air-defense means that the Warmonger is restricted to only three or four carapace weapons rather than the Imperator's six.		The Warmonger-Class Titan being a giant walking artillery platform is thus, armed with weapons that can hit from the end of the horizon (Although this comes at the price of less weapon loadout and diversity). Its primary arm weapons comes equipped with a [[Doomstrike Missile Launcher]] (8 Doomstrike Missiles) and a [[Vengeance Cannon]] (a fuckass huge gun powerful enough to be considered a potential threat to low-orbiting voidships), weapons that could conceivably wipe out an entire town in one shot or severely cripple an Imperator Titan. Its secondary weapons are dominated mainly with four ECKSBAWKSHUEG [[Autocannon\|Quad Autocannons]] for anti-air defence, and a Fire Control Center to link up with either scouting Vox-casters or orbiting Voidships so that either of the two can scout and accurately pin-point enemy positions so that the Warmonger can just point and shoot. The amount of space being taken up by air-defense means that the Warmonger is restricted to only three or four carapace weapons rather than the Imperator's six.

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	The '''Emperor Battle [[Titans 40k\|Titan]]''' is the second largest land based weapon the [[Imperium of Man]], or any faction even, can field (the first is a triple tie between the [[Capitol Imperialis\|Capitol Imperialis]] super heavy tracked vehicle, the [[Leviathan]] super heavy mobile command center and the [[Ordinatus]] super heavy mobile ordinance weapons platform with its countless flavours). We can't count the vaguely referenced Apocalypse-class Titans in that list since nobody knows anything about them but it is said to look like entire parts of a Hive City moving when it walks.		The '''Emperor Battle [[Titans 40k\|Titan]]''' is the second largest land based weapon the [[Imperium of Man]], or any faction even, can field (the first is a triple tie between the [[Capitol Imperialis\|Capitol Imperialis]] super heavy tracked vehicle, the [[Leviathan]] super heavy mobile command center and the [[Ordinatus]] super heavy mobile ordinance weapons platform with its countless flavours). We can't count the vaguely referenced Apocalypse-class Titans in that list since nobody knows anything about them but it is said to look like entire parts of a Hive City moving when it walks.

	Comparable to an Imperial Cathedral on legs, according to Games Workshop its height is around 100 feet or 30 meters and [[Skub\|"a matter of some dispute",]] to give you an idea on how bad the inconsistencies became, ''old'' sources varied between [[Wat\|43-150 metres]] ''(130-500 feet)'' tall (including the cathedral spires). This was of course, before high-quality models of ~~Titan was~~ released, with the only description authors got from Emperor Titans was a) They were described as ''big'' and b) They have to base the scaling of older artwork and even older models from [[Epic]] (Which was not the most accurate for scaling mind you). The only ones that suffered worse than this are the [[Ordinatus]] and [[Warlord Battle Titan]]s.		Comparable to an Imperial Cathedral on legs, according to Games Workshop its height is around 100 feet or 30 meters and [[Skub\|"a matter of some dispute".]] To give you an idea on how bad the inconsistencies became, ''old'' sources varied between [[Wat\|43-150 metres]] ''(130-500 feet)'' tall (including the cathedral spires). This was of course, before high-quality models of Titans were released, with the only description authors got from Emperor Titans was a) They were described as ''big'' and b) They have to base the scaling of older artwork and even older models from [[Epic]] (Which was not the most accurate for scaling mind you). The only ones that suffered worse than this are the [[Ordinatus]] and [[Warlord Battle Titan]]s.

	Of course, with the release of new and updated Titan models plus their newer artwork which also included updated Emperor Titans walking with smaller Titans, folks could finally, properly, and reliably scale the size of this thing at around 50-60 meters. If you include the actual Emperor Battle Titan datasheet as canon, it would specifically be 56 meters tall. There are some who understandably, find the idea that the largest Titan in 40k being actually ''shorter'' than the [[Derp\|Statue of Liberty]]... [[Rage\|to be really underwhelming]]. As such, they refuse to believe this to be canon. This refusal seems to be running on a timer of course. With how GeeDubs have been releasing supersized Epic models onto the modern tabletop, it would eventually be only a matter of time that the Emperor Titan would get its own actual model. Remember, people thought the Warlord Titan was 200 meters tall...until it ''wasn't''.		Of course, with the release of new and updated Titan models plus their newer artwork which also included updated Emperor Titans walking with smaller Titans, folks could finally, properly, and reliably scale the size of this thing at around 50-60 meters. If you include the actual Emperor Battle Titan datasheet as canon, it would specifically be 56 meters tall. There are some who understandably, find the idea that the largest Titan in 40k being actually ''shorter'' than the [[Derp\|Statue of Liberty]]... [[Rage\|to be really underwhelming]]. As such, they refuse to believe this to be canon. This refusal seems to be running on a timer of course. With how GeeDubs have been releasing supersized Epic models onto the modern tabletop, it would eventually be only a matter of time that the Emperor Titan would get its own actual model. Remember, people thought the Warlord Titan was 200 meters tall...until it ''wasn't''.

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* Overview */

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Overview

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	[[File:March of the Titans.jpg\|350px\|right\|thumb\|Nothing more grand and [[Awesome\|awesome]] than seeing a military parade conducted only by giant walking death machines.]]		[[File:March of the Titans.jpg\|350px\|right\|thumb\|Nothing more grand and [[Awesome\|awesome]] than seeing a military parade conducted only by giant walking death machines.]]
	In comparison to Battle Titans of all classes, the Imperators and Warmongers are rare with most Titan Legions only able to field three or four in a campaign (and even that is rare in the present day of 40k, with at least one legion having lost their Imperators entirely and never gained new ones). Captained by only the most battle-hardened and elite of Princeps, its interior is large enough for it to serve as a mobile headquarters, with room for dozens of operators and serfs. Their crews are composed of the finest crew members from other Titans within the Legion. The Titan Legion's Grand Masters often use Imperator Titans as their mobile headquarters from where they can issue commands or lead vital assaults personally. Imperators are most often employed as vast mobile fortresses, strengthening vulnerable sectors of the Imperial battlelines or to act as a reserve force; it can also transport around a hundred [[Imperial Guard\|Imperial Guardsmen]], several times that number of [[Skitarii]], or dozens of [[Space Marines]] in its lower legs for either close defence or to assault a shattered fortress.		In comparison to Battle Titans of all classes, the Imperators and Warmongers are rare with most Titan Legions only able to field three or four in a campaign (and even that is rare in the present day of 40k, with at least one legion having lost their Imperators entirely and never gained new ones). Captained by only the most battle-hardened and elite of Princeps, its interior is large enough for it to serve as a mobile headquarters, with room for dozens of operators and serfs. Their crews are composed of the finest crew members from other Titans within the Legion. The Titan Legion's Grand Masters often use Imperator Titans as their mobile headquarters from where they can issue commands or lead vital assaults personally. Imperators are most often employed as vast mobile fortresses, strengthening vulnerable sectors of the Imperial battlelines or to act as a reserve force; it can also transport around a hundred [[Imperial Guard\|Imperial Guardsmen]], several times that number of [[Skitarii]], or dozens of [[Space Marines]] in its lower legs for either close defence or to assault a shattered fortress. Although woe betides any poor sod that is not a posthuman, because they are going to get the ''mother of all motion sickness'' when this thing moves around. Free vomit bags for everyone I guess.

	The Emperor Battle Titan comes in two models: the standard 'Imperator' is an all-round assault and support vehicle, whereas the 'Warmonger' specializes in long-range fire support. The Imperator is commonly seen leading frontline Titan assaults, while the Warmonger rains artillery on the foe with its city-levelling firepower. It's unknown which variant was designed first as this knowledge has been lost down the long millennia of the Imperium's existence. However, it is well documented that both the Warmonger and Imperator Emperor Titans were both utilised extensively long before the outbreak of the galaxy-wide conflict of the Horus Heresy.		The Emperor Battle Titan comes in two models: the standard 'Imperator' is an all-round assault and support vehicle, whereas the 'Warmonger' specializes in long-range fire support. The Imperator is commonly seen leading frontline Titan assaults, while the Warmonger rains artillery on the foe with its city-levelling firepower. It's unknown which variant was designed first as this knowledge has been lost down the long millennia of the Imperium's existence. However, it is well documented that both the Warmonger and Imperator Emperor Titans were both utilised extensively long before the outbreak of the galaxy-wide conflict of the Horus Heresy.

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	Of course, with the release of new and updated Titan models plus their newer artwork which also included updated Emperor Titans walking with smaller Titans, folks could finally, properly, and reliably scale the size of this thing at around 50-60 meters. If you include the actual Emperor Battle Titan datasheet as canon, it would specifically be 56 meters tall. There are some who understandably, find the idea that the largest Titan in 40k being actually ''shorter'' than the [[Derp\|Statue of Liberty]]... [[Rage\|to be really underwhelming]]. As such, they refuse to believe this to be canon. This refusal seems to be running on a timer of course. With how GeeDubs have been releasing supersized Epic models onto the modern tabletop, it would eventually be only a matter of time that the Emperor Titan would get its own actual model. Remember, people thought the Warlord Titan was 200 meters tall...until it ''wasn't''.		Of course, with the release of new and updated Titan models plus their newer artwork which also included updated Emperor Titans walking with smaller Titans, folks could finally, properly, and reliably scale the size of this thing at around 50-60 meters. If you include the actual Emperor Battle Titan datasheet as canon, it would specifically be 56 meters tall. There are some who understandably, find the idea that the largest Titan in 40k being actually ''shorter'' than the [[Derp\|Statue of Liberty]]... [[Rage\|to be really underwhelming]]. As such, they refuse to believe this to be canon. This refusal seems to be running on a timer of course. With how GeeDubs have been releasing supersized Epic models onto the modern tabletop, it would eventually be only a matter of time that the Emperor Titan would get its own actual model. Remember, people thought the Warlord Titan was 200 meters tall...until it ''wasn't''.

	Anyways, describing the historical inaccuracies of the Titan's size aside, this walking cathedral still remains quite simply, the most devastating vehicle ever seen on the many battlefields of the galaxy. It is seen as a physical manifestation of the [[Emperor\|Emperor's]] will, and just like the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] itself, once they are fully deployed, they are relentless, unyielding, and unstoppable. It is similar in size to a Shark Assault Boat (the assault boat is probably not as wide, though), which is a long-range void boarding assault transport utilised in squadrons for ship-to-ship combat, typical capital ships that carry these vessels can deploy upwards of a dozen of these in addition to support weapons, which should tell you just how ridiculously huge both space combat and the land based Imperator are.		Anyways, describing the historical inaccuracies of the Titan's size aside, this walking cathedral still remains quite simply, the most devastating vehicle ever seen on the many battlefields of the galaxy. It is seen as a physical manifestation of the [[Emperor\|Emperor's]] will, and just like the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] itself, once they are fully deployed, they are relentless, unyielding, and unstoppable. It is similar in size to a [[Shark Assault Boat]] (the assault boat is probably not as wide, though), which is a long-range void boarding assault transport utilised in squadrons for ship-to-ship combat, typical capital ships that carry these vessels can deploy upwards of a dozen of these in addition to support weapons, which should tell you just how ridiculously huge both space combat and the land based Imperator are.

	*'''Height:''' 56-65m; depending on spire configuration		*'''Height:''' 56-65m; depending on spire configuration

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	[[File:6b5db6d06b79c65c3d7de54c9edc6f48.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|WALKING CATHEDRALS THE SIZE OF SKYSCRAPERS MOTHERFUCKERS!]]		[[File:6b5db6d06b79c65c3d7de54c9edc6f48.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|WALKING CATHEDRALS THE SIZE OF SKYSCRAPERS MOTHERFUCKERS!]]

	{{Topquote\|Have you seen me today?"<br>"It is impossible not to see you, princeps."<br>"It's impossible to kill me, as well. Remember that, Grimaldus.''\|Zarha, Princeps of the [[#Known_Emperor_Titans\|Stormherald]], to [[Grimaldus]], shortly before the Battle of Helsreach}}		{{Topquote\|Have you seen me today?"<br>"It is impossible not to see you, princeps."<br>"It's impossible to kill me, as well. Remember that, Grimaldus.''\|Zarha, Princeps of the [[#Known_Emperor_Titans\|Stormherald]], to [[Grimaldus]], shortly before the Battle of Helsreach. The last part is unfortunately proven false}}
	{{Topquote\|Everybody gangsta, til the church start walkin.\|An old [[meme\|saying]]}}		{{Topquote\|Everybody gangsta, til the church start walkin.\|An old [[meme\|saying]]}}

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	The '''Emperor Battle [[Titans 40k\|Titan]]''' is the second largest land based weapon the [[Imperium of Man]], or any faction even, can field (the first is a triple tie between the [[Capitol Imperialis\|Capitol Imperialis]] super heavy tracked vehicle, the [[Leviathan]] super heavy mobile command center and the [[Ordinatus]] super heavy mobile ordinance weapons platform with its countless flavours). We can't count the vaguely referenced Apocalypse-class Titans in that list since nobody knows anything about them but it is said to look like entire parts of a Hive City moving when it walks.		The '''Emperor Battle [[Titans 40k\|Titan]]''' is the second largest land based weapon the [[Imperium of Man]], or any faction even, can field (the first is a triple tie between the [[Capitol Imperialis\|Capitol Imperialis]] super heavy tracked vehicle, the [[Leviathan]] super heavy mobile command center and the [[Ordinatus]] super heavy mobile ordinance weapons platform with its countless flavours). We can't count the vaguely referenced Apocalypse-class Titans in that list since nobody knows anything about them but it is said to look like entire parts of a Hive City moving when it walks.

	Comparable to an Imperial Cathedral on legs, according to Games Workshop its height is around 100 feet or 30 meters and [[Skub\|"a matter of some dispute",]] to give you an idea on how bad the inconsistencies became, ''old'' sources varied between [[Wat\|43-150 metres]] ''(130-500 feet)'' tall (including the cathedral spires). This was of course, before high-quality models of ~~Titan was~~ released, with the only description authors got from Emperor Titans was a) They were described as ''big'' and b) They have to base the scaling of older artwork and even older models from [[Epic]] (Which was not the most accurate for scaling mind you). The only ones that suffered worse than this are the [[Ordinatus]] and [[Warlord Battle Titan]]s.		Comparable to an Imperial Cathedral on legs, according to Games Workshop its height is around 100 feet or 30 meters and [[Skub\|"a matter of some dispute".]] To give you an idea on how bad the inconsistencies became, ''old'' sources varied between [[Wat\|43-150 metres]] ''(130-500 feet)'' tall (including the cathedral spires). This was of course, before high-quality models of Titans were released, with the only description authors got from Emperor Titans was a) They were described as ''big'' and b) They have to base the scaling of older artwork and even older models from [[Epic]] (Which was not the most accurate for scaling mind you). The only ones that suffered worse than this are the [[Ordinatus]] and [[Warlord Battle Titan]]s.

	Of course, with the release of new and updated Titan models plus their newer artwork which also included updated Emperor Titans walking with smaller Titans, folks could finally, properly, and reliably scale the size of this thing at around 50-60 meters. If you include the actual Emperor Battle Titan datasheet as canon, it would specifically be 56 meters tall. There are some who understandably, find the idea that the largest Titan in 40k being actually ''shorter'' than the [[Derp\|Statue of Liberty]]... [[Rage\|to be really underwhelming]]. As such, they refuse to believe this to be canon. This refusal seems to be running on a timer of course. With how GeeDubs have been releasing supersized Epic models onto the modern tabletop, it would eventually be only a matter of time that the Emperor Titan would get its own actual model. Remember, people thought the Warlord Titan was 200 meters tall...until it ''wasn't''.		Of course, with the release of new and updated Titan models plus their newer artwork which also included updated Emperor Titans walking with smaller Titans, folks could finally, properly, and reliably scale the size of this thing at around 50-60 meters. If you include the actual Emperor Battle Titan datasheet as canon, it would specifically be 56 meters tall. There are some who understandably, find the idea that the largest Titan in 40k being actually ''shorter'' than the [[Derp\|Statue of Liberty]]... [[Rage\|to be really underwhelming]]. As such, they refuse to believe this to be canon. This refusal seems to be running on a timer of course. With how GeeDubs have been releasing supersized Epic models onto the modern tabletop, it would eventually be only a matter of time that the Emperor Titan would get its own actual model. Remember, people thought the Warlord Titan was 200 meters tall...until it ''wasn't''.

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	{{Topquote\|Have you seen me today?"<br>"It is impossible not to see you, princeps."<br>"It's impossible to kill me, as well. Remember that, Grimaldus.''\|Zarha, Princeps of the [[#Known_Emperor_Titans\|Stormherald]], to [[Grimaldus]], shortly before the Battle of Helsreach}}		{{Topquote\|Have you seen me today?"<br>"It is impossible not to see you, princeps."<br>"It's impossible to kill me, as well. Remember that, Grimaldus.''\|Zarha, Princeps of the [[#Known_Emperor_Titans\|Stormherald]], to [[Grimaldus]], shortly before the Battle of Helsreach. The last part is unfortunately proven false}}
	{{Topquote\|Everybody gangsta, til the church start walkin.\|An old [[meme\|saying]]}}		{{Topquote\|Everybody gangsta, til the church start walkin.\|An old [[meme\|saying]]}}