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	Ever heard of reconnaissance-in-force? Well, this is the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperial]] cranked up to eleven version of it. The '''Warhound class Scout Titan''' is the smallest Imperial [[Titan]] in use (although it still reaches around fifteen metres (fifty feet) at its peak) and the fastest of them. While they're unable to take and dish out the insane amount of punishment one of their bigger brothers like a [[Warlord Titan\|Warlord]] can, its speed and maneuverability allow the Warhound to perform devastating hit-and-run and flanking attacks, along with performing recon and acting as the eyes and ears for the bigger behemoths. During the [[Horus Heresy]], Warhounds tended to operate (semi-)independently from the bigger [[Titan\|Titan Legion]] in large packs but these days they work in tandem, the pair often taking a complementary weapon loadout and putting the fear of the Omnissiah into everything smaller than a Titan bigger than themselves by murderrapefucking the hell out of them. The STC for the Warhound was clearly designed by a heretic as it has no [[pauldrons]].		Ever heard of reconnaissance-in-force? Well, this is the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperial]] cranked up to eleven version of it. The '''Warhound class Scout Titan''' is the smallest Imperial [[Titan]] in use (although it still reaches around fifteen metres (fifty feet) at its peak) and the fastest of them. While they're unable to take and dish out the insane amount of punishment one of their bigger brothers like a [[Warlord Titan\|Warlord]] can, its speed and maneuverability allow the Warhound to perform devastating hit-and-run and flanking attacks, along with performing recon and acting as the eyes and ears for the bigger behemoths. During the [[Horus Heresy]], Warhounds tended to operate (semi-)independently from the bigger [[Titan\|Titan Legion]] in large packs but these days they work in tandem, the pair often taking a complementary weapon loadout and putting the fear of the Omnissiah into everything smaller than a Titan bigger than themselves by murderrapefucking the hell out of them. The STC for the Warhound was clearly designed by a heretic as it has no [[pauldrons]].

	The 'Scout' designation might be taken as a joke, considering this is a 50 ft. tall machine and any enemy that can't see or even HEAR this thing 'sneaking' around (Here's looking at you, [[Creed]]) deserves what comes out of their fuckheug rape cannons. True, however, a scout's role is to gather info and perform reconnaissance, and not necessarily sneakily. This is a job for which the Warhound is the most suited for amongst the different types of gigantic walking engines of mass destruction in the Imperium's arsenal. (And yes, they could use [[Skitarii]] or allied Imperial forces to do it. But Titan Legions are independent like that...) It should be noted, however, that Titans can be sneaky, a commander just needs to be creative about it: In one example, a Titan of unknown size ambushed and annihilated an entire armor column by hiding amongst ignited promethium wells, making it virtually invisible to thermal sensors (and with all the smoke and flame, probably visual ones as well).		The 'Scout' designation might be taken as a joke, considering this is a 50 ft. tall machine and any enemy that can't see or even HEAR this thing 'sneaking' around (Here's looking at you, [[Creed]]) deserves what comes out of their fuckheug rape cannons. True, however, a scout's role is to gather info and perform reconnaissance, and not necessarily sneakily. This is a job for which the Warhound is the most suited for amongst the different types of gigantic walking engines of mass destruction in the Imperium's arsenal. (And yes, they could use [[Skitarii]] or allied Imperial forces to do it. But Titan Legions are independent like that...) It should be noted, however, that Titans can be sneaky, a commander just needs to be creative about it: In one example, a Titan of unknown size ambushed and annihilated an entire armor column by hiding amongst ignited promethium wells, making it virtually invisible to thermal sensors (and with all the smoke and flame, probably visual ones as well).

	A Warhound is captained by a Princeps, crewed by a Moderati and a steersman, maintained by two Techpriests, and operated by three [[Servitor]]s. A unique feature is its digitigrade leg configuration, which affords the Warhound a spectacular speed for a walker of such size; it even has the ability to transfer all power from the plasma reactor into the legs, allowing it to bound across the battlefield with ease. Unlike the other Titans, which feature human shapes, the Warhound more closely resembles a jackal, with a head poking out from under hunched shoulders.		A Warhound is captained by a Princeps, crewed by a Moderati and a steersman, maintained by two Techpriests, and operated by three [[Servitor]]s. A unique feature is its digitigrade leg configuration, which affords the Warhound a spectacular speed for a walker of such size; it even has the ability to transfer all power from the plasma reactor into the legs, allowing it to bound across the battlefield with ease. Unlike the other Titans, which feature human shapes, the Warhound more closely resembles a jackal, with a head poking out from under hunched shoulders.

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	The Warhound Titan has two hardpoints on its arms for weapons, the possible weapons that can be mounted are the [[Vulcan Mega-Bolter]], [[Plasma Blastgun]], [[Inferno Gun]], [[Turbo-Laser Destructor]], [[Graviton Destructor]] and [[Volkite Eradicator]].		The Warhound Titan has two hardpoints on its arms for weapons, the possible weapons that can be mounted are the [[Vulcan Mega-Bolter]], [[Plasma Blastgun]], [[Inferno Gun]], [[Turbo-Laser Destructor]], [[Graviton Destructor]], [[Conversion Beam Dissolutor]] and [[Volkite Eradicator]].

	==Feral Scout Titan==		==Feral Scout Titan==

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	Ever heard of reconnaissance-in-force? Well, this is the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperial]] cranked up to eleven version of it. The '''Warhound class Scout Titan''' is the smallest Imperial [[Titan]] in use (although it still reaches around fifteen metres (fifty feet) at its peak) and the fastest of them. While they're unable to take and dish out the insane amount of punishment one of their bigger brothers like a [[Warlord Titan\|Warlord]] can, its speed and maneuverability allow the Warhound to perform devastating hit-and-run and flanking attacks, along with performing recon and acting as the eyes and ears for the bigger behemoths. During the [[Horus Heresy]], Warhounds tended to operate (semi-)independently from the bigger [[Titan\|Titan Legion]] in large packs but these days they work in tandem, the pair often taking a complementary weapon loadout and putting the fear of the Omnissiah into everything smaller than a Titan bigger than themselves by murderrapefucking the hell out of them. The STC for the Warhound was clearly designed by a heretic as it has no [[pauldrons]].		Ever heard of reconnaissance-in-force? Well, this is the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperial]] cranked up to eleven version of it. The '''Warhound class Scout Titan''' is the smallest Imperial [[Titan]] in use (although it still reaches around fifteen metres (fifty feet) at its peak) and the fastest of them. While they're unable to take and dish out the insane amount of punishment one of their bigger brothers like a [[Warlord Titan\|Warlord]] can, its speed and maneuverability allow the Warhound to perform devastating hit-and-run and flanking attacks, along with performing recon and acting as the eyes and ears for the bigger behemoths. During the [[Horus Heresy]], Warhounds tended to operate (semi-)independently from the bigger [[Titan\|Titan Legion]] in large packs but these days they work in tandem, the pair often taking a complementary weapon loadout and putting the fear of the Omnissiah into everything smaller than a Titan bigger than themselves by murderrapefucking the hell out of them. The STC for the Warhound was clearly designed by a heretic as it has no [[pauldrons]].

	The 'Scout' designation might be taken as a joke, considering this is a 50 ft. tall machine and any enemy that can't see or even HEAR this thing 'sneaking' around (Here's looking at you, [[Creed]]) deserves what comes out of their fuckheug rape cannons. True~~. However~~ a scout's role is to gather info and perform reconnaissance, and not necessarily sneakily. This is a job for which the Warhound is the most suited for amongst the different types of gigantic walking engines of mass destruction in the Imperium's arsenal. (And yes, they could use [[Skitarii]] or allied Imperial forces to do it. But Titan Legions are independent like that...) It should be noted, however, that Titans can be sneaky, a commander just needs to be creative about it: In one example, a Titan of unknown size ambushed and annihilated an entire armor column by hiding amongst ignited promethium wells, making it virtually invisible to thermal sensors (and with all the smoke and flame, probably visual ones as well).		The 'Scout' designation might be taken as a joke, considering this is a 50 ft. tall machine and any enemy that can't see or even HEAR this thing 'sneaking' around (Here's looking at you, [[Creed]]) deserves what comes out of their fuckheug rape cannons. True, however, a scout's role is to gather info and perform reconnaissance, and not necessarily sneakily. This is a job for which the Warhound is the most suited for amongst the different types of gigantic walking engines of mass destruction in the Imperium's arsenal. (And yes, they could use [[Skitarii]] or allied Imperial forces to do it. But Titan Legions are independent like that...) It should be noted, however, that Titans can be sneaky, a commander just needs to be creative about it: In one example, a Titan of unknown size ambushed and annihilated an entire armor column by hiding amongst ignited promethium wells, making it virtually invisible to thermal sensors (and with all the smoke and flame, probably visual ones as well).

	A Warhound is captained by a Princeps, crewed by a Moderati and a steersman, maintained by two Techpriests, and operated by three [[Servitor]]s. A unique feature is its digitigrade leg configuration, which affords the Warhound a spectacular speed for a walker of such size; it even has the ability to transfer all power from the plasma reactor into the legs, allowing it to bound across the battlefield with ease. Unlike the other Titans, which feature human shapes, the Warhound more closely resembles a jackal, with a head poking out from under hunched shoulders.		A Warhound is captained by a Princeps, crewed by a Moderati and a steersman, maintained by two Techpriests, and operated by three [[Servitor]]s. A unique feature is its digitigrade leg configuration, which affords the Warhound a spectacular speed for a walker of such size; it even has the ability to transfer all power from the plasma reactor into the legs, allowing it to bound across the battlefield with ease. Unlike the other Titans, which feature human shapes, the Warhound more closely resembles a jackal, with a head poking out from under hunched shoulders.

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	The Warhound Titan has two hardpoints on its arms for weapons, the possible weapons that can be mounted are the [[Vulcan Mega-Bolter]], [[Plasma Blastgun]], [[Inferno Gun]], [[Turbo-Laser Destructor]], and [[Volkite Eradicator]].		The Warhound Titan has two hardpoints on its arms for weapons, the possible weapons that can be mounted are the [[Vulcan Mega-Bolter]], [[Plasma Blastgun]], [[Inferno Gun]], [[Turbo-Laser Destructor]], [[Graviton Destructor]] and [[Volkite Eradicator]].

	==Feral Scout Titan==		==Feral Scout Titan==

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	A Warhound is captained by a Princeps, crewed by a Moderati and a steersman, maintained by two Techpriests, and operated by three [[Servitor]]s. A unique feature is its digitigrade leg configuration, which affords the Warhound a spectacular speed for a walker of such size; it even has the ability to transfer all power from the plasma reactor into the legs, allowing it to bound across the battlefield with ease. Unlike the other Titans, which feature human shapes, the Warhound more closely resembles a jackal, with a head poking out from under hunched shoulders.		A Warhound is captained by a Princeps, crewed by a Moderati and a steersman, maintained by two Techpriests, and operated by three [[Servitor]]s. A unique feature is its digitigrade leg configuration, which affords the Warhound a spectacular speed for a walker of such size; it even has the ability to transfer all power from the plasma reactor into the legs, allowing it to bound across the battlefield with ease. Unlike the other Titans, which feature human shapes, the Warhound more closely resembles a jackal, with a head poking out from under hunched shoulders.

			Two Warhound Titans have been integrated into the Imperial Palace's Throne Chamber, guarding the entrance and holding the ceiling. Should any army manage to get through the Palace's other defences, the Titans would activate and the ceiling would collapse, creating the last line of defence between the invaders and the Emperor.

	One notable variant was used by the Legio Audax (the Ember Wolves) who fought directly for the World Eaters. Up-Armoured and equipped with a [[Vulcan Mega Bolter]] and a custom weapon called an [[Ursus Claws]] - a cross between a whaling harpoon and a railgun - they were deployed in large groups to overwhelm and flank their prey. The wolf theme was carried on with the design of their "heads" as well as their battle tactics - a small group were capable of bringing down an Imperator Titan to its knees, rendering it unable to fight and easy to capture.		One notable variant was used by the Legio Audax (the Ember Wolves) who fought directly for the World Eaters. Up-Armoured and equipped with a [[Vulcan Mega Bolter]] and a custom weapon called an [[Ursus Claws]] - a cross between a whaling harpoon and a railgun - they were deployed in large groups to overwhelm and flank their prey. The wolf theme was carried on with the design of their "heads" as well as their battle tactics - a small group were capable of bringing down an Imperator Titan to its knees, rendering it unable to fight and easy to capture.

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	Ever heard of reconnaissance-in-force? Well, this is the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperial]] cranked up to eleven version of it. The '''Warhound class Scout Titan''' is the smallest Imperial [[Titan]] in use (although it still reaches around fifteen metres (fifty feet) at its peak) and the fastest of them. While they're unable to take and dish out the insane amount of punishment one of their bigger brothers like a [[Warlord Titan\|Warlord]] can, its speed and maneuverability allow the Warhound to perform devastating hit-and-run and flanking attacks, along with performing recon and acting as the eyes and ears for the bigger behemoths. During the [[Horus Heresy]], Warhounds tended to operate (semi-)independently from the bigger [[Titan\|Titan Legion]] in large packs but these days they work in tandem, the pair often taking a complementary weapon loadout and putting the fear of the Omnissiah into everything smaller than a Titan bigger than themselves by murderrapefucking the hell out of them. The STC for the Warhound was clearly designed by a heretic as it has no [[pauldrons]].		Ever heard of reconnaissance-in-force? Well, this is the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperial]] cranked up to eleven version of it. The '''Warhound class Scout Titan''' is the smallest Imperial [[Titan]] in use (although it still reaches around fifteen metres (fifty feet) at its peak) and the fastest of them. While they're unable to take and dish out the insane amount of punishment one of their bigger brothers like a [[Warlord Titan\|Warlord]] can, its speed and maneuverability allow the Warhound to perform devastating hit-and-run and flanking attacks, along with performing recon and acting as the eyes and ears for the bigger behemoths. During the [[Horus Heresy]], Warhounds tended to operate (semi-)independently from the bigger [[Titan\|Titan Legion]] in large packs but these days they work in tandem, the pair often taking a complementary weapon loadout and putting the fear of the Omnissiah into everything smaller than a Titan bigger than themselves by murderrapefucking the hell out of them. The STC for the Warhound was clearly designed by a heretic as it has no [[pauldrons]].

	The 'Scout' designation might be taken as a joke, considering this is a 50 ft. tall machine and any enemy that can't see or even HEAR this thing 'sneaking' around (Here's looking at you, [[Creed]]) deserves what comes out of their fuckheug rape cannons. True. However a scout's role is to gather info and perform reconnaissance, and not necessarily sneakily. This is a job for which the Warhound is the most suited for amongst the different types of gigantic walking engines of mass destruction in the Imperium's arsenal. (And yes, they could use [[Skitarii]] or allied Imperial forces to do it. But Titan Legions are independent like that...)		The 'Scout' designation might be taken as a joke, considering this is a 50 ft. tall machine and any enemy that can't see or even HEAR this thing 'sneaking' around (Here's looking at you, [[Creed]]) deserves what comes out of their fuckheug rape cannons. True. However a scout's role is to gather info and perform reconnaissance, and not necessarily sneakily. This is a job for which the Warhound is the most suited for amongst the different types of gigantic walking engines of mass destruction in the Imperium's arsenal. (And yes, they could use [[Skitarii]] or allied Imperial forces to do it. But Titan Legions are independent like that...) It should be noted, however, that Titans can be sneaky, a commander just needs to be creative about it: In one example, a Titan of unknown size ambushed and annihilated an entire armor column by hiding amongst ignited promethium wells, making it virtually invisible to thermal sensors (and with all the smoke and flame, probably visual ones as well).

	A Warhound is captained by a Princeps, crewed by a Moderati and a steersman, maintained by two Techpriests, and operated by three [[Servitor]]s. A unique feature is its digitigrade leg configuration, which affords the Warhound a spectacular speed for a walker of such size; it even has the ability to transfer all power from the plasma reactor into the legs, allowing it to bound across the battlefield with ease. Unlike the other Titans, which feature human shapes, the Warhound more closely resembles a jackal, with a head poking out from under hunched shoulders.		A Warhound is captained by a Princeps, crewed by a Moderati and a steersman, maintained by two Techpriests, and operated by three [[Servitor]]s. A unique feature is its digitigrade leg configuration, which affords the Warhound a spectacular speed for a walker of such size; it even has the ability to transfer all power from the plasma reactor into the legs, allowing it to bound across the battlefield with ease. Unlike the other Titans, which feature human shapes, the Warhound more closely resembles a jackal, with a head poking out from under hunched shoulders.

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	The Warhound Titan has two hardpoints on its arms for weapons, the possible weapons that can be mounted are the [[Vulcan Mega-Bolter]], [[Plasma Blastgun]], [[Inferno Gun]] ~~and~~ [[Turbo-Laser Destructor]].		The Warhound Titan has two hardpoints on its arms for weapons, the possible weapons that can be mounted are the [[Vulcan Mega-Bolter]], [[Plasma Blastgun]], [[Inferno Gun]], [[Turbo-Laser Destructor]], and [[Volkite Eradicator]].

	==Feral Scout Titan==		==Feral Scout Titan==

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	The 'Scout' designation might be taken as a joke, considering this is a 50 ft. tall machine and any enemy that can't see or even HEAR this thing 'sneaking' around (Here's looking at you, [[Creed]]) deserves what comes out of their fuckheug rape cannons. True. However a scout's role is to gather info and perform reconnaissance, and not necessarily sneakily. This is a job for which the Warhound is the most suited for amongst the different types of gigantic walking engines of mass destruction in the Imperium's arsenal. (And yes, they could use [[Skitarii]] or allied Imperial forces to do it. But Titan Legions are independent like that...)		The 'Scout' designation might be taken as a joke, considering this is a 50 ft. tall machine and any enemy that can't see or even HEAR this thing 'sneaking' around (Here's looking at you, [[Creed]]) deserves what comes out of their fuckheug rape cannons. True. However a scout's role is to gather info and perform reconnaissance, and not necessarily sneakily. This is a job for which the Warhound is the most suited for amongst the different types of gigantic walking engines of mass destruction in the Imperium's arsenal. (And yes, they could use [[Skitarii]] or allied Imperial forces to do it. But Titan Legions are independent like that...)

	A Warhound is captained by a Princeps, crewed by ~~two~~ Moderati, maintained by two Techpriests, and operated by three [[Servitor]]s. A unique feature is its digitigrade leg configuration, which affords the Warhound a spectacular speed for a walker of such size; it even has the ability to transfer all power from the plasma reactor into the legs, allowing it to bound across the battlefield with ease. Unlike the other Titans, which feature human shapes, the Warhound more closely resembles a jackal, with a head poking out from under hunched shoulders.		A Warhound is captained by a Princeps, crewed by a Moderati and a steersman, maintained by two Techpriests, and operated by three [[Servitor]]s. A unique feature is its digitigrade leg configuration, which affords the Warhound a spectacular speed for a walker of such size; it even has the ability to transfer all power from the plasma reactor into the legs, allowing it to bound across the battlefield with ease. Unlike the other Titans, which feature human shapes, the Warhound more closely resembles a jackal, with a head poking out from under hunched shoulders.

	One notable variant was used by the Legio Audax (the Ember Wolves) who fought directly for the World Eaters. Up-Armoured and equipped with a [[Vulcan Mega Bolter]] and a custom weapon called an [[Ursus Claws]] - a cross between a whaling harpoon and a railgun - they were deployed in large groups to overwhelm and flank their prey. The wolf theme was carried on with the design of their "heads" as well as their battle tactics - a small group were capable of bringing down an Imperator Titan to its knees, rendering it unable to fight and easy to capture.		One notable variant was used by the Legio Audax (the Ember Wolves) who fought directly for the World Eaters. Up-Armoured and equipped with a [[Vulcan Mega Bolter]] and a custom weapon called an [[Ursus Claws]] - a cross between a whaling harpoon and a railgun - they were deployed in large groups to overwhelm and flank their prey. The wolf theme was carried on with the design of their "heads" as well as their battle tactics - a small group were capable of bringing down an Imperator Titan to its knees, rendering it unable to fight and easy to capture.
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	The Warhound Titan is, oddly enough, the most difficult of the titans to build (SO MANY FUCKING PISTONS), despite its comparatively diminutive size. Regardless, it is a Lord of War choice for the Titan Legions and will cost you a ''mere'' 2000 points regardless of upgrades and as such is likely to be the only one you ever see in competitive play. It is also possibly the least likely to destroy any residual good will your opponent has for you for rocking up with 4 kilos of resin. For that you get:		The Warhound Titan is, oddly enough, the most difficult of the titans to build (SO MANY FUCKING PISTONS), despite its comparatively diminutive size. Regardless, it is a Lord of War choice for the Titan Legions and will cost you a ''mere'' 2000 points regardless of upgrades and as such is likely to be the only one you ever see in competitive play. It is also possibly the least likely to destroy any residual good will your opponent has for you for rocking up with 4 kilos of resin. For that you get:

	*35 wounds at toughness 9		*50 wounds at toughness 8
	*a 24 inch move		*a 24 inch move
	*BS 2+		*BS 3+
	*The ability to move over Infantry models, and simply walk out of combat		*The ability to move over Infantry models, and simply walk out of combat
	*3+ armour and a void shield ~~that starts at 4~~+ ~~(if you don’t know, these things are basically invulns that can be used to save mortal wounds, although they degrade as you take damage)~~.		*2+ armour and two void shields, each of which has three shield points and gives the Titan a 5++.

	The weapon loadout isn't quite the no-brainer it used to be as each of the weapons are specialised for a certain target - the [[Turbo-Laser Destructor\|Turbo Laser]] is Macro S16 AP-3 D2d6 and deals an extra d3 damage on a wound roll of 6 - no prizes for guessing what this one’s used for. The [[Inferno Gun]] is fantastic against flyers and Eldar as it auto hits at S7 Ap-3 (most flyers are T7 with a 3+ or 4+). The [[Vulcan Mega Bolter\|Mega Bolter]] is Heavy 20 S6 AP-3 D2 (again, no prizes for guessing this one’s targets). Whilst the [[Volkite Eradicator]] is a dedicated shield popper at S5, although don't expect to do that much against actual Titan armour. Mix and match these three at your leisure. The only one you want to steer clear of is the [[Plasma Blastgun]] as you need to overcharge it to make it as good as the Turbo Laser, but mortal wounds are a bad deal as you can’t save these ones with Void Shields and your titan starts losing effectiveness after losing just 5 wounds.		The weapon loadout isn't quite the no-brainer it used to be as each of the weapons are specialised for a certain target - the [[Turbo-Laser Destructor\|Turbo Laser]] is Macro S16 AP-3 D2d6 and deals an extra d3 damage on a wound roll of 6 - no prizes for guessing what this one’s used for. The [[Inferno Gun]] is fantastic against flyers and Eldar as it auto hits at S7 Ap-3 (most flyers are T7 with a 3+ or 4+). The [[Vulcan Mega Bolter\|Mega Bolter]] is Heavy 20 S6 AP-3 D2 (again, no prizes for guessing this one’s targets). Whilst the [[Volkite Eradicator]] is a dedicated shield popper at S5, although don't expect to do that much against actual Titan armour. Mix and match these three at your leisure. The only one you want to steer clear of is the [[Plasma Blastgun]] as you need to overcharge it to make it as good as the Turbo Laser, but mortal wounds are a bad deal as you can’t save these ones with Void Shields and your titan starts losing effectiveness after losing just 5 wounds.