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== [[Imperium of Man|Imperial]] Titans == | == [[Imperium of Man|Imperial]] Titans == | ||
The Imperium's Titans are operated by the '''Collegia Titanica''', a specialized division of the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] dedicated to these mighty machines. To the Adeptus Mechanicus, Titans are more than just war machines but embodyments of the Ommisiah. Titans are notably divided up into forces known as Legions. The Commanding officer of a Titan is called a ''Princeps'', which opperates these vehicles through a [[Cyborg|cybernetic]] uplink. | |||
*Warhound-class | *Warhound-class | ||
*Reaver-class | *Reaver-class | ||
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A Titan is a super-heavy Mecha from the Warhammer 40,000 universe. Titans are massive machines standing hundreds of meters tall and are among the most powerful ground vehicles in existence. The Orkish analog of a Titan is known as a Gargant.
Imperial Titans
The Imperium's Titans are operated by the Collegia Titanica, a specialized division of the Adeptus Mechanicus dedicated to these mighty machines. To the Adeptus Mechanicus, Titans are more than just war machines but embodyments of the Ommisiah. Titans are notably divided up into forces known as Legions. The Commanding officer of a Titan is called a Princeps, which opperates these vehicles through a cybernetic uplink.
- Warhound-class
- Reaver-class
- Warlord-class
- Imperator-class
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Eldar Titans
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Chaos Titans
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Orkish Gargants
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