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[[Image:WarmasterArtHH.jpg|thumb|right|Warmaster Titan{{Fn|5c5h}}]]The '''Warmaster Heavy Battle Titan''' is among the largest class classes of Imperial Battle [[Titan]]s. It is armed with a [[Revelator Missile Launcher]] and a pair of [[Plasma Destructor]]s, meaning there is nothing that can stand up to the {{Fn|1}} The '''WarmasterIconoclast Heavy Battle Titan'''s devastating firepoweris its melee-focused variant.{{Fn|16}}
==OverviewHistory==The existence Secret records attest to the Warmaster Titan being in use millennia before the advent of the [[Imperium of Man]], for instance in the wars against the Warmaster [[Cy-Carnivora]].{{fn|5d}} Its existence was a closely guarded secret by the [[Mechanicum]] until the late [[Horus Heresy]]{{fn|2a}}, with even the highest echelons of the [[Cult Mechanicus]] not openly speaking of its existenceit. {{fn|2b}} They were covertly seeded on certain [[Forge World]]s, kept slumbering and shrouded until a day its home planets very existence was at stake. On that day the Warmaster would stride out, annihilating all of in its wake. The first open use of Warmaster Titans came during the Heresy in the [[Schism of Mars]]. In the opening phases of the battle the traitorous [[Legio Mortis]] revealed its hidden stock of Warmaster Titans, causing devastation to loyalist forces. The Legio Mortis had acquired a number of warmasters due to its alliance with [[Kelbor-Hal]], the treacherous [[Fabricator-General]] of [[Mars]]. However the Legio Mortis victory was so complete that word of the new Titan would not reach loyalist forces until the [[Siege of Terra]].{{Fn|2}} The exact number of Warmaster Titans that existed prior to the Horus Heresy is unknown, but even the most prominent legions such as the [[Legio Gryphonicus]] were only able to field less than a half-dozen.{{Fn|55a}}
The first open use of Warmaster Titan bristles with heavy armament, requiring a secondary reactor to power its many weapons systems. These include two Suzerain-Class Titans came during the Heresy in the [[Plasma DestructorSchism of Mars]]s and [[Revelator Missile Battery]] for primary weapons and four twin{{fn|2c}}, when word spread of the forge-linked Ardexfanes of Phoenicis falling in a day to a wrathful god-Defensor [[Autocannon]]sengine, [[Missile Launcher]]sor of entire maniples destroyed by a single, and twin-linked [[Lascannon]] mounts for lighter foes and aircrafttowering giant of battle. Its shoulders can also sport two support weapons including [[Melta Cannon (Titan){{fn|Melta Cannon]]s, 5a}} In the opening phases of the battle the traitorous [[Plasma Blastgun]]s, [[Inferno GunLegio Mortis]]revealed its hidden stock of Warmaster Titans, causing devastation to loyalist forces. The Legio Mortis had acquired a number of Warmasters due to its alliance with [[Vulcan MegaKelbor-BolterHal]]s, the treacherous [[Apocalypse Missile Launcher]]s, and [[TurboFabricator-Laser DestructorGeneral]]s. For protection it is equipped with 7 of [[Void ShieldMars]] generators. Six However the Legio Mortis victory was so complete that word of the new Titan would not reach loyalist forces until the [[servitorSiege of Terra]] clades also mean that repairing damage is easier for the Warmaster’s princeps.{{Fn|1}}{{Fn|32c}}
The exact number of Warmaster Titans that existed prior to the Horus Heresy is unknown, but even the most prominent legions were only able to field less than a half-dozen, with only three confirmed to belong to the [[Legio Gryphonicus]]{{Fn|5e}}, and two to the [[Legio Crucius]]{{Fn|5g}}. On [[Travo’anor]], it took the combined assets of four different Legios to field a handful of the war-engines against the [[Siege of Travo'anor|Traitor besiegers of Novavistra]].{{fn|2d}} Likewise, the Iconoclast was a rare sight, the [[Legio Krytos]] counting three (including one permanently stationed on [[Krytos]]).{{fn|8d}} ==Armament==The Warmaster Titan bristles with heavy armament, requiring a secondary reactor to power its many weapons systems.{{Fn|1}} The ancillary reactor can accommodate different systems, such as '''Plasmatic Locomotors''' to increase its moving speed or '''Infusive Supercoolant''' to facilitate reactor venting.{{Fn|3}} For protection, the God-Engine is equipped with seven [[Void Shield]] generators. Six [[servitor]] clades also mean that repairing damage is easier for the Warmaster’s princeps.{{Fn|3}} Its weapons systems include two Suzerain-Class [[Plasma Destructor]]s and [[Revelator Missile Battery]] for primary weapons{{Fn|1}}{{Fn|3}}, as well as four twin-linked Ardex-Defensor [[Autocannon]]s, [[Missile Launcher]]s, and twin-linked [[Lascannon]] mounts for lighter foes and aircraft. Its shoulders can also sport two support weapons including [[Melta Cannon (Titan)|Melta Cannon]]s, [[Plasma Blastgun]]s, [[Inferno Gun]], [[Vulcan Mega-Bolter]]s, [[Apocalypse Missile Launcher]]s, or [[Turbo-Laser Destructor]]s.{{Fn|3}}{{Fn|5i}} ===Warmaster Iconoclast Titan===
[[Image:IconoclastTitan.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Warmaster Iconoclast Titan{{Fn|6}}]]
Despite being first mistaken as a retrofit of the Warmaster , the Iconoclast Heavy Battle Titans are melee focused differed in the nature of its machine-spirit, whose blood lust and savagery required the strongest of princeps to keep in check. Designed as a counter-measure to conventional siege fortifications, it would stride through void shields and unleash its fury in apocalyptic close-quarter combat.{{fn|8a}} The Warmaster Iconoclast Titans that charge into battle. They are is armed with [[Desolator Chainsword]]s and either [[Krius Siege Drill]]s or [[Krius Grav Imploder]]s. The Iconoclasts are also equipped with Its secondary weapons include [[Cruciator Gatling Array]]s, shoulder-mounted [[Apocalypse Missile Launcher]]s, [[Plasma blastgun]]s, or [[Melta Cannon]]s.{{Fn|6}} Its ancillary reactor is modified to accommodate '''Void Shunts''' that increase its resistance to enemy firepower, and or [[Kinetic Transducer]]sthat use the Titan’s very motions to power its armament.{{Fn|6}}{{Fn|7}}{{Fn|8a}}{{Fn|8b}}{{Fn|8c8f}}
==Technical Information==
{{Imperial Vehicles
|Vehicle Name=Warmaster Titan{{Fn|4}}{{Fn|5b}}|Forge World of Origin=[[Mars]]{{Fn|4}}{{Fn|5b}}|Known Patterns=[[Mars]]{{Fn|4}}{{Fn|5b}}|Crew=9-15 including 1 [[Princeps]] and 3-6 [[Moderati]]{{Fn|4}}{{Fn|5b}}|Powerplant=Omega-Primus Plasma Reactor + secondary weapons reactor{{Fn|4}}{{Fn|5b}}|Weight=21/174TF{{Fn|4}}{{Fn|5b}}
|Length=N/A
|Width=N/A
|Height=40.91 meters{{Fn|4}}{{Fn|5b}}
|Ground Clearance=N/A
|Fording Depth=N/A
|Max Speed - on road=N/A
|Max Speed - off road=N/A
|Main Armament=x2 Suzerain-Pattern [[Plasma Destructor]]s, x1 [[Revelator Missile Launcher]], x2 double-barreled [[Turbo-laser Destructor]]s, [[Inferno Gun]]s, [[Melta Cannon (Titan)|Melta Cannon]]s, [[Vulcan Mega-Bolter]]s, [[Plasma Blastgun]]s, or [[Apocalypse Missile Launcher]]s{{Fn|4}}{{Fn|5b}}|Secondary Armament=x4 twin-linked Ardex-Defensor [[Autocannon]]s, x2 light shoulder cannons, x1 twin-linked [[Lascannon]], x1 [[Missile Launcher]] pod{{Fn|4}}{{Fn|5b}}
|Gun Traverse=N/A
|Gun Elevation=N/A
|Secondary Ammunition=N/A
|Turret Armour=N/A
|Superstructure Armour=16-30" thickness [[Ceramite]]/[[Plasteel]]{{Fn|4}}{{Fn|5b}}
|Hull Armour=N/A
|Gun Mantlet Armour=N/A
==Notable Warmaster Titans==
*''[[Aurem Castigator]]'' — [[Legio Gryphonicus]].{{Fn|5a5e}}*''[[Ceraunthanato]]'' — [[Legio Tempestus]].{{Fn|8c}}*''[[Doloris Dominus]]'' — [[Legio Metalica]].{{Fn|4}}{{Fn|5f}}*''[[Hand of Sin]]'' — [[Legio Interfector]].{{Fn|8e}}*''[[Vindicta Manibus]]'' — [[Legio Ignatum]].{{Fn|5b5d}}
==Images==
Warmaster Titan.jpg|A Warmaster Titan{{Fn|1}}
MetallicaTitanHH.jpg|[[Legio Metalica]] Warmaster Titan
WarmasterSpecs.jpg|Technical specifications{{Fn|4}}{{Fn|5b}}
TitanSize.jpg|Size comparison{{Fn|1}}
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==Trivia==
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The Warmaster Titan was based upon an old concept sketch by [[Jes Goodwin]] for [[Adeptus Titanicus (game)|Adeptus Titanicus]].{{Fnfn|19}}
==See also==
==Sources==
*{{Endn|1}}: [https://web.archive.org/web/20240609203401/https://www.warhammer-community.com/2021/01/23/warhammer-preview-online-the-dead-and-the-divine/ Warhammer Community: Warhammer Preview Online – The Dead and the Divine (Posted on 23/01/2021)] (Last archived 09 Jun. 2024, last accessed on 23 January 202113 Jun. 2024)*{{Endn|2}}: [[White Dwarf 462]], pgs''Slayer of Gods'':**{{endn|2a}}: pg. 126-131**{{endn|2b}}: pg. 127**{{endn|2c}}: pg. 128**{{endn|2d}}: pg. 130*{{Endn|3}}: [https://web.archive.org/web/20240609203613/https://www.warhammer-community.com/2021/01/26/you-thought-the-warlord-was-big-try-the-warmaster-titan/ Warhammer Community: You thought the Warlord was big? Try the Warmaster Titan (posted 1/26/2021)] (archived 09 Jun. 2024, last accessed 1/26/202113 Jun. 2024)*{{Endn|4}}: [https://web.archive.org/web/20240609204034/https://www.warhammer-community.com/2021/04/06/serve-the-emperor-with-rules-for-loyalist-legios-in-adeptus-titanicus/ Warhammer Community: Serve the Emperor With Rules For Loyalist Legios in Adeptus Titanicus (posted 4/6/2021)] (archived 09 Jun. 2024, last accessed 4/8/202113 Jun. 2024)*5: [[Adeptus Titanicus: Loyalist Legios]]:**{{Endn|5a}}: pg. 3310**{{Endn|5b}}: pg. 11**{{Endn|5c}}: pg. 20**{{Endn|5d}}: pg. 23**{{Endn|5c5e}}: pg. 33**{{Endn|5f}}: pg. 82**{{Endn|5g}}: pg. 119**{{Endn|5h}}: pg. 140**{{Endn|5i}}: pg. 166*{{Endn|6}}: [https://web.archive.org/web/20240609204148/https://www.warhammer-community.com/2021/08/16/meet-the-warmaster-iconoclast-titan-whose-chainsword-is-as-big-as-a-building/ Warhammer Community: Meet the Warmaster Iconoclast Titan Whose Chainsword Is as Big as a Building (Posted on 16/08/2021)] (Last archived 09 Jun. 2024, last accessed on 16 August 202113 Jun. 2024)*{{Endn|7}}: [https://web.archive.org/web/20240609204434/https://www.warhammer-community.com/2021/11/03/behold-the-iconoclast-titan-weapons-that-can-fell-a-lesser-god-engine-in-one-swing/ Warhammer Community: Behold the Iconoclast Titan Weapons That Can Fell a Lesser God-Engine in One Swing (Posted on 03/11/2021)] (Last archived 09 Jun. 2024, last accessed on 3 November 202113 Jun. 2024)*8: [[Adeptus Titanicus: Traitor Legios]]:
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**{{Endn|8b}}: pg. 11
**{{Endn|8c}}: pg. 20**{{Endn|8d}}: pg. 40**{{Endn|8e}}: pg. 82**{{Endn|8f}}: pgs. 166-167*9: [[The Gothic and the Eldritch]], {{cite this}}
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