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

===Weapons===
*Arm mounts (max 2)
**'''Sunfury Plasma Annihilator''': 72", Macro 2D6, S10 AP-4 D2D6. No overcharging here, not like you'd need it. Instead, after resolving damage you roll a D6 for all other units within 6" of the original target, and on a 4+ they take D3 hits from the weapon as well. A heavy-infantry buster that will punish opponents who keep their units too tightly clustered.
***Fantastic for hitting hiding characters, as they count as a separate unit and you only need one of those hits to get through to kill most characters.
**'''Mori Quake Cannon''': 24-360", Macro 3D6, S20(!) AP-5 D6, and anything that gets hit by it halves all movement actions in the following movement phase. 
***Excellent at deterring charges by smaller titans (reavers) with melee weapons, as after a hit from this the melee Titan probably won’t be able to get into charging range.
**'''Saturnyne Lascutter''': Functions as both a melee weapon and a ranged weapon. As a ranged weapon, it's 18", Heavy 1, S12 AP-4 D6, and after a successful hit it can roll to hit again until it either misses or accumulates a total of 12 hits. As a melee weapon, it's S20 AP-5 D12 and can re-roll failed to wound rolls against anything with the {{W40Kkeyword|Monster}}, {{W40Kkeyword|Vehicle}}, or {{W40Kkeyword|Building}} keywords.
***Although it is the best melee weapon for a warlord (although it’s shooting isn’t as good) it has NO model/arm for the warlord on forge world, which is a damned shame as such a weapon would look fantastic, so until then you’ll have to use your warlords power fist as a proxy.
**'''Warlord Gatling Blaster''': Identical to the Reaver version, but with 12 shots instead of 6.
**'''Arioch Titan Power Claw''': Sx2 (that's '''''S32''''', by the way) AP-5 D12, and has the same throwing rule as the Reaver's Power Fist. Doesn't even harm your firepower since it comes with a built-in Vulcan Mega Bolter. Notably, its insanely high strength makes it the only weapon capable of wounding another Warlord on a 2+.
**'''Belicosa Volcano Cannon:''' The absolute end-all solution to any problems with superheavies. 180" range, Macro D6, '''''S30''''' AP-6 D12, and as a little bit of extra "fuck you" a roll to wound of 6 inflicts D6 extra mortal wounds. Make no mistake, this thing will wound just about anything, and it's almost guaranteed to kill them in one shot.
***Not true actually, its strength 30 is wasted against all targets except the warlord titan (or the emperor titan if it had rules), but even then its "crap" (for a titan murderer at least) as the quake cannon fires 3 times as fast for only a reduction in damage of a half per shot, and the volcano cannons extra mortal wounds average out to not much, while the quake cannons double range and ability to inflict movement penalties on those hit makes it superior from a stand and shoot perspective. The only real advantage the volcano has is that it has no minimum range, allowing it to be used in titan "knife fights", if it dealt extra damage or re-rolled wounds against {{W40Kkeyword|Titanic}} then it would be worth it against other titans.
****Although on standard playfields the minimum range of the quake cannon will severely hinder its usefullness - otherwise I agree.
*Carapace mounts (max 2)
**'''Dual Turbo-Laser Destructor'''
**'''Titan Plasma Blastgun''' 
**'''Incinerator Missile Bank''' 
**'''Apocalypse Missile Launcher'''
**'''Twin Titan Vulcan Mega-Bolter''': A Mega-Bolter with 40 shots. Using this will guarantee that no sane Ork or Tyranid player will even bother trying to play against you. 
**'''Reaver Gatling Blaster'''
**'''Reaver Laser Blaster'''
*Other (2 of each):
**'''Ardex-Defensor Maulers''': 36", Heavy 6, S6 AP-3 D2. Always hits on a 5+ when used for overwatch, ignoring all modifiers. The first of your tools for discouraging anyone against charging you in the unlikely event they won't be wiped out by a stomp.  
**'''Ardex-Defensor Twin Lascannon''': A 2 shot Lascannon with the same overwatch boost as the maulers. For some reason, it can only be used to shoot opponents behind you, making it the only weapon in 8e where facing matters so far. As a result, this rule is completely pointless: none of your other weapons care about facing, and your survivability isn't effected either. So, you want to use your Lascannons? Spin your titan around and moonwalk everywhere.