Warhound Titan

This is the kind of model you deploy with intent. A Warhound Titan doesn’t ease into a game — it announces it. Once it’s on the table, firing lanes matter more, movement becomes cautious, and every decision starts with where this thing can reach next. Compared to larger titans, the Warhound trades raw durability for speed and flexibility, which makes it far more interactive than people expect. It excels at sweeping flanks, punishing overextension, and forcing opponents to spread out instead of clustering safely. You don’t hide it and you don’t hedge with it; you point it at a problem and let the rest of the army play around the pressure it creates. Win or lose, the game is shaped by its presence from the first turn onward — which is exactly what a scout titan is meant to do.