Warhammer 40k Exodite Phantom Titan Vs. Imperial Titan

Bam, That's a lotta DAMAGE.

[Michau]

Its probably physically impossible for something that big to run like that, but i dont care, it looks cool. Also creators took effort to make phantom movement look slow and heavy, as it should be, although since it is eldar creation, it is nimble af for its size.

[theghostoftom]

Just once I'd like to see a Holo-field projector putting in work.
Make advanced targeting missing by a country mile understandable rather than pretend the most advanced tech in the imperium can't shoot straight.

[adventofknowledge]

*roaming rogue trader walks into the engineering depot*
TItan: "I used to be an adventurer like you, until I took an phantom blade to the knee"
Princeps: "nghh not this again..."

[MrQuantumInc]

Oddly what bugs me is that the Eldar Titan didn't try to use that massive rock column for cover.
Similar to the Dawn of War III trailer, Elder Titans/Knights seem to be immune to ranged attacks. If they knew who was coming they would have brought some of those giant chainsaws.

[wither]

destroyer blades are no joke, they carve through void shields in game to if i remember the rules correctly.

[ThomasSpettel]

This is the most alien of the Eldar. It perfectly fits their theme. It makes sense in a way that their titans would move differently to that of the imperium.

[celsetialarchives]

Tbf the Mechanicus could probably reclaim that titan

Seems like it'd only acually need a new leg and left arm and would probably be up and running in like
20 years

After the correct blessings by the Omnissia of course

[blinkstar]

Risky manover
Solid direct hit would've put that Eldar-titan down in near 1-shot
Then again, Eldars in general build their stuff for agility and mobility, rather than ability to take the hit

And in titan fight, you DON'T get 2nd chances

[DougieMonster]

Dark age of technology titans were pretty much human anatomically shaped and could move the same way and were piloted by AI's

[RecoveringLoLAddict]

In defense of the Warlord Titan, it probably had the most dogshit setup to face holo fields.
Like if he had a plasma annihilator instead of a volcano cannon, he could at least make the eldar trip on molten slag very ungracefully.

[jauneork]

And this is living proof as to how the Eldar were technologically top dog in their prime.

[mausolus]

Wait, Eldar Titan managed to defeat Titan full of plot armour and favouritism belonging to Imperium? What a glorious feat!

[_d--]

When a war-machine fights against a farming tool 😂

[henrycooper]

Goddamn thats such a cool valley between being slow as heck and being nimble as heck

[amirsafwan]

I've seen a similar move in the second Pacific Rim movie.

[corbanbausch]

And they call the *Tau* weebs?!? What’s more anime than a giant magic mecha with a sword?

[parkermaisterra]

As much as I love to imagine DAOT humanity titans I'm still of the opinion that Eldar Titans were far more mobile. Oh sure DAOT titans could probably teleport or legit fly like a Gundam (wouldn't be the craziest thing) but when it comes to sheer mobility an Eldar Titan is like a freaking Eva.

[flaviomonteiro]

I really like how nimble the Aeldari are, it's reminds me of some of the old Samurai movies where things ended with 1~2 strikes.

[beeno]

I don’t think it could just run in a striagjt line toward a warlord without taking a direct hit. But I’m an admech stan

[spiderpsycho_]

The Imperial salt in this comment section is like music to my audio receptors