Both kits cover the Mars Alpha Pattern Warlord build, with different weapon load-outs. There are multiple sub-classes and weapon configuration patterns of the Warlord Titan, dating back to the Oldhammer / Rogue Trader era of the games. The Warlord Titan is commanded by a Titan Princeps and depending on the mark of the pattern between 7 to 12 Moderati, and an extended crew of multiple servitors (up to 35) and servo skulls. The newest incarnation is called Mars Alpha Pattern and produced by Forge World for 28mm as a resin kit and by Games Workshop as a 6/8mm plastic kit. In the late 90s, a Mark 3 (Epic 40k) variant of the Warlord Titan, that was classified as a Lucius pattern of the Warlord, and was available as a multi part metal kit.

This variant is strongly influenced by the early artwork of the Warlord Titan. It was succeeded by a more bulky carapace variant, that was available for a brief amount of time, as Epic 40.000 was already developed and Space Marine was about to get pulled. The original mark of the Warlord covered a beetle like carapace and that design was kept from the first edition until the late 80s and can be found in first plastic model of the Warlord Titan. There are / were several patterns and marks of the Warlord Titan. And they are kept in service for millenniums, some date back to the Great Crusade or even the Dark Ages of Technology. Even though the Reaverand Warhound are much smaller and less material consuming to produce, the Warlord Titan is the most numerous of the Imperial battle titans. The Warlord - currently - marks the heaviest of the available battle titans for Adeptus Titanicus, is only outclassed by the even larger Emperor Class Titan. The final part of my Adeptus Titanicus coverage is this 'double feature' of the Warlord Battle Titan, one variant with volcano cannons and one with plasma annihilator and power claw. 17Dec/18 0 Adeptus Titanicus вЂ“ Warlord Battle Titan

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