Beside its taller size, the Reaver benefits from an additional weapon mount on top of the carapace, often used for a missile launcher. Models of the Reaver were available in different Marks for a long time and in the lore it is mentioned, that it might even pre-date the Warlord Titan.Īs medium battle titans Reavers are typically deployed to support conventional forces in a shock or assault role, using the flexibility of the war engine to the maximum. A Reaver is commanded by a Princeps and between 2 to 5 Moderati (Primus, Steersman, Navigator, Sensorius, Oratorius), along with an extended crew of multiple servitors and such. It is more commonly know for the different Marks of the Mars Pattern. A Lucius Pattern was produced by Forge World for Epic 40k in the late 90s, but that is a relatively unknown fact. The design of the Reaver is quite consistent, did not change that much during the decades, 'just' more modern. Similar to the Warhound and Warlord, the Reaver has different produced patterns, but more dominantly different Marks of its design. The Reaver counts as an medium class battle titan, almost twice as tall as a Warhound but still a lot leaner and smaller as a Warlord. You'll find the reviews on the earlier released Reaver Titan with Gatling/Laser Blaster and Power Fist, Warhound Scout Titans and both Warlord Titans on my blog as well. Along the release of the book, you now have the chance to buy the weapon sprue from the Warlord Titan with Plasma Annihilator and Power Claw, and a Reaver Titan with Melta Cannon and Chainfist, that we're going to unbox today. Games Workshop starts into the new year with a new supplement for Adeptus Titanicus, Titandeath. 26Jan/19 0 Adeptus Titanicus – Reaver Battle Titan with Melta Cannon and Chainfist

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