Hector Pattern Battle Titan – Homer in Warhammer 40,000

A Reading from Homer by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema
Homer-a-Day, Day 8: Hector

Hector Pattern Battle Titan
Titans of the Hector pattern boast of even more massive armour than their brethren of other patterns in the same class and dedicate a far greater percentage of their plasma core’s energy output to defensive systems such as their strengthened void shield banks. These added defenses come at a steep cost to the pattern’s speed and mobility which fall off dramatically compared to other patterns.

Owing to these specifics, Hector pattern titans show special worth in resisting sieges and other static defense operations. Accordingly, those titan legions who can count Hectors in their ranks often reserve the indomitable god machines for the defense of their home forges or legion fortresses of greatest import.


yandere: […] Homer weeks for 40k.
blut_und_glas: […] Homer-a-Day?

Homer-a-Day – one Homer inspired Warhammer 40,000 article per day, for one month. Pure hubris, incited when a stroll through our own archives led first to reexamining the Odysseus Pattern Astartes Greatbow and then to the exchange quoted above.

Don’t uncork what you can’t contain.


Image: A Reading from Homer by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema (1836–1912).


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