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What will happen if those 2 could fight for real? Can a Daemon Primarch Angron kill the Imperator titan in 1v1 battle? Will Angron survive its impossibly powerful city destroying cannons and can Angron hurt the titan so he can kill it?

Angorn just cause he can reach dead zone of titan and prooly just board it clean it up and claim for khorne

Can Angron survive nuclear level attacks? Also can his weapons cut through hardest armor and void shields? I know he is impossibly strong but I am not quite aware of the 40k universe...

Since his the favorite of khorne I daresay he would. Awell since his bound to immaterium he can't be really killed until some powerful enough psyker would annihilate his soul.

Not if the titan was controlled by chuck Norris in a batman outfit.

Angron, because he can fly.

So what IS the Mathhammer on that?

dominikat wrote:
Can Angron survive nuclear level attacks? Also can his weapons cut through hardest armor and void shields? I know he is impossibly strong but I am not quite aware of the 40k universe...

He's a Primarch so... yes. The armor? He will pull it apart with his bare hands. The crew? He will kill by his mere pants-gakking-inducing presence. The weapons? He is Angron, Daemon-Primarch of the World Eaters. You think he hasn't been nuked a couple times already? The only real challenge is the Void Shield... so best to hang out in a hardened bunker while the Titan steps closer, until the building is inside the Void Shield's bubble... then sprint out and board the Titan.

In real life?

Angron collapses under his own weight, and the Titan falls apart.

 Verviedi wrote:
In real life?

Angron collapses under his own weight, and the Titan falls apart.

In real life it's a walkover because neither exists.

Daemons don't obey the laws of physics and Titans are made out of metals we do not know the properties of. So your assertions lack backup.

So angron can kill any mechanical unit regardless of size/firepower?

He's Angron, once he's in close he is going to break it, it might take a while if it's very big but he while kill it

It's his 'thing'

Warhammer stuff seems incredibly overpowered... How can a 15-20 meter tall daemon be stronger than a gigantic robot with 12 layers of shields with weaponry much stronger than nukes?

Mathhammer, even with Angron's Bloodthirster bodyguard, a Warlord Titan (less powerful than the Imperator) would wipe the floor with them.

Angron has fly, probably a flying gargantuan creature, so he flies inside the void shields, at the cockpit, kills everyone, then walks off into the sunset.

Also an unbound deamon prince killed a warlord by taking its head clean off, angron is much much more dangerous.

I've never quite understood how a void shield works on a mobile platform. Are they impermeable? Is it shaped like a sphere or is it form-fitting? If so, this creates obvious problems on a moving vehicle. Do they only react to high-energy attacks? Can a man simply walk through a void shield or does he hit an invisible wall or is he incinerated?

I can sorta understand the theory of a forcefield over a building or a starship. But the whole thing gets complicated when it involves a moving, terrestrial object like a titan.

 the_Armyman wrote:
I've never quite understood how a void shield works on a mobile platform. Are they impermeable? Is it shaped like a sphere or is it form-fitting? If so, this creates obvious problems on a moving vehicle. Do they only react to high-energy attacks? Can a man simply walk through a void shield or does he hit an invisible wall or is he incinerated?

I can sorta understand the theory of a forcefield over a building or a starship. But the whole thing gets complicated when it involves a moving, terrestrial object like a titan.

The way I understand it, is it's like a Gould shield from Stargate.
It stops weaponry coming at a significantly high velocity or with lots of energy but lets through slow moving objects or low energy objects.

That way you can walk right through it, or maybe even throw a spear or something through it but if you fired a gun or a laser... denied.

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This is making me think though.... what if you dropped a Titan (or hell one of the Void-shielded ships for that matter) from Orbit? The Void Shield would attempt to stop the planet from hitting the Titan/Ship and that could have some interesting results.

dominikat wrote:
What will happen if those 2 could fight for real? Can a Daemon Primarch Angron kill the Imperator titan in 1v1 battle? Will Angron survive its impossibly powerful city destroying cannons and can Angron hurt the titan so he can kill it?

If Angron started right next to it? Maybe.

If he's having to hoof it in from a a long distance away? He'd be blasted to pieces.

Angron is a DPrince, based on his Profil for Apoc in 5th Ed, he is insanly strong and durable.

His Black Blade is powerfull enough to cleave anything apart, no matter what, it litteraly cuts through reality.

He's a Flying MC, so half of the Titan weapons are ineffective against him or he can evade them, A titan of this size has a huge blind spot for its weapons, he lands close to the thing, even if the titan is backtracking to have a bit more room, it is not fast enough, Angron then ripps off its armor at his feet joints and knees, immobilizing the thing, goes inside, destroy anything of significance and kill the crew, if they are not curled in balls from the sheer terror, or has fled the freaking joint.

He then claims the Titan has his own and have it ritually desecralized and possessed and dedicates to the Glory of Khorne.

 Otto Weston wrote:

 the_Armyman wrote:
I've never quite understood how a void shield works on a mobile platform. Are they impermeable? Is it shaped like a sphere or is it form-fitting? If so, this creates obvious problems on a moving vehicle. Do they only react to high-energy attacks? Can a man simply walk through a void shield or does he hit an invisible wall or is he incinerated?

I can sorta understand the theory of a forcefield over a building or a starship. But the whole thing gets complicated when it involves a moving, terrestrial object like a titan.

The way I understand it, is it's like a Gould shield from Stargate.
It stops weaponry coming at a significantly high velocity or with lots of energy but lets through slow moving objects or low energy objects.

That way you can walk right through it, or maybe even throw a spear or something through it but if you fired a gun or a laser... denied.

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This is making me think though.... what if you dropped a Titan (or hell one of the Void-shielded ships for that matter) from Orbit? The Void Shield would attempt to stop the planet from hitting the Titan/Ship and that could have some interesting results.

According to the 4th ed Ork codex, when Wazdakka tried driving through the void shield it set him on fire.
Of course, he was going at high speeds and he did crash through the titan's cockpit.

All depends on how close Angron is.
Close range, Angron flies up and rips it apart.
Long range, Angron is banished again.

dominikat wrote:
Warhammer stuff seems incredibly overpowered... How can a 15-20 meter tall daemon be stronger than a gigantic robot with 12 layers of shields with weaponry much stronger than nukes?

Its a very powerful demon that was formerly the strongest of the primarchs. The laws of physics follow Angron, not the other way around.

Angron is a fire type because he's the favoured of khorne, while a titan while tanky is still a steel type so at a significant disadvantage.

 n0t_u wrote:
Angron is a fire type because he's the favoured of khorne, while a titan while tanky is still a steel type so at a significant disadvantage.

What is the opposite of the exalt button? because I want to mash it about 100 times.

 Ghazkuul wrote:

 n0t_u wrote:
Angron is a fire type because he's the favoured of khorne, while a titan while tanky is still a steel type so at a significant disadvantage.

What is the opposite of the exalt button? because I want to mash it about 100 times.

New GW business strategy confirmed - Dae-mon! Gotta purge them all!

 Ghazkuul wrote:

 n0t_u wrote:
Angron is a fire type because he's the favoured of khorne, while a titan while tanky is still a steel type so at a significant disadvantage.

What is the opposite of the exalt button? because I want to mash it about 100 times.

Thank you for sharing your clearly important opinion on my post.


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 CthuluIsSpy wrote:

 Ghazkuul wrote:

 n0t_u wrote:
Angron is a fire type because he's the favoured of khorne, while a titan while tanky is still a steel type so at a significant disadvantage.

What is the opposite of the exalt button? because I want to mash it about 100 times.

New GW business strategy confirmed - Dae-mon! Gotta purge them all!

Well AoS happened so just saying it'd fit the target audience at least.

 Otto Weston wrote:

 the_Armyman wrote:
I've never quite understood how a void shield works on a mobile platform. Are they impermeable? Is it shaped like a sphere or is it form-fitting? If so, this creates obvious problems on a moving vehicle. Do they only react to high-energy attacks? Can a man simply walk through a void shield or does he hit an invisible wall or is he incinerated?

I can sorta understand the theory of a forcefield over a building or a starship. But the whole thing gets complicated when it involves a moving, terrestrial object like a titan.

The way I understand it, is it's like a Gould shield from Stargate.
It stops weaponry coming at a significantly high velocity or with lots of energy but lets through slow moving objects or low energy objects.

That way you can walk right through it, or maybe even throw a spear or something through it but if you fired a gun or a laser... denied.

------------------

This is making me think though.... what if you dropped a Titan (or hell one of the Void-shielded ships for that matter) from Orbit? The Void Shield would attempt to stop the planet from hitting the Titan/Ship and that could have some interesting results.

The void shields would fail because they are not powerful enough to stop planets.

 CthuluIsSpy wrote:

 Ghazkuul wrote:

 n0t_u wrote:
Angron is a fire type because he's the favoured of khorne, while a titan while tanky is still a steel type so at a significant disadvantage.

What is the opposite of the exalt button? because I want to mash it about 100 times.

New GW business strategy confirmed - Dae-mon! Gotta purge them all!

I want to be the very best
like no one ever was
to purge them is my real test
to cleanse them is my cause

I will travel across the sector
Searching far and wide
Each Deamon to abhor
The power that's inside

Dea-mon gotta purge them all its you and me
I know it's my destiny
Inquisitor, oh, you're my best friend
In a world we must defend

The main character is Draigo, and they use Tesseract Labyrinths to contain the daemons.
Confirmed for 8th ed.

Dropping a Titan out of orbit to free-fall into the planet results in a really, really big crater and a smashed-to-feth Titan.

 Psienesis wrote:
Dropping a Titan out of orbit to free-fall into the planet results in a really, really big crater and a smashed-to-feth Titan.

Weeeeeelll, to be honest in the HH novels Titans are deployed using Titan sized Drop pods..., so...