Keeping in mind their strengths and weaknesses, it can be easy and lucrative to build the Titans into a dual-trait deck, where the secondary trait makes up for their lacking MP and the Titans bring the pain in the Battle Step. Lastly, a general theme in their effects is tankiness – from high ranks and anti-TKO effects, to targeting prevention, to healing BCs or discouraging defenses, they are across the board a resilient bunch. Most of them gain you zero or 1 MP, meaning most Titans deck will need to keep their MP usage in mind and prioritize ways to gain MP. The Titans in general share some common traits – their lowest maximum rank is 6, and the faction has the unique feature of hosting the only characters whose maximum rank goes beyond 7. With good representation across the various Regiments, it’s only fair that we showcase here today a deck built around their looming threat – the Titans!
Recently, we’ve seen top-tier performance from Adam Tietz’s Scout Regiment and Dillan Straabe’s Military Police at the Gen Con 2018 $2k (see those decklists here), and our recent MetaX on OCTGN video showcases a highly novel use for the lesser-seen Garrison Regiment. While the new traits of Batman have caught the eyes of many players – for good reason, of course – not that long ago Attack on Titan brought us several new traits as well, each no less worth exploring than their Gotham counterparts.
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