Some titans whose bodies are made of liquid, gas, fire, or powder will die or lose limbs on the first hit. Unfortunately, all titans have a value multiplier of 1. Titan shells may prove valuable during a strange mood, particularly on a map without other sources of shells. Titans are not intelligent creatures and those made of "fleshy" materials can be butchered due to their massive size, they will leave you with hundreds of meat and bone units and dozens of prepared organs. Unless the player has completely walled themselves out of the surface world, it is not possible to avoid confrontation with a titan when one spawns. The description of some titans are also affected by the alignment of the biome from which they come from, possibly most notable with the recorded examples of titans from good-aligned biomes having descriptions ending with "It emanates an aura of giving and kindness". Unlike forgotten beasts, titans possess unique titles depending on the biome they inhabit - titans living in marshes will be known as marsh titans, titans living in savannas may be known as savanna titans, etc. Bridges are also less useful, as they cannot be raised or lowered as long as the beast is standing on (or under) them, preventing the traditional magma pit / dwarven atom smasher designs from working. They are also immune to pain, nausea and fear, and feel no exertion. All are building destroyers, and are almost entirely immune to traps (they are and but non-webspinners will trigger a trap that has been webbed). Unlike forgotten beasts, the number of titans in a world can be controlled if it is created through the advanced world generation screen. Titans based on spiders may be capable of shooting webs in addition to any other special abilities. Web-shooters are immune to the effects of webs they, or any other creature, create and will shoot web even at targets they lack a proper path to. Some titans breathe fire or shoot webs in lieu of any syndrome-bearing attacks. Some forms of venom can spread from spatters and contact with your dwarves, eventually 'infecting' your entire fort - decontaminating your soldiers in shallow running water is one way to deal with this problem. Venom attacks come in a variety of forms, from boiling ichor to trailing dust, and the effects can range from mild pain to complete and instantaneous necrosis or paralysis. If a titan has a venomous attack of some sort, it is randomly generated, as are the resulting symptoms, including, where applicable, the titan's breath attack. They may get a special attack, ranging from things such as venomous stings, poisoned blood, or explosive dust clouds, to flame breath. Materials range from flesh and blood, to flimsy things like ash and steam, to truly scary monsters of pure rock, gem, or metal.
However, a titan can also take more generic forms, such as shelled blobs, quadrupeds, and humanoid golems.
extra eyes, feathers) or removed body parts (e.g. Most take the form of an animal, some not found in vanilla Dwarf Fortress, with extra features (e.g. Multiple titans may come to attack your fortress, each coming at different times. Titans are procedurally randomized - being of any form, and made of any sort of material.
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