Titan - Stats, Cost & How to Unlock

The Titan is the most expensive unit in the Shop at $50,000 — the endgame purchase of Command An Army. Nobody banks that casually: the realistic path is a Golem-Wizard-Healer economy running raids and offline attacks for several sessions, with gem income from quests and codes covering the gaps. Plan the save, protect the fund, and do not refill filler units once you are within striking distance.

Community estimates put a fresh Titan at roughly 5,000 HP with a slam attack that damages everything around it — packed waves kill themselves walking into it. It walks slowly, so pushes anchored by a Titan take longer per raid, but the distance earned per raid is the best in the game. Against concentrated late-game damage it can still fall, which is why the Healer matters more next to a Titan than next to anything else.

Every progression system in the game multiplies the Titan hardest because its base stats are the highest — players report star upgrades, evolution and ascension each adding visible jumps where the same investment barely moves a Common unit. Our spending rule: the first tier of everything (stars, evolution, ascension, mastery) goes to the Titan before the second tier goes anywhere else. A maximized Titan anchors offline attacks too — the army keeps raiding while you sleep.

The Titan is the raid-anchor every endgame formation builds toward — front and center, Healer behind it, Wizard and Dragon providing the damage, a Captain Commander buffing the whole line. It tops our tier list not because it is flashy but because it converts cash into distance more efficiently than anything else at every stage past $50,000. Once you own one, the game becomes about multiplying it — see the star limit and ascension pages for where the money goes next.

The Titan is the best tank and the highest-priority unit for endgame investment — it tops the community tier list and converts cash into distance more efficiently than any other unit past $50,000. However, "best unit" depends on formation role: the Wizard is the best damage engine, the Healer is the best support, and the Dragon is the best air unit. The Titan is the best overall investment because it anchors every formation and scales hardest with every progression system (stars, evolution, ascension, mastery).

Yes — and the Titan should be your second evolution target (after Wizard). Community evolution order: Wizard first (damage engine), Titan second (the wall that decides raid outcomes), Healer third (sustain), then others. The Titan's evolution roughly multiplies its HP and slam damage by 30-50%, which is the largest absolute gain in the game because its base stats are the highest. Evolve the Titan before Dragon or any filler unit — the investment pays for itself in every raid.