Quick Answer

Choose Horomatangi if you want a durable Commander that anchors your force for the Cult of the Burning Man or Gibbering Hordes. Pick King's Hand if you need a shooting Titan that controls firing lanes for the King's Empire.

Faction Allegiance and Role

The most immediate difference between these two Titans is their faction access. Horomatangi serves the Cult of the Burning Man and the Gibbering Hordes, while King's Hand is exclusive to the King's Empire. Your faction choice alone may settle the debate.

Role also differs. Horomatangi is a Commander, meaning it brings a dominant presence that the rest of your Company can build around. King's Hand is a Titan, focused on firepower and board control rather than leadership.

Firepower vs Durability

King's Hand is engineered for ranged dominance. Its colossal Gatling gun, targeting optics, and heavy armor let it erase infantry or Titans that stray into its line of sight. If you want to control firing lanes, this is your machine.

Horomatangi, by contrast, is an ancient being of fire and water. Its strength lies in immense durability and raw power. It doesn't rely on shooting lanes; it advances and dares the enemy to stop it.

Trade-Offs at a Glance

  • Faction Access: King's Hand is only for King's Empire. Horomatangi is only for Cult of the Burning Man or Gibbering Hordes. If you play one of these factions, your choice is already made. Check your faction before comparing stats.
  • Role: King's Hand is a Titan focused on shooting. Horomatangi is a Commander that buffs or anchors your force. Decide whether you need a firebase or a leader. Think about your Company's overall strategy.
  • Playstyle: King's Hand rewards static gunline play, holding lanes and denying movement. Horomatangi rewards aggressive, durable play that pushes forward and disrupts the enemy. Match the Titan to your preferred table approach.

Product Facts

  • The Other Side: King's Hand: King's Hand is built from Guild engineering, armed with British firepower, and improved by Kassa Okoye. It features heavy armor, targeting optics, and a colossal Gatling gun. This makes King's Hand a ranged powerhouse that can dominate firing lanes and punish enemies that enter its sight.

    The Other Side: King's Hand

    The Other Side: King's Hand

  • The Other Side: Horomatangi: Horomatangi is an ancient being of fire and water that brings immense durability, raw power, and the presence of a dominant Commander. Horomatangi is built to lead from the front, absorbing damage while your Company follows in its wake.

    The Other Side: Horomatangi

    The Other Side: Horomatangi

Which Titan Fits You?

Best for

  • King's Empire players who want to dominate shooting lanes and erase enemy units from range
  • Players who prefer a gunline or defensive strategy that controls the board

Not for

  • Cult of the Burning Man or Gibbering Hordes players—King's Hand won't fit your faction
  • Players who want a durable Commander to lead an aggressive push