How would you take down Titus?

Easy. Shoot the bitch in the head, that'll teach him to wear his helmet.

>>34563808
See those nubs on his forehead? Those are flattened bullets that he leaves in place. Try again.

>>34563815
sure thing Nurgle

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[distant gunfire]

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>>34563801
a more better non space smurf

>>34563801

hand him chaos relics and watch him pretend to not get corrupted

>>34563801
Calling the space cops is the canon answer.

>>34563815
plasma pistols and meltaguns don't leave bullets behind.

>Attacking one of the Emperor's own Avenging Angels
Nice try heretic

>>34563801
Pop off a few .22lrs at him and watch him get shredded as they bounce around inside his armour.

>>34563815
Those are implants...

In lore and table top space marines fear auto cannon and auto cannons in Warhammer 40 are basically 20mm or bigger.

so basically an anti tank or anti aircraft rig will take a space marine out.

Implying you'll have the presence of mind to actually try

>Transhuman dread. Aximand had heard iterators talk of the condition. He’d heard descriptions of it from regular Army officers too. The sight of an Adeptus Astartes was one thing: taller and broader than a man could ever be, armoured like a demigod. The singularity of purpose was self-evident. An Adeptus Astartes was designed to fight and kill anything that didn’t annihilate it first. If you saw an Adeptus Astartes, you knew you were in trouble. The appearance alone cowed you with fear.

>But to see one move. Apparently that was the real thing. Nothing human-shaped should be so fast, so lithe, so powerful, especially not anything in excess of two metres tall and carrying more armour than four normal men could lift. The sight of an Adeptus Astartes was one thing, but the moving fact of one was quite another. The psychologists called it transhuman dread. It froze a man, stuck him to the ground, caused his mind to lock up, made him lose control of bladder and bowel. Something huge and warlike gave pause: something huge and warlike and moving with the speed of a striking snake, that was when you knew that gods moved amongst men, and that there existed a scale of strength and speed beyond anything mortal, and that you were about to die and, if you were really lucking, there might be just enough time to piss yourself first.

>>34563801
exterminatus the planet hes on

I'd keep releasing a new codex until he gave up trying.

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Make him feel insecure

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It was all part of the plan. Get the publisher to blow far too much money on a shitty peripheral, and then sink the franchise with no sequels. Even a big guy would find it painful.

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>>34563801
Call the space gestapo on my psychic gibbering man child telephone
Alternately a 40mm autocannon to the face would do it

>>34565907
/thread
Transhuman dread knocks out all arguments

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Shrink him back down to an adorable mini

>>34563850
I fucking love the idea of battlesuits and hardsuits, and the Tau have some sweet shit in that department. It's a shame that I'm not a fan of the blueberries themselves.

>>34563808
Captain's have an iron halo, which projects a force-field around their entire suit of power armor

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>>34566168
Fucking space commies ruined the Marathon logo too.

>>34566199
He's clearly not wearing an iron halo.