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Titan: Full Ascendancy Breakdown

A deep dive into every notable on the Titan Ascendancy — Armour-scaling slams, Aftershock chains, and Crushing Blow stuns.

Titan

Identity

Titan is Warrior's Armour-and-slam Ascendancy: a heavy-hitting, stand-your-ground build that scales Armour from your equipped Body Armour, chains Slam skills into Aftershock explosions, and stuns enemies hard enough to open them up for bonus damage. There's no mobility trick or resource gimmick here — Titan just hits harder and tankier the longer a fight goes, rewarding a player who's willing to stand in the mess rather than kite around it.

0/8 pointsClick a node or a notable to path the Titan wheel.

Notables

Small passives

  • 4% increased Strength
  • Regenerate 0.5% of maximum Life per second
  • 20% increased Armour
  • 18% increased Stun Buildup
  • 8% increased Slam skill Area of Effect (confirmed via this site's own datamined passive-tree data — see sourceNote; three community sources previously guessed 12%, which does not match either of the two "Slam Area of Effect" nodes on Titan's actual tree)

Keystone

Titan has no keystone-tier node of its own — its entire kit is built from the notables and small passives above. (Keystones in PoE2 live on the shared passive tree, not every Ascendancy has one on its own tree.)

Practical notes

  • Titan wants a Body Armour with real Armour on it — Stone Skin's 50% more Armour is only as good as the base Armour you're multiplying.
  • Crushing Impacts and Mountain Splitter work together: landing Crushing Blows sets enemies up to take extra damage, and Mountain Splitter's Aftershocks help you land more hits into that same enemy without needing to reposition.
  • Ancestral Empowerment's exact bonus isn't nailed down yet — build around it as a "free periodic boost" rather than planning precise numbers on it until it's confirmed.

Sources

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