These booster style packs contain all-new Smash Up Titans, for a selection of classic Smash Up factions! You’ll find Titans for the Super Spies, Explorers, and more. Give these out to anyone who attends your Smash Up event, enjoys a Smash Up demonstration at your store, or in any other method you prefer.
- - TITANS Event Kit insert
Smash Up TITANS was a Smash Up pack that was first released as part of the TITANS Event Kit and is currently available on AEG's online store. It contains 16 Titans for pre-Big in Japan factions.
Cards[]
Titans[]
- Ancient Lord, a titan for the Vampires.
- Arcane Protector, a titan for the Wizards.
- Big Funny Giant, a titan for the Tricksters.
- Creampuff Man, a titan for the Ghosts.
- Cthulhu, a titan for the Minions of Cthulhu.
- Dagon, a titan for the Innsmouth.
- Death on Six Legs, a titan for the Giant Ants.
- Great Wolf Spirit, a titan for the Werewolves.
- Major Ursa, a titan for the Bear Cavalry.
- Mergacon, a titan for the Changerbots.
- Moon Zero Three, a titan for the Super Spies.
- Spirit of the Forest, a titan for the Fairies.
- The Hill that Strolls, a titan for the Ignobles.
- The Kraken, a titan for the Pirates.
- Time Box, a titan for the Time Travelers.
- Very Large Boulder, a titan for the Explorers.
Rules[]
- Main article: Rules
While no insert was sent along with the pack, an insert is available online.
The insert contained clarifications for several Titans.
Balance Patch, or Just Awesomeness?[]
Most of the factions chosen to get these titans generally lack power overall or otherwise struggle to win games. Good examples are Tricksters, Vampires, Time Travelers, Innsmouth, and Super Spies. The overall game suffers when some factions are much stronger or weaker than the average, because the strong ones will be played more often and the weak ones never. Thus we should not expect a titan for every faction. Proof of this is seen in the wide variety of play conditions and potential strength of these titans. Some titans are very easy to play, and others more difficult or costly. Each is tailor-made to fit that faction's mechanics, often targeting specific problems and/or exaggerating aspects of the faction to make them more unique, although a few are gratuitous and meant to just be fun cards.
The titans in this pack are always optional. Even among the set that first introduced titans where they are not optional, Big in Japan, titans are not equivalent. Kaiju needs Gorgodzolla to function, but Itty Critters don't need Rainboroc to break bases and use it as a management card.
In other languages[]
| Language | Name | Note |
|---|---|---|
| French | Tournoi TITANS Saison 1 | Contains 8 of the 16 titans. |
| French | Tournoi TITANS Saison 2 | Contains the remaining 8 titans. |
| German | Titanen Flowpack | |
| Russian | титаны |
Trivia[]
- Other titans were tested, but only 16 of them were released.
- Among the unreleased titans, an alternate version of Cthulhu was considered. This one had no affiliated faction so any player could summon it, but the player who plays it wouldn't control it anyway as that version of Cthulhu works against all the players once in play.
- Its ability would have been "Special: At the start of their turn, any player may place one of their minions back in the box to play or move Cthulhu to its base. Each other player with minions there draws a Madness card. Ongoing: After a player plays or draws a Madness card, they place a +1 power counter on this titan. This titan has no faction, owner, or controller. When this base scores, if Cthulhu has more power here than the base winner, all minions here go back to the box instead of the discard pile, and no player gets victory points for the base. Ongoing: At the start of a player's turn, if they have a minion here, they draw a Madness card."
- Among the unreleased titans, it seems like one was designed for the Dragons. A promotional picture for a Smash Up TITANS tournament shows an unknown dragon titan.
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