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Titan's Hail is a Combat Gear or commonly, Gear, classified under the Ordnance Launcher category. From the gameplay standpoint, it is considered as Gear 1. Since Titan's Hail is used during combat, it is considered a Combat Equipment. It it is possible to use gears to damage and defeat enemies and break destructible objects.
Note: All numeric values (except the power level) mentioned are only applicable to the default state of the gear. It may be possible to increase or decrease the net values using inscriptions, but they will not be shown.
Description and Alternative Items
For the alternative items, see Burst Mortar and Venom Storm
Titan's Hail is an upgraded Burst Mortar. It is an Ordnance Launcher, that launches special shells burst across wide area.
Each shell projected by Titan's Hail explodes in a blast radius and does the damage mentioned.
This item has a special ability, which is a procedural perk that can be activated by performing an action mentioned in its masterwork perk.
Masterwork Perk: Hitting an enemy detonates a fire explosion.
Obtaining Methods
Titan's Hail can be obtained in the following ways:
- Loot
- Guardians' Gifts (Tomb of Cariff)
- Regulator Store (When available)
- Crafting (Masterwork only)
Blueprint and Crafting
Titan's Hail is an item that can be crafted. It requires different amounts of resources depending upon its rarity. Complete the requirement in Blueprint Acquisition to unlock the Blueprint. Then craft the item in the Forge using the resources.
Unlocked blueprints can be found in the Craft tab located under the appropriate combat equipment slot (Gear/Gear/Component) of a javelin in the loadouts tab of the Forge.
The following table provides insights on blueprint and crafting requirements:
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Titan's Hail Blueprint |
Crafted Titan's Hail |
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Titan's Hail Challenge | 
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Required Crafting Resources
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Trivia (May Contain Spoilers)
- Titan's Hail is the only gear named after a Fauna. In this case, an Elemental.
- Titan's Hail cannot detonate combos, contrary to the mis-belief that it can since its upgraded counterpart Venom Storm can. The reason why it was believed to be a detonator was because of its old flavor text.
- Titan's Hail previously had a different flavor text at launch:
- Upgraded Burst Mortar: Special shells burst across wide area. Burst Mortar can now trigger explosive combos.
- Even with its old masterwork perk that claimed to allow Titan’s Hail to detonate combos, it actually did not detonate any combos. So, because of that, in a later update its perk was changed.
- Gears are the only combat items that share their base design with their upgraded design.