The rule that prevents wipes
Behemoths, also called titans in gameplay coverage, break up the wave and need focused fire. Each documented titan has a part you have to break before the body fight matters. The rest of the squad still has to hold the ordinary horde. Coverage of these fights says the usual loss is everyone looking at the giant while zombies reach the core.
Before the pull, name one pilot or gunner on the titan part and one player on the road or the diggers. If TUNNELLERS or FOB OVERRUN appears, the horde job outranks a new titan call until someone answers it.
What to shoot
These are the published breakdowns. Health bars and enrage timers are not in the material.
- Leviathan. An airborne titan with gasbags and destructible points. A counter reading DESTROY ITS WEAK POINTS (7/7) is reported before the underside core opens. Fly under it only after that counter finishes.
- Broodmother. A many-eyed land monster that produces runners and uses acid. Clear the runners it spawns or the add wave becomes the real fight.
- Howler. A spire-shaped titan that drives nearby hordes into a frenzy and fires lasers at aircraft. The frenzy is why the horde role cannot leave.
- Plague Mound. A structure-sized titan with turrets, acid, and a core in the opening jaws.
- Reanimator. A skeletal titan that raises defeated undead. The on-screen advice reported in footage is to shoot the lantern.
- Juggernaut. An armored charger. The unarmored back is the published weak spot, so someone has to take the rear instead of the shield face.
- Flakmaw. A smaller bounty target reported at 25 Credits. It is not a titan. Finish it if it is already in the guns, and do not path the squad across the map for that bounty.
A creator video titles a raid the Colossal Behemoth. The footage write-up does not give that name a separate weak-point list, so this guide does not invent one. Use the titan that is actually on the field.
Call format
Keep the call short enough to fly with. Name the titan part, name the horde owner, and name the next banner you are answering. If two people call different targets, pick one titan part and restate the horde owner. A silent handoff is how the road empties of defenders.
Glowing elites appear in Far Shore footage. They are not given a separate stat line here. Treat them as priority targets only when they are the thing breaking the line, then go back to the assigned titan part or the horde.