Titus Blackplume

A raven has long watched over the skies of the Banner Lords’ lands, its presence shrouded in mystery, often whispered about within the castle halls. Many believe an ancient soul resides within the creature, waiting for the moment it’s truly needed. When Siroth’s demonic forces descended to invade their realm, a beam of blue light shot down from the skies before the castle gates. From it emerged a mighty warrior, bearing a blade pulsing with the powers of both protection and destruction – the Ravenblade.

Titus Blackplume is the Fusion champion of July 2025. His kit revolves around supporting and amplifying the damage of his allies, while contributing crowd control and damage of his own. Although Titus doesn’t place shields himself, his synergy with allies who place the buff is key to unlocking the full potential of his kit.

While under a shield, this skill gains a bonus – it deals increased damage based on the shield’s value, helping ensure the target is killed. If the target is defeated, it triggers a full debuff cleanse on all allies. If the target survives instead, Titus applies an AOE Provoke for crowd control – and this effect becomes irresistible while he’s protected by a shield. This could influence how heavily you invest in his damage output, as some players may place greater value on the control aspect of his kit.

For single target support, he offers a combination by placing Ally Protection, Increase Attack, and Increase Speed on an ally, along with a 40% Turn Meter boost. This creates a strong synergy that helps them cycle turns faster, stay protected, and deal increased damage. The ability to instantly trigger this effect when an ally has no buffs and is below full HP can be valuable, offering reactive support at critical moments when they need it most.

Lastly, his passive allows allies to deal more damage for each hit they take within turns, stacking up to 100%. In prolonged fights like Hydra, it’s a strong way to boost overall damage output over time, and just generally in areas where your team is consistently taking hits. Additionally, his A1 can apply Block Active Skills for added control – particularly useful against Mythicals to prevent them from using Metamorph.