Titan-Egi

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Titan-Egi is a Summoner pet in Final Fantasy XIV. It is called by the Summon II ability. Egis are arcane constructs created using the lingering aetheric essence of a defeated primal, in this case the Lord of Crags, Titan.

Obtained[]

Titan-Egi is obtained during the level 35 Summoner quest Austerities of Earth. Upon completing the quest battle, Titan-Egi permanently replaces the Topaz Carbuncle previously called by Summon II. Unlike most other abilities, this change will apply even if the Summoner is level synced below level 35, allowing them to retain the increased action potencies the Egi has over the Carbuncle. The only way for a player to truly summon Topaz Carbuncle again after unlocking Titan-Egi is to unequip their Soul of the Summoner and revert to Arcanist. The Summoner may also choose to glamour their Titan-Egi with the appearance of a Carbuncle, but this is aesthetic only and it will continue using Titan-Egi's abilities.

Use[]

Titan-Egi specializes in utility. It's Egi Assault is the only support-oriented Assault, and it also has the strongest burst area of effect (AoE) damage available to Egis. This versatility comes at the cost of having the lowest overall damage output of the Egis. Its auto-attack, Rock Buster, deals mediocre melee damage to only a single target, and it can't maintain its AoE damage over long periods. In addition, its Egi Assault won't generate stacks of Further Ruin for the Summoner, hampering the Summoner's own DPS in addition to its own.

Titan-Egi's Egi Assault, Earthen Armor, grants the Summoner Stone Wall, a shield that absorbs damage equal to 30% of the Summoner's HP. With Egi-Assault's short 30s recast and 2 charges, Earthen Armor is an extremely powerful defensive ability. When soloing content, or learning and progressing new encounters, Earthen Armor makes Titan-Egi the safest Egi to use, providing Summoners with impressive durability. This durability also complements the Summoner's ability to support the party with Resurrection.

Its Egi Assault II, Mountain Buster, is a powerful attack that damages all enemies around the Egi. Mountain Buster ties for the highest potency of all Egi Assaults, deals all of its damage in a single-blow unlike Garuda-Egi's Slipstream, and has no damage dropoff unlike Ifrit-Egi's Flaming Crush.

Titan-Egi's Enkindle, Earthen Fury, deals heavy AoE damage around the Egi while also applying a damage over time (DoT) effect in the target area. The DoT area is maintained by the Razed Earth buff on the Egi; should the buff be removed or the summon be dismissed for any reason, the DoT area will immediately vanish. The Razed Earth area is also stationary, and risks losing out on damage ticks should the enemies move out of the area. While Earthen Fury provides the best combination of area and potency of all the Enkindles, in order to maximize its damage the Summoner must leave Titan-Egi on the field, during which its lower overall damage output can offset the gains provided by the Enkindle.

All Egi's use Devotion when commanded by Aetherpact, increasing damage dealt by nearby party members by 5%. As with other support AoEs it has a 15y radius, so party members should try to remain within 15y to ensure they can all benefit from Devotion and other support AoEs.

Summoning abilities are all off the global cooldown (oGCD) with a shared 3s recast, granting Summoners significant freedom in switching their active summons in combat. This can allow Summoners to quickly switch to Titan-Egi to apply Stone Wall in an emergency, or to take advantage of its Mountain Buster in an AoE phase before switching back to Garuda-Egi's more consistent output.

Actions[]

Without the Summoner's input, Titan-Egi will only auto-attack with Rock Buster. In order for Titan-Egi to use its other actions, the Summoner must command it to do so with Egi Assault, Egi Assault II, Enkindle, or Aetherpact.

Ability	Summoner action	Level	Type	Cast	Recast	Range	Area	Status
Rock Buster	—	1	Spell	Instant	3s	3y	—	—
Rock Buster	Deals earth damage with a potency of 60.
Earthen Armor	Egi Assault	10	Spell	Instant	1.5s	30y	—	Stone Wall
Earthen Armor	Creates a barrier around you that absorbs damage totaling 30% of your maximum HP. Duration: 30s
Mountain Buster	Egi Assault II	40	Spell	Instant	1.5s	—	5y radius	—
Mountain Buster	Deals earth damage with a potency of 250 to all nearby enemies.
Earthen Fury	Enkindle	50	Ability	Instant	—	—	5y radius	Razed Earth
Earthen Fury	Deals earth damage with a potency of 300 to all nearby targets. Additional Effect: Creates an area of molten earth around the caster, dealing damage to any enemies who enter Potency: 20 Duration: 15s
Devotion	Aetherpact	64	Ability	Instant	—	—	15y radius	Devotion
Devotion	Increases damage dealt by all party members within a 15-yalm radius by 5%. Duration: 15s

Boss[]

Main article: Austerities of Earth

Titan-Egi is fought as a boss during Austerities of Earth, aided by Stone Shiver earth sprites and Moraine Golems. Y'mhitra Rhul will assist the Summoner during the battle.

Patch history[]

Version	Changes
A Realm Reborn	Added. Rock Buster had 85 potency with increased enmity. Mountain Buster had 70 potency in a 4y radius, with increased enmity and a 15s recast. Earthen Fury had 200 base potency, and experienced a slight delay before Razed Earth was applied. Also had access to Earthen Ward, which reduced the Egi's damage taken by 20% for 20s on a 120s recast. Required level 20. Also had access to Landslide, a 70 potency melee attack that inflicted Stun for 2s, with a 40s recast. Required level 40. Mountain Buster, Earthen Ward, and Landslide would be used automatically by the pet in combat unless set to Obey or Steady. Level 24 trait Enhanced Pet Actions gave a 20% of granting Spell Speed Up, increasing spell speed by 20% for 8s whenever the active pet dealt critical damage.
Heavensward	Mountain Buster AoE increased to 5y.
Stormblood	Devotion added, increasing the damage and healing of the party member closest to Titan-Egi by 5%, while also reducing their damage taken by 5%. Enhanced Pet Actions removed. Summon II no longer available in PvP, and by extension Titan-Egi.
Patch 4.1	Devotion now affected all party members within a 30y radius of the Egi. Devotion damage boost reduced to 2%. Devotion damage taken reduction lowered to 2%.
Patch 4.4	Earthen Fury's Razed Earth delay removed.
Shadowbringers	Rock Buster potency reduced to 60. Increased enmity removed. Earthen Armor added. Stone Wall blocked damage equal to 20% of the Summoner's max HP. Mountain Buster recast lowered to 1.5s. Increased enmity removed. Now only executed when the player uses Egi Assault II. Required level increased to 40. Devotion damage boost increased to 5%, no longer affects healing or damage taken, and radius reduced to 15y. Earthen Ward and Landslide removed.
Patch 5.1	Egi Assault and Egi Assault II action categories changed from ability to spell. Earthen Armor shield strength increased to 30%. Mountain Buster potency increased to 250. Earthen Fury base potency increased to 300.

Removed actions[]

The following actions have been removed. Removed actions will still appear on the hotbar when removed, their icon greyed out icon with a red strikethrough. They will have no effect and must be removed by the player. The given statistics represent their last form before their removal.

Ability	Level	Type	Cast	Recast	Range	Area	Status
Earthen Ward	20	Ability	Instant	120s	—	—	Earthen Ward
Earthen Ward	Decreases damage suffered by pet by 20%. Duration: 20s When Obey is active, will only execute upon command.
Landslide	40	Ability	Instant	40s	3y	—	Stun
Landslide	Deals earth damage with a potency of 70. Additional Effect: Stun Duration: 2s When Obey is active, will only execute upon command.

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Etymology[]

[view · edit · purge]The Titans (οἱ Τῑτᾶνες, hoi Tītânes) were members of the second order of divine beings in Greek mythology. They were descendants of the primordial deities born from the Chaos, and they preceded the gods of Olympus, who went on to overthrow them.

[view · edit · purge]Egi, meaning "I have done", "I have accomplished", "I have led", or "I have pursued (a course of action)", is the first-person singular perfect active indicative form of the Latin verb ago, which generally means "I act" or "I do".