Red Titans
This deck turns Titans from a Stall/Control playstyle into a Hyper Aggro one. The Red Titans deck focuses on giving Titans massive Power increases from the early game all the way to the late game while burning the opponent to death. Titans already have massive amounts of Health for cheap costs, like Conscripter of the Titans and Titan of the Holy Chamber, but these cards lack protection against common counters like Swap, Swarm, and Aggro playstyles. To combat these weaknesses, the deck abuses B550, giving Titans some breathing room and early-game stability while Red Studs are being saved up. If it hasn't been obvious yet, this Titans deck mainly focuses on the color Red. Why Red? Because it gives access to a bunch of cards that work really well with Titans, like B550 as mentioned earlier, while also providing powerful Power gain cards such as Dayren, Tone, Kit of Deception, and Corrupt Collaboration. Red also comes with strong removal options like Admin Abuse to deal with scary 500 Health threats, plus Alpha Brick's Agony and Redrune Raiders to clear Swarms. Rageborne is in the mix too because the deck wanted more win conditions to make games more consistent, and it has great synergy with Titans thanks to Titanic Studs. Alongside Rageborne, Profane Bargain helps boost Baseplate numbers using Rage, making it easier to reach another win condition: Systems Collapse. This is Titans, after all, so Systems Collapse is a must-have. Why is there a Birthday Surprise? Titan Stones only have 500 Health, which can be a huge problem if the opponent decides to cast Bobaman1. Birthday Surprise is simply there to counter 500-damage board wipes. All in all, it's a pretty sturdy and consistent deck, and a total win-rate machine, because a lot of people just don't want to fight against it.