LEGENDARY Lv.18
Titan Breath: How to Get, Stats & Special AttackLegendary staff (magic weapon)
Titan Breath is a legendary staff (magic weapon) in Core Keeper. It starts at Lv.18 and can be upgraded to Lv.20. Magic weapon expected DPS (Lv.20, with endgame gear): #12 of 19.
How to get Titan Breath (step by step)
- Get the parts as drops: the Frozen Orb from Crydra the Ice Titan, the Magma Rod from Pyrdra the Fire Titan and the Coiled Branch from Druidra the Wild Titan.
- With all three in your inventory, right-click any one of them in your hotbar and they combine into Titan Breath (no crafting station needed).
Parts and materials for Titan Breath and where to find them
| Item | Type | Amount | How to get |
|---|---|---|---|
 Frozen Orb |
Part | 1 |
|
 Magma Rod |
Part | 1 |
|
 Coiled Branch |
Part | 1 |
|
Chances are the chance to get at least one per try (one chest opened or one enemy defeated). Each item page has the full list of sources.
Titan Breath stats and effects
| Level | Lv.18 (up to Lv.20 when upgraded) |
|---|---|
| Magic damage | 44–52Lv.20: 48–58 |
| Attack speed | 5 attacks per second |
| Mana cost | 6 |
| Effects when equipped |
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| Durability | Infinite (never breaks) |
Compare in the rankings: Best magic build Max magic damage Upgrading Gear
Unless a note on the page says otherwise, numbers are read from the game files of Core Keeper 1.3.0.6 (prefabs, configuration files, drop tables and the game's program) and calculated by this site, including upgraded (per-level) values, sell prices and mana costs. Names and descriptions are the game's official English text. Only reinforcing materials, minion and pet attacks and some food values are based on the Core Keeper Wiki (Fandom) data (CC BY-SA 3.0). Core Keeper and its images are © Pugstorm. This is an unofficial fan site.
Titan Breath special attack and features
- A magic staff that fires a beam.
- Keeping the beam on a target raises both mana cost and magic damage by 10% per tick (up to +400%). The bonus lasts as long as you keep hitting within 2.5 seconds.
- It gets stronger the longer you hit, but mana cost rises too, so pair it with mana regeneration gear or potions.
Is Titan Breath good? Weapon ranking
By magic weapon expected DPS (Lv.20, with endgame gear), Titan Breath ranks #12 of 19 (1,499/s).
The ranking compares the expected damage per second of normal attacks. The special attack and hitting several enemies at once are not included, so it can be stronger than this in practice. The damage model is this site's own estimate, not an official formula.
Best gear to pair with Titan Breath
Titan Breath deals magic damage, so magic build gear suits it. The strongest magic loadout (Lv.20) is:
| Slot | Recommended item |
|---|---|
| Head |  Lily Pad Hat |
| Chest |  Pajama Shirt |
| Legs |  Arcane Monk Leggings |
| Necklace |  Glass Bead Necklace |
| Ring |  Spine Ring |
| Ring |  Mold Ring |
| Off-hand |  Blue Leather Tome |
Titan Breath upgrade cost (Lv.18 → Lv.20)
You can upgrade it at the Upgrade Station. Total cost to reach Lv.20:
Ancient Coin×1,044 
Pandorium Bar×38 
Relucite Bar×41 
Corrupted Alloy×20
Titan Breath FAQ
Q. How do I get Titan Breath?
Get the parts as drops: the Frozen Orb from Crydra the Ice Titan, the Magma Rod from Pyrdra the Fire Titan and the Coiled Branch from Druidra the Wild Titan. With all three in your inventory, right-click any one of them in your hotbar and they combine into Titan Breath (no crafting station needed).
Q. Does Titan Breath break? Can it be reinforced?
It has no durability, so it never breaks. On the other hand, it cannot be reinforced at the Salvage and Repair Station.
Q. Is Titan Breath the best?
By magic weapon expected DPS (Lv.20, with endgame gear), it ranks #12 of 19. Some weapons beat it on normal attacks alone, so weigh its special attack and effects too.
Other legendary weapons
Rune SongSword (melee weapon)
Phantom SparkBow (ranged weapon)
Soul SeekerPickaxe
Credence of RuinMortar (explosive launcher)
Veil CruxScepter (magic weapon)
StormbringerHand drill (melee lightning)
Stats, recipes, part drop chances, crafting time and the main special-attack values (charge times, mortar damage, scepter blast sizes) are read from the game files of Core Keeper 1.3.0.6. Where the parts are found and the remaining special-attack details are summarized by this site from the Core Keeper Wiki (Fandom) weapon pages (CC BY-SA 3.0); we have not confirmed those in the game files.
Unless a note on the page says otherwise, numbers are read from the game files of Core Keeper 1.3.0.6 (prefabs, configuration files, drop tables and the game's program) and calculated by this site, including upgraded (per-level) values, sell prices and mana costs. Names and descriptions are the game's official English text. Only reinforcing materials, minion and pet attacks and some food values are based on the Core Keeper Wiki (Fandom) data (CC BY-SA 3.0). Core Keeper and its images are © Pugstorm. This is an unofficial fan site.