Okay first let's assume the warlocks have some sort of tactical advantage, due to their smarts of course. The layout is a perimeter of bubble fortresses with strikers within the bubbles along with the defenders, and the sunbreaker in the middle of the "circle" formed by the bubbles. The warlocks advantage is the Titans are say, in a low area, surrounded by high points to all sides, like a gorge. Let's just say hunters are somehow out of the picture, dead or whatever, so they don't interfere. Both Titans and warlocks have sustained heavy casualties, warlocks suffering more due to the fact that when attacking a defended position, you have a disadvantage. Warlocks begin by assaulting with a wave of Nova bombs with vortex from above. Right after, shatter Nova bombs are deployed, preventing Titans from putting up more. Then stormcallers are deployed from directly above from say orbit or something, they are landfall and activate supers out of the range of the hammers, while throwing the storm grenades. The activation of the supers causes bolts of lightning from above that wreak havoc among the titans, effectively creating a lightning storm.Self revive sunsingers are mixed in, they throw their solar flares along with the gift of the sun perk and allow themselves to die from the fall. By doing this, they can revive and "catch" the Titans by surprise. The rest of the stormcallers jump in from above and the remaining sunsingers, half radiant skin, and half song of flame, bombard the remaining Titans with Viking funeral/touch of flame flamebolt grenades then jump in and finish off the remaining Titans, all while the voidwalkers who have finished with their bombarding, have jumped in. Then its a W for warlocks PS: If no one comes up with a viable counter, warlocks win Edit 1: Bump if you believe this is a viable strategy Edit 2: Since there has been no [b]viable[/b] argument, locks win