Upon her becoming Titan Fortuna, her power changes to quickly being able to create and envision thousands of possible futures, along with the steps needed to achieve them, within seconds for any single goal she requests. She can read the details of all of them when she wills, in order to see the other details of the futures where her goal is fulfilled so to choose which one is the most favourable, then select one future Path to work towards. If both the Titan and the human Host use the power in-tandem and work together, they can concoct possible future Paths even quicker than normal.

However, the future Paths she comes up with are not every possible future, merely the ones her power's processing ability has calculated. As such, what Paths there are is dependant on this calculating ability, such as how long is spent on coming up with futures for a single goal and the aid that the Host can supply in thinking power and processing ability.

As a Titan, Fortuna only has her host, Contessa, as a blind spot. For example, she can directly path Endbringers such as the Simurgh. However, Fortuna still needs time to spread her range of influence; despite being vastly more powerful than the Simurgh, Fortuna was initially on the backfoot during their precog duel because she just became a Titan and was starting from scratch. In comparison, the Simurgh spent two years preparing for her fight against the Titan and was already close to achieving her goals.

Several interdimensional cracks manifested around the Titan after the ice broke. Fortuna would use these cracks in her paths; however, as these cracks opened to shardspace, a nearby Simurgh could now potentially interfere with the information Fortuna was trying to transmit to her network. More specifically, the Simurgh's signal over time could "tamper" with paths being investigated by the Titan so that they appear to be in the Endbringer's favor. That said, once Fortuna asked her host for help and worked in concert to quickly execute a path without investigating it too much, the Simurgh could not tamper with it, forcing the Endbringer to leave.