The NZ Warriors enter Saturday's qualifying final with club records for wins, fewest losses and points scored: 18, six and 728 respectively.
They face the Dolphins at Go Media Stadium, with kick-off scheduled for 6.05pm.
Jackson Ford will return from a pectoral injury on the interchange bench, having missed 10 matches since being hurt against North Queensland on June 21.
Leka Halasima, Kurt Capewell and Wayde Egan also return after sitting out last weekend's regular-season finale against Manly.
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak remains unavailable after breaking his right clavicle against South Sydney on August 22.
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad will again play on the right wing and make his 150th career appearance, including his 84th for the Warriors.
His two tries against Manly lifted his season total to 12 from 14 games, a career best across nine first-grade seasons.
The Warriors are appearing in their 11th finals campaign and third in four seasons under coach Andrew Webster.
This is their 23rd finals match and sixth home play-off, following four victories and one defeat at home.
Halasima, aged 20, will become the club's second young player to reach 50 appearances.
Erin Clark will extend his consecutive Warriors run to 50 matches and 74 overall, including 24 straight games for the Titans in 2024.
The Warriors and Dolphins split their two meetings this season, with each match decided by two points.