Military system
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Infantry Power
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Infantry Defense
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Archer Power
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Archer Defense
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Cavalry Power
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Cavalry Defense
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Movement speed
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The Square
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0%
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0%
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0%
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0%
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0%
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0%
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0%
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Awl Form
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11%
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7%
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1%
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1%
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15%
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9%
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11%
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Hook Form
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3%
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7%
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17%
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11%
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3%
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7%
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6%
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Sieve Form
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10%
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8%
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8%
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10%
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8%
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8%
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5%
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Crane-wing Form
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5%
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8%
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8%
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8%
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14%
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8%
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5%
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Diamond Form
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18%
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7%
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7%
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7%
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8%
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3%
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7%
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Crescent Form
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16%
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0%
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16%
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1%
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16%
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0%
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7%
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Arrowhead Form
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15%
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3%
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3%
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3%
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20%
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5%
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7%
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Triad Form
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3%
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14%
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5%
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14%
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3%
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14%
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4%
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Earth-Heaven Form
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1%
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17%
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1%
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17%
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1%
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17%
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2%
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Wild Goose Form
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4%
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4%
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25%
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12%
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4%
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4%
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6%
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Serpent Form
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7%
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6%
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6%
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3%
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7%
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6%
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24%
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Unit Types
The great strategist Sun Tzu had the brilliant insight that every battle is won before it is ever fought. There are nearly 30 types of units in the game, and you can only excel in battle by properly coordinating Heroes, unit type and combat settings before deploying your troop.
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Light Infantry |
The most fundamental on-foot combat unit. Armed with a dagger and a leather shield, Light Infranty are comparatively weaker in Attack and Defense |
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Heavy Infantry |
Wielding a broadsword and a thick shield, Heavy infantry are significantly stronger in Defense |
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Royal Guard |
Made up of the finest members of the Infantry, the Royal Guard are a heavily armored defensive unit with above average Attack as well |
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Carrier
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Transports resources between cities and to battlefields. Carriers are somewhat limited in carrying capacity and marching speed |
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Ultimate Soldier |
Halberdian
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Brandishing a long halberd and a massive shield, the Halberdian is a rare and powerful infantry soldier capable of confronting Cavalry attacks |
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Yellow Turbans |
Chosen from a group of over a million of their cohorts, The Yellow Turbans are the high brahmins of their bandit society. What they lack in Defense, they more than make up for with high Attack |
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The Hammerfists |
The treacherous slopes of Mt. Dan-yang are home to some of the most courageous and daring men of Ancient China. During the Three Kingdoms Period, their name was synonymous with bravery |
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Chargers
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The chargers are known for fleetness of foot, and precise, penetrating attacks. They specialize in city raids |
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Roving Gallants |
A band of nomadic warriors with nothing to lose, the Roving Gallants are extremely proficient in the art of assault |
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Broadsword Sentinels |
Equipped with broadswords and heavy armor, the Sentinels are tenacious defenders of their home turf |
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Chainmail Guard |
A heavy infantry defense force of the first class. Often clad in thick and impenetrable chainmail armor |
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Rattan Infantry |
Most infamous infantry clan of the Southern barbarians. In possession of the near indestructible rattan shield, they are harder than the toughest heavy infantry units but every bit as mobile as light infantry |
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Archer
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Shortbow Archer |
The most basic ranged combat unit. Armed with a short bow and dagger, Attack and Defense are comparatively low |
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Longbow Archer |
A more advanced ranged unit armed with a powerful longbow. Longbow Archers have strong long-distance attacks |
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Imperial Escort |
The Imperial Escort are a ranged unit made up of skilled mounted archers, they are a highly mobile unit with high marching speed |
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Ultimate Soldier |
Mongolian Sniper |
Accurate within an unheard of 300 paces of the enemy, the Corps' arrows pierce even the heaviest armor with ease. They are the nightmare of troops all across the Three Kingdoms |
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Crossbow Elites |
The only elite crossbow unit to equip a devastating continuous-fire bow mechanism |
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Qiang Guerillas |
Select class of Qing-qiang tribal warriors. They use javelins and blow-darts to take the enemy by surprise in forest or mountain guerilla warfare |
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Cavalry
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Light Cavalry |
The most common cavalry combat unit, their high marching speed allows them to muster a charge at a moment's notice |
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Heavy Cavalry |
A heavily armored cavalry unit with significantly stronger Defense |
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First Calvary |
An elite cavalry force. Very strong in both Attack and Defense |
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Carrier Wagon |
Transports resources between cities and to battlefields. Carrying Capacity and Speed are significantly higher than the Carriers |
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Ultimate Soldier |
White Stallions |
A select and infamous cavalry troop during the Three Kingdoms period. Riding brilliant white steeds and brandishing sharp lances, the White Stallions are masters of mounted unit |
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Black Raiders |
An extremely agile and quick unit of bandits. The Black Raiders are among the speediest of light cavalry troop types |
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Lionheart Cavaliers |
The most elite Heavy Cavalry in the Three Kingdoms, the Lionheart Cavalry are long-marchers capable of waging merciless campaigns |
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Flying-Monkey Brigade |
A ferocious collection of weathered soldiers. Outfitted with an extensive armory of large-scale military weapons, the Flying Monkeys are known for a take-no-prisoners fighting style |
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Iron-clad Cavalry |
Suited in the famous iron chain-link armor of Xi-liang, the Iron-clad Cavalry balance good speed with the strength and fortitude of heavy cavalry |
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Siege Weaponry |
Battering Ram |
Effective in inflicting damage on the City Gate and the City Wall. This weapon moves very slowly |
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Catapult
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A weapon that can simultaneously deal damage to the City Wall and Army. They are very expensive to build and move very slowly |
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Siege Tower |
A mobile structure that provides protection to Archers as they attack. The Siege Tower is capable of dealing critical damage to the enemy, but has very low Marching speed |
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The information above is for reference only. Information is subject to change based on in-game values.
