Total War Three Kingdoms is the first in the award-winning series to recreate epic conflict across ancient China. Combining a gripping turn-based campaign of empire-building & conquest with stunning real-time battles, Total War Three Kingdoms redefines the series in an age of heroes and legends. Other Total War Three Kingdoms Guides: Total War Three Kingdoms: How … Read more
Characters in THREE KINGDOMS touch every part of the campaign game. They are the generals of your armies, inhabit key posts in your faction hierarchy, boost productivity in your commanderies, engage in espionage on your behalf, and grant benefits to every aspect of your game, both on the campaign map and in battle. Other Total … Read more
Zone of Control All armies and settlements have a range at which they can engage with enemies militarily, known as the zone of control. This is indicated by the black-ink radius that appears around when they are moused over or selected. An army or settlement’s zone of control cannot be entered by a neutral or … Read more
Armies are used to protect your empire from military incursion by other factions, expand your empire by capturing new commanderies and counties, and defeat enemy armies in battle. Other Total War Three Kingdoms Guides: Total War Three Kingdoms: Guide to Factions Total War Three Kingdoms: Guide to Siege Total War Three Kingdoms: Guide to Characters … Read more
The THREE KINGDOMS campaign is the heart of the game. Built upon a vast map of ancient China, the campaign is where you manage and expand your empire, conduct diplomacy, raise and move your armies, upgrade your settlements, manage your economy and your characters, and much more. A Total War campaign is turn-based. When you … Read more
Diplomacy Guide Diplomacy is the process by which you manage relations with other factions. Much can be achieved through diplomacy that would otherwise be impossible. Factions can trade ancillaries, resources, territory and food, arrange marriages, form coalitions, lend and borrow money, threaten or declare war, annex other factions non-militarily, and much more. Other Total War … Read more
Garrison Guide Each settlement maintains a garrison force in the event that an enemy army attacks. The composition of a garrison – which units it contains and how many – is defined by the buildings in the settlement and the presence of an administrator. You can view a garrison by selecting a commandery or county … Read more
Characters are complex. They have different personalities, different drives and motivations, and build relationships – both positive and negative – with those around them. You must attend to their needs in order to keep them loyal, and shield them from situations which will dissatisfy or endanger them. Characters in Three Kingdoms touch every part of … Read more
Diplomacy is the process by which you manage relations with other factions. Much can be achieved through diplomacy that would otherwise be impossible. Factions can trade ancillaries, resources, territory and food, arrange marriages, form coalitions, lend and borrow money, threaten or declare war, annex other factions non-militarily, and much more. Other Total War Three Kingdoms … Read more
Unit Types The armament, apparel and quality of different units grant them specific roles on the battlefield. Getting the most out of an army is all about manoeuvring units into positions where they can optimally perform their roles against targets most vulnerable to their attacks. Other Total War Three Kingdoms Guides: Total War Three Kingdoms: … Read more