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When one of your armies attacks (or is attacked by) another army, or is ordered to attack a settlement owned by another faction, you will have the option of delegating the battle – in which case the battle outcome will be automatically calculated according to the forces involved – or you may choose to fight the battle in real-time.
Other Total War Three Kingdoms Guides:
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Guide to Armies
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Guide to Siege
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Guide to Characters
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Buildings Guide
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Food Guide
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Diplomacy Guide
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Unit Abilities and Types
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Spies & Espionage Guide
Flanking
A core concept in battle, flanking simply refers to attacking a unit in the side or rear, where it is weakest as it cannot bring its weapons or defences to bear at the point of contact.
Flanking is also a key tactic in reducing a unit’s morale and forcing it to rout.
Weather Effects
- Certain weather effects can impair the abilities of your army.
- Rain Retards fire effects against flammable scenery.
- Extreme heat or cold cause extra fatigue to soldiers.
- Fog severely limits line of sight.
Threat
Certain units are particularly strong – or weak – against certain others in battle. When you have a unit selected, you’ll sometimes see a red threat warning triangle above specific enemy units. These highlight enemy units that your selected unit is especially vulnerable to.
More of this sort of thing:
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Guide to Armies
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Guide to Siege
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Unit Abilities and Unit Types
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Spies & Espionage Guide
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Guide to Characters
- Total War Three Kingdoms: Zone of Control and Treasury