Is Jian Shuo useful in The Fantasia of the Three Kingdoms 2: Song of the Warhawk? A detailed explanation of Jian Shuo's warrior skills.

On the stage of Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2, the purple notable Jian Shuo shines with his unique auxiliary charm. Is Jian Shuo from Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2's Hawk's Song useful? Don't just look at his role, because although he is not a healer, he possesses solid shield capabilities and brings a rare effect of pulling the action bar in the game, providing a different strategic advantage to the team, and many teams need such a character.

Jian Shuo's basic attack, Rebuke, can deal 100% magic damage to the enemy's front row targets. Though not spectacular, it is steady, laying the groundwork for subsequent ultimate skill bursts. What truly sets Jian Shuo apart is undoubtedly his ultimate skill, Imperial Edict: Secret Decree. This skill not only has a support effect but also increases the defensive and offensive buffs of friendly targets. When the skill is activated, friendly targets sacrifice 25% of their current HP, instantly increasing their action bar by 40%, and gaining a layer of Secret Decree effect that lasts for 1 turn.

This layer of Secret Decree, like the protection of a war god, increases Ultimate Skill Will reduction by 10 points, making teammates more resilient at critical moments. After the ultimate skill is released, the Secret Decree effect is removed, but the advantages it brings have already played a crucial role in battle. As Jian Shuo grows and breaks through in the game, his ultimate skill also continues to evolve. At 2-star breakthrough, the effect of increasing the action bar rises to 45%, making teammates' actions even faster. At 4-star breakthrough, this effect reaches 50%, further elevating Jian Shuo's auxiliary capabilities.

Besides the ultimate skill, Jian Shuo's breakthrough skill, Urgent Edict, cannot be underestimated. When a friendly general's health ratio first falls below 55%, he will quickly respond, providing an emergency boost of 15% speed to the teammate. This skill often turns the tide at critical moments, allowing teammates to regain vitality in times of crisis. When Jian Shuo reaches 5-star breakthrough, this speed boost increases to 20%, further solidifying his auxiliary position on the battlefield.

Jian Shuo brings richer effects with his unique talent, Imperial Edict: Death Battle. Whenever any friendly unit's turn begins and their health ratio is above 70%, they automatically sacrifice 5% of their current HP to awaken hidden power. This sacrifice is transformed into an equivalent shield. When the talent is upgraded to level 2, Jian Shuo's protective power reaches new heights. At this point, whenever a friendly unit sacrifices HP due to his talent, they not only gain an equivalent shield but also an additional shield equal to 5% of Jian Shuo's maximum HP.

With the completion of the level 3 talent upgrade, this additional shield coefficient jumps to 10% of Jian Shuo's maximum HP. This shield effect means it can step up at critical moments to block damage for allies. However, due to skill limitations, it has its own rules; this effect only works when receiving direct attacks. Indirect damage caused by debuffs cannot remove the shield, but it also cannot trigger the shield's protection.

When Jian Shuo fights alongside Zhang Chunhua, the bond effect of their shared fate can be activated. Under this bond, whenever a general within the bond sacrifices HP due to battle, they are given a brief respite for 1 turn. At the end of this turn, those who sacrificed their lives for victory will miraculously recover 50% of the sacrificed HP due to the bond effect, which is a very strong healing effect.

The above is the relevant answer to whether Jian Shuo from Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2's Hawk's Song is useful. For now, at least, the abilities this character brings are quite applicable in the team, especially the recovery value brought by the bond effect, which many low-level healers cannot achieve. Therefore, it is recommended to consider this bonus when forming your team.