Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2: Strategist's Song Team Composition Guide, Three Fantasies 2 Team Recommendations

Three Fantasies 2 is a turn-based strategy game with a grid-based formation gameplay. Some new players are not yet clear on how to form the Battle Song of the Hawk lineup in Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2, nor do they know which generals to cultivate. In this section, I'll briefly explain the lineup pairing ideas for this game and share one or two good lineups that you can refer to.

Establish Main Cards:

In the early stages, it's recommended to follow the 4+2 approach, meaning cultivating and teaming up with 4 main cards and 2 secondary cards. The selection of secondary cards depends on the lineup, whether you lack damage, healing, or tankiness. For example, Sun Kailang + Qiao Shu + Gan Ning + Zhang Xingcai. Although Qiao Shu is just a blue card, her skill mechanism offers high fault tolerance for players who are not very familiar with the game. Her basic attack deals single-target damage and heals the ally with the lowest HP percentage, while her ultimate provides group healing and damage reduction. Her breakthrough skill provides a shield when the damage reduction effect disappears. Zhang Xingcai offers group shields and magic damage reduction, making the combination of Xingcai and Qiao Shu a high-fault-tolerance pairing with group shields and healing.

Gan Ning has good stats, and there are tasks that return cultivation materials. His skill multiplier is also quite high, making him suitable for development as a primary damage dealer in the early stages. When using him, note that his ultimate deals damage to a row of enemies and increases critical hit rate by 50% against the enemy on the far right (closest to the player). Therefore, when using skills, you can strategically use other generals' single-target attacks or skills to hit the left and middle enemies first, then have Gan Ning finish them off. Sun Kailang, a defensive general given to players and worth cultivating, has an ultimate that deals 3 hits, dispels debuffs, and heals. His breakthrough skill can take a lethal hit for a teammate, providing substantial tankiness.

Add Secondary Cards:

This leaves 2 more slots, and Dian Wei is currently highly recommended. Almost everyone gets Dian Wei during the early stages, and in PvE, the enemy often demonstrates how to use Dian Wei. Place Sun Kailang in the front row to make him the target of the enemy's focus fire. Of course, not every battle will see the enemy focusing on the front row; adjustments should be made based on the situation. At the start, use Dian Wei's ultimate to pledge allegiance to Sun Kailang. This way, when the enemy attacks Sun Kailang, Dian Wei can not only share a portion of the damage but also counterattack the source with a basic attack. The higher the damage taken by allies, the higher Dian Wei's basic attack damage becomes. If the enemy uses multi-hit skills, Dian Wei can even counterattack multiple times in succession.

Sun Shangxiang, if obtained, can be added to this lineup. She has excellent damage output and stable damage boost, with various buffs that stack permanently, making her stronger the longer she fights. She is very useful for advancing through the main story. As for other generals, Guan Yu, if obtained, can be cultivated without hesitation due to his extremely high single-target damage, almost always critical hits, making him useful in both PvE against bosses and PvP arenas. Cao Cao is a highly recommended general, with a high skill multiplier and two hits, and there are also tasks that return cultivation materials.

Zhao Yun, another recommended general, is fast and has high damage output if obtained. Liu Bei, a super healer, provides a large amount of healing. If you don't want to worry too much about speed adjustment, just use Liu Bei for plenty of healing. Cai Wenji, a blue card given by the system, has a cultivation task and is mainly used for dispelling debuffs, useful in specific situations. Zhou Tai can share damage, has resurrection, and strong endurance, and can be included in the Wu Fire Team as a tank. However, having only one Zhou Tai can still lead to some survival pressure later on. Zhuge Guo provides strong protection for teammates in the same column, with self-healing, damage reduction, and reflect damage capabilities.

The above is a brief introduction on how to form the Battle Song of the Hawk lineup in Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2. During the novice stage, consider placing 2 defensive generals on the field because it's easy to lose members. Group healing and group shields, along with dual tanks, provide higher fault tolerance. You can fight slowly, but try to avoid losing members. Many map conditions require not losing more than one member, so it's better to meet these conditions in one go and get the rewards rather than having to repeat battles. Even if it's slower, stability is more important.