When playing Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2, everyone should have noticed the special icons below the generals' names. The icon representing the Warlords faction indicates that the general belongs to the Warlords camp. In Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2, which Warlords generals are better to use in the Ballad of the Warlord? In fact, many players have already tested and selected a batch. If you haven't seen them, in this introduction, you can see above about the useful roles within this faction.
As an excellent support in the Warlords faction, Yuan Shu's basic attack can deal magic damage to a single front-row target while also healing the teammate with the lowest health percentage. His ultimate skill is even more powerful, a single-target shield enhancement skill. By releasing his ultimate, Yuan Shu can grant himself and the targeted teammate a shield based on a certain percentage of their attack power. Additionally, this ultimate consumes his "Follower" stacks to increase the teammate's damage and speed. Follower is a special buff that can stack up to 3 times, each reducing energy consumption by 10 points. In terms of lineup positioning, Yuan Shu is usually placed in the center, as this position allows him to fully benefit from various buffs, thereby better utilizing his support role. Although the benefits he brings to the team may not be as directly visible in damage output as offensive generals, his supportive effects are gradual and accumulative.
Jian Shuo is another general encountered in the story, whose role in the game is also support, but he differs from other primarily healing supports. Jian Shuo's ultimate has a unique effect, sacrificing teammates' health to significantly boost their action bar, gain shields, and speed. This skill mechanism can accelerate the team's pace in clearing stages, allowing for quicker actions in battle. For example, in some levels, having a faster action bar means skills can be released earlier, thus gaining the upper hand in combat. However, the cost of this skill is relatively high. In situations where the team's strength overwhelms the enemy, Jian Shuo's skill yields higher benefits, enabling quick victory. But in challenging battles, it needs to be paired with healing teammates.
Dong Zhuo, as the leader of the Western Liang Army, exhibits formidable defensive capabilities and unique skill mechanisms in the game. His basic attack has a 100% lifesteal effect on a single front-row target. In actual combat, Dong Zhuo can continuously drain the enemy's health to sustain his own. His ultimate deals damage to all enemies based on 9% of his maximum HP (up to a 10% coefficient) and can dispel one buff from the targets. Each successful dispel heals 4% of his maximum HP. His breakthrough skill provides additional protection; when his health first drops below 85%, it triggers a healing boost and extra action bar advancement. This skill allows Dong Zhuo to recover some health and act earlier when his life is threatened. With his high damage boost, area-of-effect damage, debuff removal, and substantial lifesteal from basic attacks, coupled with some damage reduction buffs from supports, Dong Zhuo's durability in battle is greatly enhanced.
Cai Wenji is a general given in the story and also one of the cultivable characters that can return rewards in cultivation tasks. Her skills are quite comprehensive, including debuff removal, single-target healing, and minor damage reduction. In main story stages, sometimes it's necessary to remove enemy buffs, and if there's a lack of debuff-removal generals, Cai Wenji becomes essential. Her debuff-removal skill can help teammates get rid of enemy buffs, enhancing their combat effectiveness. Additionally, her single-target healing can provide treatment when teammates are injured, and her minor damage reduction can reduce the harm they take to some extent. However, Cai Wenji has limitations; if a better and more comprehensive healer is obtained later, she can easily be replaced. This is because, compared to some more powerful healers, Cai Wenji's skills might not be as comprehensive.
Lü Bu is a very representative Warlords general. His basic attack targets the front row, dealing damage to multiple targets, effectively weakening the enemy's front-line combat power. His ultimate deals physical damage to all enemies, with a 100% damage boost against enemies with more than half health. This skill design allows Lü Bu to deal higher damage to enemies with more than half health, quickly eliminating them. In terms of talents, Lü Bu gains critical hit rate, critical hit damage, and damage boost upon entering battle. If these statuses are lost after using his ultimate, they can be regained. Initially, Lü Bu may not easily benefit from the damage boost against enemies with more than half health. To solve this, players can pair him with generals or items that boost his action bar, allowing him to act sooner and maximize the benefits of his skills.
The above introduces the Warlords generals that people have found to be good recently in Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2. Of course, there are many other generals in the Warlords faction, but finding the best combinations will still require some experimentation.
