How to pair Wu Kingdom in Three Kingdoms Conquest of Mountains and Rivers How to select the lineup for Wu Kingdom in Three Kingdoms Conquest of Mountains and Rivers

Many players are unsure about how to assemble their lineups in the game "Three Kingdoms: Conquer the Land and Rivers." In fact, you just need to choose based on factions. Wu is a faction that is very suitable for beginners. Today, I will discuss how to assemble a Wu lineup in "Three Kingdoms: Conquer the Land and Rivers." After determining the faction, the next step is to select the generals and their positions on the battlefield, which is crucial for gaining an advantage.

All Wu generals share some common characteristics, such as rage recovery. Support characters can provide significant rage recovery and ultimate skill refresh effects for the main damage dealers. Additionally, there's the burning effect, which enhances damage and provides control. If the lineup has more than three Wu generals, the team's attack and troop strength will increase. If all five generals on the field are from Wu, the chance of inflicting the burning effect also increases. When choosing orange-tier generals in the early stages, I recommend Cheng Pu and Zhou Tai for the front row, and Xiao Qiao, Gan Ning, and Tai Shi Ci for the back row. Among these, Tai Shi Ci is an essential core, being the basic fire-starter for Eastern Wu. His combat skills can inflict the burning effect on the target, giving other Wu generals a chance to add the burning effect when they attack normally.

Tai Shi Ci also uses his passive ability to increase the damage dealt by Wu generals to burning targets. Xiao Qiao is key to high-frequency output for Wu. Her combat skills can fully restore the rage of the highest-attacking general on your side, prioritizing offensive generals. If Xiao Qiao is in the back row, she will also gain additional rage recovery every second, significantly boosting the main damage dealer. Zhou Tai is the absolute tank in the lineup. Using his combat skills, he can restore a large amount of health and increase his defensive attributes. Whenever he takes normal attack damage, there's a chance to add the burning effect to the attacker. When attacking a burning enemy unit, there's also a chance to add the burning effect to another target, making him not only able to absorb damage but also a crucial player in the burning process for Eastern Wu.

Gan Ning is a pure damage dealer in the team. His ultimate skill can directly lock onto and deal massive damage to the enemy with the lowest health, and it also has a chance to drain the target's rage. With his subsequent passive, he deals extra damage to burning units, and hitting a burning unit with a normal attack gives him a chance to recover rage, making his output frequency very high. Cheng Pu is the source of control in the team. He can use his ultimate skill to silence the target, and if the enemy unit is burning, the chance of Cheng Pu's silence is even higher.

The above is a basic setup. For later red-tier general combinations, Lu Xun and Sun Quan are chosen for the front row, while Zhou Yu, Da Qiao, and Bu Lianshi are in the back row. Zhou Yu is the main damage dealer, and Sun Quan is the fire-starter. Sun Quan's effect is that, as long as he is on the field, all Wu generals have a chance to apply the burning effect to the target when attacked, allowing the entire enemy team to be set on fire quickly. When Zhou Yu releases his ultimate skill, he will prioritize attacking burning units, and if the enemy is burned, there's a chance for Zhou Yu to recover rage.

The content above is my answer to how to assemble a Wu lineup in "Three Kingdoms: Conquer the Land and Rivers." After reading this, you should have a clear idea of which generals to choose for the Wu faction. Relying on the burning effect to create various outcomes is the main characteristic of this faction. If you are interested in this playstyle, give it a try.