Which characters are in the Unofficial Records of the Three Kingdoms? A complete character guide to the Unofficial Records of the Three Kingdoms.

As a turn-based game set in the Three Kingdoms period, the game inevitably features many historical figures from that era. Veteran players are certainly already familiar with the historical characters in the game, but new players, having just joined, may not yet have a detailed understanding of the characters in the Records of the Three Kingdoms. Below, I will present a character guide; with this character introduction, you will gain an in-depth understanding of each historical figure.

Character introductions in the Records of the Three Kingdoms:

1. Liu Bei

Liu Bei is definitely one of the essential characters in the Records of the Three Kingdoms. The Three Kingdoms period is divided into the major factions of Wei, Shu, and Wu. Liu Bei is the ruler of Shu, with his initial attribute being Wood. His skills can bring beneficial effects. When he reaches specific levels, he can unlock other attributes. For example, at level 80, he can unlock Water, and at level 100, Earth.

Liu Bei's skills include Life and Death Together, Peach Garden Spring Breeze, Good Fortune in Adversity, and Xuan De Overcomes Heaven. Good Fortune in Adversity is Liu Bei's passive skill, which can reduce the damage he takes. His ultimate skill, Life and Death Together, can attack five enemies at once.

2. Zhao Yun

Zhao Yun is also a warrior of Shu in the Records of the Three Kingdoms. Standing eight feet tall, Zhao Yun has very powerful combat capabilities. Although he initially only has the Water attribute, do not underestimate its power. Zhao Yun can use Water to deal high damage to enemies and can heal himself with Water when injured. He can unlock Fire at level 80 and Metal at level 100.

Zhao Yun's skills include Sky Dragon Strike, Dragon Mustache and Tiger Shadow, Long River Sunset, and Ten Thousand Spears as One. Sky Dragon Strike, as Zhao Yun's ultimate skill, undoubtedly deals significant physical damage. If used when his health is high, the critical hit rate will also increase.

3. Diao Chan

Diao Chan, historically known as one of the Four Beauties, is also a beautiful woman in the game. She is positioned as a support-type healer, with her initial attribute being Wood. Later, she can unlock Fire and Earth.

Diao Chan's main skills include Benevolence for All, Beauty's Heart, Fish Sinking in Water, and Heavenly Goose Falling. Benevolence for All is Diao Chan's ultimate skill, which can directly restore the health of five teammates with low health and grant them a Divine Blessing. This blessing can revive a teammate upon death.

4. Guan Yu

Guan Yu is an extremely capable group attacker in the game. His skill, Flood the Seven Armies, can deal significant physical damage to the enemy front line and has a vulnerability effect. Whenever it hits, there is a chance to apply vulnerability to the enemy, increasing the damage they take from Water-attribute allies. Additionally, this skill can be stacked up to three times.

5. Lü Bu

Lü Bu is a highly effective damage dealer in the Records of the Three Kingdoms. His initial attribute is Metal, and later he can unlock Fire and Earth. Lü Bu's damage output is extremely high. His ultimate skill, Unparalleled in the Three Kingdoms, requires only three rage points to attack five enemies. The physical damage it deals can also increase the critical hit rate, and most importantly, it can ignore shields.

The above is a brief introduction to the characters in the Records of the Three Kingdoms. The game includes all the historical figures from the Three Kingdoms period. Due to the large number of characters, I cannot introduce each one in detail here.