Recommendation for the lineup of "Ballad of the Warlord" in Fantasy Three Kingdoms 2 Sharing of lineup combinations for "Ballad of the Warlord" in Fantasy Three Kingdoms 2

The release of Three Kingdoms Fantasy 2 is imminent. This is a turn-based strategy game featuring many familiar Three Kingdoms generals, each with unique skills and talents. A variety of lineups can be formed. In this article, we will recommend the lineup for "Ballad of the Warlord" in Three Kingdoms Fantasy 2 and share some common lineups as a reference. Of course, this is just for reference. New generals may be released during the public beta, and some generals' skills might be slightly adjusted, so please refer to the public beta version.

Female team recommendation: Sun Shangxiang, Zhang Xingcai, Diao Chan, Zhang Chunhua, Ding Xia, Zhuge Guo/Guan Yiping

In the game, female generals with the [Princess] tag can form a complete "all-female team" lineup. The core damage dealer in this lineup is undoubtedly Sun Shangxiang. If you haven't drawn her, it's not recommended to form an all-female team, as other female generals of the same type are hard to match her in terms of damage output.

Sun Shangxiang, as the main damage dealer, has extremely high single-target burst and stable area-of-effect (AoE) damage. Her basic attack deals physical damage to any single target and can provide an additional 10% damage bonus based on the number of buffs she has over the target (up to 4). Her ultimate skill deals 150% (164% at max level) physical damage to an enemy row and also relies on the difference in buffs to increase damage, with each buff difference providing a 15% increase, up to a maximum of 60%.

Even more powerful, after using her ultimate, her next basic attack triggers two consecutive attacks, making her output rhythm very fast. Sun Shangxiang can easily obtain various buffs through her innate abilities, and when fully buffed, her breakthrough skill provides speed and debuff resistance, giving her both burst and sustainability. Overall, she is an excellent main damage dealer with a smooth damage curve, balancing single-target and AoE damage. Building a team around her with support, cleanup, and tank roles can create a very solid system.

Zhang Xingcai and Diao Chan serve as the auxiliary defensive cores of the team. The former provides shields, damage reduction, and action bar advancement, while the latter offers shields, defense penetration, and attack boosts. Zhang Chunhua is an excellent cleanup damage dealer. Her ultimate skill deals three high-damage hits to the target and adjacent enemies, with higher damage the lower the enemy's HP, making her highly efficient in finishing off targets.

Ding Xia is responsible for applying the "Vulnerable" status, reducing the enemy's healing effect, and also has decent damage output, making her a good secondary damage dealer. The last position is flexible, with Zhuge Guo recommended to strengthen the team's defense and improve overall survivability; or Guan Yiping to enhance damage, especially since her ultimate skill has a high damage multiplier and comes with a control (stun) effect, which is particularly effective against certain enemies.

Eastern Wu Fire Team recommendation: Zhou Yu, Lu Xun, Sun Quan, Zhou Tai, Gan Ning, Bu Lianshi/other healer

The "Fire Team" of Eastern Wu is currently a mainstream and strong lineup, especially excelling in PVE. The core mechanism revolves around the "Burning" status—each layer of burning deals 30% magic damage at the start of the enemy's turn, lasting for 2 turns, with a maximum of 20 layers. This pre-settlement continuous damage mechanism has high burst and a short duration, making it easier to deal fatal damage.

The core of the lineup is Zhou Yu and Lu Xun. Zhou Yu, at talent level 3, can increase the team's burning damage by 50%, which is key to the mechanism. Lu Xun, at 3 stars, unlocks a breakthrough skill that adds 1 layer of burning to all enemies after each action; his awakened talent 3 can extend the burning effect of his ultimate skill to 2 turns, effectively enhancing the team's sustained damage output.

For support, the combination of Sun Quan and Bu Lianshi is recommended. Sun Quan's ultimate skill can advance the action bar of designated allies and reduce their energy consumption by 30 points, which is crucial for improving the team's pace. His talent 2 reduces the number of strategy layers required for advancing the action bar; his breakthrough skill, "Contest for the World," can consume all strategy layers to seal enemy skills, effectively interrupting key actions in turn-based combat, making it a strategically significant control tool. Bu Lianshi, on the other hand, is a versatile healer who can heal and provide some auxiliary functions, making her a perfect fit for the fire team.

Zhou Tai and Gan Ning are cost-effective members of this lineup. Zhou Tai can be used immediately, providing some front-line damage absorption; Gan Ning is a system-gifted general, perfectly fitting into the pure Eastern Wu bonus. Note that if Zhou Tai's star level is low and the healing is insufficient, the front line may collapse quickly, leading to a team wipe. Therefore, pay extra attention to the stability of the lineup.

Above are the main introductions to the "Ballad of the Warlord" lineup in Three Kingdoms Fantasy 2. These two lineups are relatively easy to form. Of course, there are also Shu, Wei, and Heroes teams, among others. You can choose the appropriate lineup based on the generals you have drawn.