How is Cao Chun in Three Kingdoms Aspire to the Divine Land? Introduction to Cao Chun's Strength

As a strategy chess game set in the Three Kingdoms period, the deputy general system is one of the core gameplay elements. And how is Cao Chun in Three Kingdoms Gazing at the Divine Land? In fact, Cao Chun, as a representative deputy general of the elite forces of Wei, is positioned as a highly mobile cavalry commander, skilled in enhancing the main general's combat power through raids and buffs. Next, I will share with you this latest deputy general to help you maximize his tactical role in the sandbox battles.

Cao Chun's initial talent, "Tiger and Leopard Cavalry Charge," needs to be activated by visiting the Token Platform, consuming 300 tokens to unlock the first level effect: +1 movement for the main general's cavalry unit, and a 15% increase in charge damage. It is recommended to prioritize completing the "Battle of Tong Pass" instance to obtain the Tiger Pattern Soldier Talisman, upgrading the talent to level three, which additionally increases the main general's cavalry critical hit rate by 10%. For equipment selection, the exclusive weapon, the Black Iron Hooked Spear, needs to be forged at the Blacksmith (materials: 50 Fine Iron, 20 Obsidian). Its special effect, Armor Crack, can reduce the target's armor by 15%, fitting well with the charge playstyle.

Cao Chun's gameplay lies in terrain breakthroughs. In the Red Cliffs water battle map, he can use the shallow areas (with half movement cost) to quickly flank, coordinating with the main general Zhang Liao to launch a combined attack - Thunderbolt (requires the distance between the main and deputy generals to be ≤2 tiles), dealing 300% area damage to the enemy's rear archers. When encountering shield formations, it is advisable to first use Armor Crack to weaken their defense before attacking with Rapid Wind Assault. Note that Cao Chun's charge damage is affected by the slope; charging downhill provides an additional 30% damage bonus, while uphill attacks reduce efficiency by 20%. Cao Chun's active skill, Rapid Wind Thrust, consumes 2 strategy points, dealing 180% weapon damage to enemies within three tiles in a straight line. If the target is defeated, the cooldown is reset.

Through the career path of being granted an official position, Cao Chun can advance to become a Biaoji, unlocking the heavy cavalry form. In this form, defense increases by 40%, but at the cost of sacrificing 15% mobility, making it suitable for siege warfare. It is suggested to allocate attribute points in the order of Command > Strength > Agility. Each level of Command increases cavalry damage by 0.7%, Strength affects the critical hit multiplier, and Agility reduces the chance of being controlled. Research points should be prioritized in the Swift as the Wind branch, forming a compounded benefit for charge damage and mobility.

Cao Chun's strength is reflected in controlling the battlefield rhythm. During battles, try to find high ground for charges, as charging shield units on flat ground results in too little damage. It's best to team up with Zhang Liao, staying within two tiles to trigger combined attacks and clear the field. His role is not as a tank; although the Dragon Scale Light Armor is fragile, it allows for quick movement, making flanking and cutting down archers and mages his most suitable playstyle.