Three Kingdoms Gazing at the Divine Land Water Battle Strategy How to Play the Three Kingdoms Gazing at the Divine Land Water Battle

As a chess strategy game set in the Three Kingdoms period, naval battles are one of its core gameplay elements, involving the use of terrain, troop type countermeasures, and ingenious strategies. Today, the editor brings you a guide to the naval battles in Three Kingdoms: Vision of the Divine Land. Players need to break through the enemy's defenses on water battlefields such as rivers and lakes by dispatching warships, using fire attacks and flooding, and deploying special troops. Below, let's take a look at how to play the naval battles in the game!

In the naval battle map, Wu's navy (unlock condition: advance the main storyline to the Battle of Red Cliffs) is the core combat unit. Its warships can carry 3 long-range archers (costing 200 wood per ship), with a range covering 5 grid squares of water; the Meng Chong is equipped with oil tanks (each requiring 50 sulfur), capable of inflicting a burning state on enemy ships. Prioritize upgrading the "Hull Reinforcement" technology in the workshop (costing 300 iron ingots) to increase the ship's durability by 15%. When arranging the formation, the warships should advance in a goose formation (1 in front, 2 behind), while the Meng Chong attacks from the flanks, utilizing shallow areas (displayed as blue ripples when scanning the terrain with L2 key) to avoid the range of enemy crossbows.

The water maps include hidden reefs (reducing movement by 2), whirlpools (losing 10% durability per turn), and shallows (halving movement cost). At the start, use scout boats (costing 100 provisions) to explore key areas, marking the positions of the enemy's main warships (red triangle icon), locating reed beds that can trigger a chain fire (highlighted yellow area), and identifying your own landing points (green arrows). In the Red Cliffs map, the northern reed bed is only 4 grids away from Cao Cao's flagship. Throwing an oil tank (charge R2 key to 80% power) can ignite the entire area, causing true damage equal to 3% of maximum health per second.

The exclusive naval strategy, the Flood Plan, needs to be crafted in advance in the armory (costing 500 wood + 200 sulfur). When casting, hold L1+R2 to select the direction of impact, dealing 200% weapon damage to enemies within 10 straight-line grids and applying a wet status (reducing fire resistance by 30%). The flood will destroy bridges and supply lines, so it's necessary to send engineers (50 people per team) in advance via the military strategy interface to repair the plank roads. Combining this with the Intense Fire Strategy can create a chain reaction of water and fire—units under the wet status will suffer 50% more damage when attacked by fire.

Naval battles test overall vision and timing control. From ship deployment to wind utilization, each turn requires precise prediction. Only by skillfully using terrain advantages and ingenious strategies can one secure victory in the game.