Which Wei generals are in the new Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao's Ambition? A guide to the Wei generals in the new Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao's Ambition.

What are the Wei Kingdom generals in the new Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao's Biography? As a chess-like mobile game with the theme of the Three Kingdoms, each country in the Three Kingdoms involves quite a few generals. Many friends are particularly interested in the generals of the Wei Kingdom. Which generals does Wei have? Many new players may not be clear about this. Next, I will introduce these Wei generals to the newcomers, and let's delve deeper into them together.

1. Xiahou Dun

Xiahou Dun is a rather special hero. His "stand and fight" ability is very strong, and so is his burst damage. As a light cavalry, he has an attack range of 2 grids, which means attacks on enemies within 1 grid will not trigger counterattacks. This is very advantageous for clearing stages. This general also comes with the "Enemy" effect, which significantly enhances Xiahou Dun's damage, especially when the military book level is high, reducing the cooldown time of tactics, thus highlighting his "stand and fight" capability.

The active skill "Brave Vengeance" deals massive melee weapon damage and, based on his combo chance, has a probability to add an additional small amount of melee damage. When using this skill, it temporarily increases the combo rate by a large percentage. The second active skill, "Fierce Fearlessness," applies the "Enemy" effect before attacking if the enemy is under the "Delayed Troops" effect. After defeating the target, he gains "Preparedness." The rage skill "Blind Blood Fury" consumes 200 rage, applies the "Enemy" mark to the target, causing two instances of massive melee weapon damage, with a chance to add one more instance.

After upgrading his talent attributes, the combo chance can be increased, reducing the chance of receiving weapon damage from combos. This means that during normal attacks, Xiahou Dun might trigger another attack. For the Wei faction, this general has additional skill bonuses, such as an extra chase chance, adding another instance of weapon damage. This solidifies his formidable "stand and fight" combat ability, making him one of the most outstanding among the majority of generals, very powerful, and worth cultivating and choosing.

2. Dian Wei

Dian Wei is usually used as a tank, but this does not mean that the character is not powerful. In fact, he is also a very strong general of Wei. The active skill "Chase Tiger Leap" immediately jumps to a designated position and then deals 70% melee weapon damage to all enemies within a surrounding area, adding a "Delayed Troops" effect lasting for 2 turns. If the target already has the "Delayed Troops" effect, it adds a "Restriction" effect lasting for 1 turn, and based on the combo rate, it inflicts an additional 50% damage. This skill effect is already quite good, and when used in conjunction with Xiahou, it can further increase the damage dealt by this general. As a team battle killer, his counterattack and AOE damage capabilities are still very strong, making him more suitable for use in PVE.

3. Cao Cao

As a hegemon, Cao Cao is not only not restrained by any troop type but also reduces the damage he receives. His troop type possesses the special skill "Imperial Might," which reduces the damage received in battle by a certain percentage. The talent effect "Meritocracy" increases both weapon and strategy damage, as well as their reduction, by a certain percentage. At the start of the battle, it slightly boosts the highest base attribute (excluding life and rage) of all allies. When dealing damage, for every 1 difference in mobility between the attacker and the target, the damage increases by a certain percentage.

The first active skill "Six Dragons Riding the Wind" grants all allies within range the "Inspiration," "Swift Movement," and "Combo" effects for 3 turns. The second active skill "Sword of the Yellow Sky" deals a large amount of melee weapon damage to an enemy unit, copies a buff from the target, and then transfers any debuff carried by the user to that target. The rage skill "Hearts of the World" grants all allies within a diamond-shaped 2-grid range the "Overlord" effect for 2 turns, followed by a small amount of strategy damage to all enemy targets within range. The attribute "Commander" provides a slight boost to all stats, maximum health, weapon damage reduction, and healing effect. It can be seen that Cao Cao is a support-type general who can bring various beneficial buffs to the team, enhancing the overall output of the team.

In this article, we have introduced the Wei Kingdom generals in the new Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao's Biography. The operation of Wei generals is not very complex overall. For example, Xiahou as the main damage dealer, and his skills are relatively easy to understand. Most of the Wei generals are quite suitable for use during the early stages of the game, making them excellent for initial development.