In the new Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao's Biography game, team composition is one of the key factors in determining victory or defeat. It involves multiple dimensions of consideration and balance. In this guide on team composition for the new Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao's Biography, we will mainly focus on the construction and operation of the Shu Kingdom faction. If you enjoy playing with the Shu team, this is currently a highly recommended team to develop. Just pay attention to the cultivation of the generals.
The reason for recommending the Shu team is that when players reach the 328 RMB tier, they will receive all the first recharge rewards, including upgrading Guan Yu directly to 7 stars, which significantly surpasses other rare card characters in terms of training. Based on this advantage, in subsequent reward selection phases, resources should be prioritized for Guan Yu. As the core damage dealer of the Shu Kingdom, his core talent fully awakens at 12 stars, greatly enhancing his abilities across the board once this condition is met.
At the same time, in the allocation of divine weapons, priority should undoubtedly be given to Guan Yu's divine weapon until it reaches 3 stars. This is because, after reaching 3 stars, Guan Yu's divine weapon unlocks a crucial core mechanism, allowing him to maintain the "Bearded Hero" buff after defeating an enemy. The "Bearded Hero" buff increases Guan Yu's attack power by 20%. Without a 3-star divine weapon to sustain this buff, Guan Yu would lose this significant enhancement after just 2 rounds, leading to a decrease in his attack power. For high-spending players, they can directly upgrade Guan Yu's divine weapon to 5 stars, as a 5-star divine weapon only needs to crit to infinitely sustain the buff.
In the team composition, the second choice for a rare card should be Liu Bei. Before Guan Yu has fully matured, Liu Bei's star level does not need to be too high; 6 stars are sufficient for early battles. The game offers many free lord selection packs, making it easier for players to obtain Liu Bei. Liu Bei is the most suitable auxiliary lord for the Shu Kingdom, thanks primarily to the core combat mechanism of the Shu Kingdom, which is to start with a fast attack and critical hits.
Liu Bei's talent provides a one-time damage boost, and in the later stages of the game, after unlocking his ultimate skill, he can continuously provide damage support to teammates. Additionally, he can unconditionally increase the critical damage attribute of the entire team, and his skills can also increase the luck and critical hit rate of teammates within a large area. If Guan Yu is the core damage dealer of the Shu Kingdom, then Liu Bei is undoubtedly the core supporter. For low-spending players, due to limited resources, it is not recommended to cultivate Zhao Yun in the early stages.
Zhang Fei is a character that, although his star level can be temporarily left unchanged, cannot be missing from the team. This is because Zhang Fei's talent makes him almost physically invincible in the first 2 rounds of battle. This characteristic makes him very suitable for equipment dungeons and sandbox challenges. Moving on to the selection and cultivation order of common cards, in the early stages of the game, players should prioritize maxing out Huang Zhong's star level. This is because there are events during the game where players can obtain a Huang Zhong divine weapon for free by participating in the event.
Huang Zhong is one of the important damage dealers in the Shu Kingdom, providing stable long-range output in battle and forming effective synergies with other generals. After cultivating Huang Zhong, the next step is to work on Guan Yingsheng. Adding Guan Yingsheng further enhances the Shu Kingdom's striking power, creating a good synergy with Guan Yu and Huang Zhong. In the Shu Kingdom, the combination with the strongest endurance is the Guan family duo.
Other generals often show strong combat power in the first 2-3 rounds but gradually weaken afterward. If luck is good and there is an overflow of resources, players can consider cultivating Wei Yan. Wei Yan has unique tactical value in the Shu Kingdom, useful for arena challenges, equipment dungeons, and complex battle scenarios, where he can share damage with the core damage dealer to prevent them from being focused down and unable to deal their full potential damage.
This is because, in the current Shu Kingdom, there is no pure tank general. Wei Yan is the only one who can bind a single teammate and share 50% of the damage. Additionally, Xu Shu can be kept as a 5-star card for backup, while Fa Zheng's role in the Shu Kingdom's team composition is relatively minor, and he can be used as fodder for other generals' upgrades and cultivation. For high-spending players, with ample resources, they can further maximize the cultivation of Zhao Yun and Zhang Fei based on the above recommendations.
Zhao Yun, in PVE gameplay, can dodge enemy attacks and use his high mobility and burst damage to strike back. Zhang Fei, relying on his "Thousand-Man Enemy" talent, can deal significant damage in the first few rounds and also has an area-of-effect (AOE) armor-breaking effect, which can instantly break the enemy's defensive formation, creating excellent conditions for Guan Yu to finish off the enemies.
Above is the guide on team composition for the new Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao's Biography. The recommended team is indeed suitable for current cultivation, not only in terms of the strength of the cultivated characters but also in terms of the ease of obtaining them as described above.
