Introduction to the Art of War System in Three Kingdoms: The Unification of Hearts What are the Art of War strategies in Three Kingdoms: The Unification of Hearts?

The Three Kingdoms' Unifying Hearts Tactics system is unlocked when the people's hearts reach level 9. This system includes various types of powerful special skills, which not only have a decisive impact on the sandbox battle situation but also enrich the combat strategies of the lords. So, what exactly are the types of this critical and core tactics system? The following will provide a detailed explanation to help everyone use it reasonably in battles.

Tactics are divided into six major types: Wind, Fire, Mountain, Thunder, Yin, and Forest. Wind is characterized by speed and surprise, capable of creating the "Rapid March" item, which increases the base marching speed and the number of accelerations. Furthermore, with a certain amount of skill points invested, it can also make cities settle faster in battles and open teleportation arrays for quick arrival, achieving the purpose of precise and rapid support.

Forest is characterized by increasing the size of the battle team and sustaining long-term battles. It can create the "Puppet" item, which helps deal damage to the enemy when the team is defeated. At Tier 3, it can learn combat support skills such as increased war achievements and morale recovery. At its core, it can summon siege engines to attack cities. Fire is characterized by combat and offense, capable of creating the "War Drum" item. At Tier 2, it can directly eliminate city defense troops in the enemy's city; at Tier 3, it can help restore troops during battles. Unlocking to its core allows direct engagement with the strongest enemy team.

Mountain is characterized by battlefield support, capable of creating "Buns" to recover morale. It can also cause extra morale consumption for drumming in cities during battles, reducing the marching speed of enemy troops. Yin is characterized by personal enhancement, but requires obtaining corresponding items to be used. Skills in this line are quite diverse, including copying other teams, reducing tactics consumption, and enhancing one's own team strength.

Finally, Thunder is characterized by national strategy, where different official positions unlock different tactics. These skills often have a cooldown period, but their effects are very powerful. For example, "Empty City Strategy" can force the retention of a city's ownership for a period regardless of the city defense troops' condition. "Rest and Wait" allows one of our participating cities to immediately replenish troops once after the battle ends.

This concludes the introduction to the Three Kingdoms' Unifying Hearts Tactics system. Tactics come in various types and abilities, and using them well can often turn the tide of battle. Friends who have understood clearly from the above, why not quickly choose the right tactics for themselves in the game?