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Centuries of Glory Burned Away

**Centuries of Glory Burned Away** is a Main Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. It take place in Luoyang, Henan Commandery, Sili Province, AD 190.

## Description

Forced onto the back foot by the coalition, Dong Zhuo abandoned Luoyang and moved the capital to Chang'an with the Son of Heaven, taking the Elixir with him. Lu Bu ensures its successful transportation, and then retreats in spite of his force being vastly superior.

The coalition continues onward to retake Luoyang, but unbeknownst to everyone, Dong Zhuo had committed an even more treacherous crime.

## Objective

Liberate Luoyang from the rampaging demons.

## Characters

* Yuan Shao
* Cao Cao (cutscene)
* Sun Jian
* Lady Zhen
* Liu Bei (reinforcement)
* Hong Jing
* Xielong
* Huang Gai
* Cheng Pu
* Niu Fu
* Yu Ji (cutscene)
* Zuo Ci (custcene)

## Enemies

* Demonized Fanatic
* Demonized Soldier
* Huoshu
* Dong Zhuo Soldier
* Dong Zhuo Officer
* Demonized Officer
* Corpse Demon
* Xielong
* Shuigui
* Demon Spider
* Niu Fu (NPC invader)
* Demonized Warlock
* Suanyu
* Taotie (boss)

## Reward

* Heatproof Ice x1
* Rank 5 Steel x2
* Wolf Fang Club x1
* Bronze Liubo Dice x1

## Collectables

* Luoyang Townswoman's Last Words
* Golden Cicada Shell x2
* Shitieshou
* Colorfully Shining Well Writings
* Dragon\_Vein Crystal
* Civil Officer's Last Words
* Tengshe's Jade (automatic)
Heishan Champion Footwear

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48

**Heishan Champion Footwear** is a Leg Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

These shoes covered with a hemp cloth sash are worn by formidable warriors who joined the Heishan Bandits.

They are well-suited for the outlaws' fighting style, which forgoes complicated troop movements and formations to focus on catching the enemy by surprise by utilizing mountain paths and treacherous terrain.

## Special Effects

### Fixed Special Effects

* Spirit Damage Taken in Desperate Condition -5.8%
Caliber of a Hero

**Caliber of a Hero** is a Sub Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. It take place in Xiaopei, Pei State, Yu Province, AD 198. Its unlocked after completing The Way of the Warrior.

## Description

Liu Bei is a man who enjoys the company of other brave warriors. Flashing a tenacious smile, he requests a small show of strength.

It would be an honor to clash swords with a legendary hero such as him. Witness the famed dual blades that rang across the battlefield at Zhongyuan.

## Reward

* Detox Jerky x1
* Bear Gall x1
* Rank 8 Steel x2
* Taishan Bandit Bracers x1
Bamboo Crossbow

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**Bamboo Crossbow** is a Crossbow range weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This simple bamboo crossbow with a bronze mechanism was widely used in the Later Han Empire, notably by the private armies of the most powerful families. It is slow to reload but makes up for this with formidable power from even a single bolt.

It saw widespread use in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, and in Qin it was mass-produced and became standard equipment. As it can be fired casually even by a peasant, those who take pride in their martial abilities look down upon it.
Corpse Demon

**Corpse Demon** is a headless human-like demon of a once fallen generals.

## Description

Corpse Demons are man-like demons bereft of their head. In ancient China, the heads of fallen generals would be collected as a measure of battle prowess. These generals once made a name for themselves, battling across the land, but ultimately succumbed amidst fierce battles, and their heads fell into the hands of nameless enemy soldiers. Their rage at being felled by common soldiers and their undying regret at failing their country condensed into Demonic Qi, animating their dead bodies once more. In the chaos of the Later Han period, many died violent deaths, leading to many Corpse Demons wandering the land.
Curse Star of Hejian Headband

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36
0

**Curse Star of Hejian Headband** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This headband worn by Yan Liang features a bronze adornment on the front.

A brave general praised as the foremost of the Hebei's Four Pillars of Yuan Shao's army. Yan Liang is now a demon transformed. The Demonic Qi has caused his head to warp into an even more ominous form.
Entertainer's Bandana

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18
18
36
0

**Entertainer's Bandana** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

An entertainer's golden silk bandana.

The wearers aim to please their audience with their singing and dancing, and with this showy headwear they can attract even more attention. The design is one popular in the Western Regions, lending their revelry a touch of exoticness.
Dauntless Tiger Servant Gauntlets

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0
0
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36

**Dauntless Tiger Servant Gauntlets** is a Arm Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Han Dang relies on these gauntlets consisting of a leather base fortified by iron lamellae.

They are a good match for a stoic warrior who eschews mobility in favor of a high level of protection. Han Dang can nonetheless swing a glaive with great ability thanks to his experience fighting in the harsh borderlands of You Province, during which time these gauntlets served him well.
Helmet of Rampancy

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0
0
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36
0

**Helmet of Rampancy** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Hua Xiong's trusty iron helmet is adorned with a white wolf's tail hair and has guard components to keep the mouth and nose protected.

When leading Dong Zhuo's elite Soaring Ursines, the helmeted Hua Xiong's mere glare would cause foes to retreat, and sow doubt among even the finest of the coalition's generals.
Five Minerals Powder

**Five Minerals Powder** is a consumable item used to prevent Morale Rank drop after next death.

## Description

Five Minerals Powder is a psychotropic drug made from five types of minerals. Use to prevent your Morale Rank from dropping the next time you die.

It is said that ingesting it allows Qi to be stored in the Elixir Field for a longer period of time. It is also believed that if you continue to drink it for several decades, you will become immortal. However, very few managed to live long enough to achieve this effect.
Aoye

**Aoye** is a demon cow with four horns and long hair.

## Description

### Entry 1

Aoye is a demon with four horns that takes the form of a cow. This atrocious monster uses its long hair to wrap around human prey, then skewers them with its large horns before eating them. Abruptly appearing at the summit of Mt. Tianzhushan after the Yellow Turban Rebellion had come to an end, Aoye turned the mountain into a den of demons. Its hair is said to serve as a disguise that allowed this hideous fiend to conceal itself amidst the summit's trees, preying on travelling ascetics one after another. The hair is also capable of stretching at incredible speed and precision that even the agile Zuo Ci could not fend off.

### Entry 2

In the western mountains section of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, it is described as having a pale body like a cow, four horns, and coarse hair that spreads out like a cloak. Fable has it that each and every black hair that covers the body is as hard as iron wire, so resilient that no swords or spears would piece into its flesh, and it brings fright and despair unto those who dare to take a last stand against this demon. Also know as Aohen, Aoye inhabits Mt. Sanweishan in the west. While generally feared as a predator, it is also seen as a symbol of the coming of winter, due to its long coat.

## Hidden Tomes

Hidden Wizardry Spell Tomes dropped by Aoye:

* Hidden Tome "Flashing Icicle"
* Hidden Tome "Noxious Bubbles"
* Hidden Tome "Water God's Blink"
* Hidden Tome "Domain of Dark Ice"
Gauntlets of Rushing

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36
0

**Gauntlets of Rushing** is a Arm Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Xiahou Yuan's arm protection is a pair of gauntlets made from leather with iron lamellae layered on top.

The design of these gauntlets offers a decent balance between protection and weight, and they have been modified to protect the inside of the arm from the whip of a bowstring. As Xiahou Yuan excelled in ambushing the enemy, this armor complements his style of fast-paced combat perfectly.
Greaves of the Leader of Lords

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48

**Greaves of the Leader of Lords** is a Leg Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

The Leader of Lords' trusty shin guards are attached to his striking boots.

They have markings in gold that compliments the rest of the armor and emphasize the wearer's nobility. Although they are weighty, they have no easily exploitable areas, and were therefore valued by Yuan Shao, who was highly cautious and at times suffered from nervousness.
Han Dang

**Han Dang** is a warrior hailing from Tuyin County of Youbeiping Commandery and serving Sun Jian. His courtesy name is Demou.

## Character Directory

### Entry 1

Han Dang, courtesy name Yigong, is a warrior hailing from Lindgzhi County of Liaoxi Commandery, You Province.

As a skilled mounted archer possessing uncanny strength, he was headhunted by Sun Jian to serve in his army. In battle, he would always fight in the vanguard, paying little heed to danger, and put many bandits to the sword this way. Sun Jian made note of this bravery and appointed him as major of his own unit. He continued to work as one of the Sun ckan's top brass and served alongside Cheng Pu and Huang Gai to support their lord and strengthen his hold in Wu. While his exploits lacked the storytelling potential of his comrades, he was deeply trusted by his lords for his strict adherence to proper military conduct and chain of command.

### Entry 2

Under Sun Jian, he took part in the campaign against Dong Zhuo. After Dong Zhuo fled from Luoyang, he stayed in the ruined city to manage affairs after the conflict while Sun Jian rushed off to Xiangyang. After learning of Sun Jian's tragic death in Xiangyang, Han Dang, Cheng Pu, and Huang Gai entreated the protagonist to duel with them in order to hone their skills, so that they might better serve Sun Jian's successor, Sun Ce. Through their fight with the protagonist, the three were able to overcome Sun Jian's passing and went to play a huge role in Sun Ce's rise to power in Jiangdong. Even as leadership was passed down to Sun Quan, Cheng Pu remained vigilant as ever, assisting in the establishment of Wu.

## Hidden Tomes

Hidden Wizardry Spell Tomes dropped by Han Dang:

* Hidden Tome "Stone Bastion"
* Hidden Tome "Noxious Bubbles"
* Hidden Tome "Heaven's Boulder"
* Hidden Tome "Domain of Ochre Stone"
Planet Fantasy Rotterdam

"The hottest place to be near Albany" was established July 3, 2006. 17 years later and it is still a fun family amusement centre for New Yorker families!

## Reviews

* "My brother, my nephew and my daughter love it here and so do I! We especially enjoy gaming at Noah and Mimi's."-Mel
* "I've been since I was 3 back in January 2007. Now that I am a young man, I still like the shops and games at PF Rotterdam!"-Ryland, age 18
* "Since opening day, I've been with Cousin Ryland. Now that I am a young lady, I still love the train ride!"-Roxanna, age 19
* "My niece and my son have been going since they were little. Now that they're young adults, they still love to ride the rides!"-Ryland's dad

## Rides

Freddy's Flyers

Zach's Zipper

TBC

## Dining

* The Golden Fry
* Bowls
* Mama Lou's Blues Grill

## Attractions

* Noah and Mimi's
* Fantasy Quest
* Kidland
* Joe and Jack's
Cavalry Javelin

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**Cavalry Javelin** is a Spear melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This javelin has a steel handle and is specialized for throwing. Light cavalry forces used it as their main weapon to enable their highly mobile style of fighting.

The weight provided by the iron handle means that, unlike a regular spear that uses a mix of bamboo and wood, it has considerable force when thrown. In their wars with foreign tribes, the Han armies mass-produced these javelins as their trump card, and launched them en masse to rain terror upon the enemy.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Horn Strike
* Antelope Horn
* Falcon Strike

### Possible Special Effects

* Spirit Gain +2.0%
* Lightning Attack Power +15
* Guard Spirit Consumption -2.1%
* Positive Effect Duration +2.5%
Dragon Strategist Set

**Dragon Strategist Set** is a Light Armor Set piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Its typically worn by Blindfolded Youth.

## Set Pieces

This armor set consists of 3 armor pieces: Head, Chest and Leg.

* Dragon Strategist's Hair Wrap
* Dragon Strategist's Coat
* Dragon Strategist's Footwear

## Set Bonus

* This armor set doesn't have a Set Bonus.
Guandu

**Guandu** is a stage/location in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Located in Henan Commandery, Sili Province, the players visits it during AD 200.

## Description

This crossing of the Qushui Canal provides access across the southeastern Yellow River via a network of canals.

The Qushui Canal was developed in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods by Wei State. It was integrated into a complex waterway system, along with the Pushui and Jishui Rivers to the east of the Wei capital of Daliang City, and the Honggou Canal to the south. As a strategic point linking the north and south, Cao Cao had a well-defended fortress built here, which nonetheless fell to Yuan Shao's relentless advance. Yuan Shao then had his vast supply of Elixir brought here, and the Demonic Qi it released engulfed the fortress, transforming it into something hitherto only seen in nightmares.
Assassin Cap

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36
18
0
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18

**Assassin Cap** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This conical hat with a silk cord is worn by assassins.

Assassins are known for a way of life summed up by a quote from the Records of the Grand Historian: "Die for the one who recognizes your true self". Failing to kill a target was therefore a fate worse than death; execution after being discovered was an end they could be satisfied with if they had gotten their mark, and in the shade of this hat would lie a bloodstained smile.
Baishe

**Baishe** is the pet snake of Lady Zhen who became a demon after influence of Demonic Qi.

## Description

### Entry 1

Baishe is a demon that bears the torse of a woman and the body of a snake. Once a pet snake of Lady Zhen, it was dreadfully transformed under influence of Demonic Qi. This fiendish serpent assaulted and killed any that tried to approach Lady Zhen, who had been imprisoned in Luoyang after being captured by Zhang Rang. The twin snakes that draped around Baishe would not let go of the prey they bit on until it was dead, and woould effortlessly break bones with their powerful tails. Lore has it that Zhang Rang's men would eventually keep clear of Lady Zhen's cell, in fear of the soundless dark where Baishe may be lurking.

### Entry 2

Since antiquity, Baishe has been depicted as a mysterious creature. According to the Records of the Grand Historian, Liu Bang, the first emperor of the Former Han, slew a white snake on Mt. Mangdangshan in the course of his rebellion against Qin. That snake was supposedly the child of one of the Five Emperors, Bai Di. Besides this, common Chinese folklore also mentions Baishe. A legend from the Tang period describes it to be a creature that disguises itself as a beautiful woman and devours hopeful young men. In subsequent eras, however, folklore made varying representations of its nature. Some folklore tells the tale of Baishe achieving immortality as a result of a long ascetic practice and marrying a human.

## Hidden Tomes

Hidden Wizardry Spell Tomes dropped by Baishe:

* Hidden Tome "Miasmic Curse"
* Hidden Tome "Noxious Bubbles"
* Hidden Tome "Metallic Execution"
* Hidden Tome "Virulent Rush"
Flying General's Bow

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C-

**Flying General's Bow** is a Bow range weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This horn bow was favored by Lu Bu. A beautiful golden dragon is enshrined at the upper nock of this bow.

This precious item was given by Emperor Wu of the Former Han to the so-called Flying General, Li Guang. Upon delving into the Luoyang vaults, Dong Zhuo discovered this weapon and took it for his own. Then, in commemoration of Lu Bu's might, Dong Zhuo gifted the weapon along with the horse Red Hare to Lu Bu.

Using this bow, Lu Bu pierced through a soldier standing 200 paces away and hit the tip of a halberd posted on a gate some 150 paces away with his arrows. The tip of the halberd attests to the veracity of the nickname "Flying General".
Fidelity Set

**Fidelity Set** is a Medium Armor Set piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Its typically worn by Taishi Ci.

## Set Pieces

This armor set consists of 4 armor pieces: Head, Chest, Arm and Leg, and a weapon.

* Premier Virtue
* Helmet of Fidelity
* Armor of Fidelity
* Gauntlets of Fidelity
* Greaves of Fidelity

## Set Bonus

This armor set bonus is called **Steadfast Loyalty**. Depending on the amount of set item equipped, player gains various special effects.

* *2 pieces*: Movement Speed Increases While Aiming
* *3 pieces*: Ranged Attack Damage +12.9%
* *4 pieces*: Damage Received While Attacking -6.4%
* *5 pieces*: Long Sword Spirit Damage +13.9%
Evil Taoist Leglets

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48
24
0
24
0

**Evil Taoist Leglets** is a Leg Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A black cloth wrapped haphazardly around the legs, worn by Yu Ji.

Although Yu Ji is now over a hundred years old, his use of Demonic Qi has allowed him to maintain the same power that he boasted at his peak years. His legs, stifled in black cloth, walk the delusional path to the immortal realm without war, and without death.
Cold-Forged Steel

**Cold-Forged Steel** is an upgrade material used in the Forge to upgrade weapons.

## Description

Steel produced using a rather unorthodox technique. Used at the blacksmith to upgrade weapons.

Whereas ordinary steel is created through the application of intense heat, this special type of tempered steel is forged at a low temperature. Impervious to rust even over a great length of time, its most notable feature is the elegant yet mysterious wave pattern on its surface. A weapon made with this steel will have a particularly sharp edge, and fetch an extremely high price.
Armor of the Leader of Lords

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60

**Armor of the Leader of Lords** is a Chest Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This thick armor worn by Yuan Shao is made from sturdy iron and top-quality leather emblazoned with markings in gold.

All areas are fully defended, with no weak points, even at the neck. When facing off with Gongsun Zan of Beiping Commandery, Yuan Shao contracted the Wuhuan tribes located at his enemy's rear and was thus able to catch him in a crushing pincer. This kind of meticulousness and wariness is also on display in his armor.
Da Qiao

**Da Qiao** is a young lady hailing from Lujiang Commandery and the wife of Sun Ce.

## Character Directory

### Entry 1

Da Qiao is a young lady hailing from Lujiang Commandery. Her father is Qiao Gong, she is the sister of Xiao Qiao, and she is married to Sun Ce. She and Xiao Qiao are known as the Two Qiaos of Jiangdong, sisters that are said to be breathtakingly beautiful. Despite conducting herself with a refined elegance, she is still full of youthful energy and has a gentle demeanor. her beauty was later said to rival that of the Four Great Beauties of China, Xi Shi, Wang Zhaojun, Diao Chan, and Yang Yuhuan. In Romance of the Three Kingdoms, she is described as being so beautiful that when she passed by, fish sank, birds fell from the sky, the moon hid behind the clouds, and flowers wilted in shame.

### Entry 2

She was abducted and used as bait by the Taoist in Black to lure out Sun Jian. The conditions for her release were that Sun Jian become the Taoist's ally. Sun Jian refused this offer and hastened to free Da Qiao. Giving up on negotiating, Yu Ji attempted to shoot Da Qiao with Elixir-laced arrows. Sun Jian saved her but at the cost of being turned into a demon himself. Da Qiao was then rescued by Sun Ce and Sun Quan, who arrived shortly after their father. Together with Sun Ce and Quan, she watched over Sun Jian in his last moments after he was defeated by the protagonist.
Brocade Sail Captain Bandana

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18
36
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18

**Brocade Sail Captain Bandana** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

The preferred brocade headwear of Gan Ning, which he wraps around his long hair.

By opting to wear a stylish bandana instead of defensive headwear on the battlefield, Gan Ning displays his confidence in his abilities. The flamboyance for which the Brocade Sail Pirates were famous is also apparent from their captain's bandana, with its eye-catching contrast of red and black.
Etiquette

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C-

**Etiquette** is a Sword melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A self-defense weapon adored by the puppets from a distant, bizarre world, this sword disguised as a fashionable umbrella clearly demonstrates the wielder's readiness to attack.

One's social status and dignity are evident not only in the ballroom, but also on the battlefield. Bearers of these exotic swords carefully maintain their poise on both stages.
Brocade Sail Pirate's Scribblings

**Brocade Sail Pirate's Scribblings** is a key item.

## Description

Tablet found abroad a white-sailed warship. It appears to have been written by the ship's captain.

"--When did the Jing Province navy that attacked us reach such a scale... The Great River was our domain, and we've been reduced to this... We'll just have to withdraw and wait for our moment. It will strike back and retake this river...--"
Fengxi

**Fengxi** is a demon resembling a boar. In Chinese mythology, it is a symbol of wanton violence and greed, first appearing in the time of Emperor Yao (one of the legendary Five Emperors), and sowed terror as it rampaged across the land with its deadly tusks.

## Description

### Entry 1

Fengxi is a demon resembling a boar. It features in Chinese mythology as a symbol of wanton violence and greed. Its appetite is insatiable, and it will lay total waste to farmland, devouring livestock and people too slow to escape. It had been tamed by Zhang Bao, General of Earth, and kept caged at Mt. Dongshan's execution ground. Those who defied the Yellow Turbans were brought to the ground and exposed to Fengxi's wrath. These murders were considered by Zhang Bao to be sacrificial rituals in the name of the divine Taiyi.

### Entry 2

Fengxi first appeared in the time of Emperor Yao (one of the legendary Five Emperors) and sowed terror as it rampaged across the land with its immense bulk and deadly tusks. A valiant few stood against it, but they could not penetrate the demon's thick, Demonic Qi-coated hide. The Chu Ci anthology claims it was captured after the hero Yi, on the orders of Emperor Yao, pierced its legs with arrows. The Western Han period work Huainanzi coined a Chengyu idiom that compares cruel people or countries with boars and snakes, and this was partly inspired by Fengxi.

## Hidden Tomes

Hidden Wizardry Spell Tomes dropped by Fengxi:

* Hidden Tome "Noxious Bubbles"
* Hidden Tome "Devouring Flames"
* Hidden Tome "Metallic Execution"
* Hidden Tome "Domain of Pale Toxin"
Crouching Dragons' Fierce Rumble

### Boss

Baishe, Xiahou Dun (demon), Blindfolded Boy, Liu Bei (demon), Zhang Liao, Hong Jing, Lu Bu (demon)

**Crouching Dragons' Fierce Rumble** is a Sub Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. It take place in Baima & Yanjin, Dong Commandery, Yan Province, AD 20X.

## Description

Although the Elixir caused turmoil that engulfed the entirety of the land, it has also brought forth countless heroes. The chivalrous spirits of these warriors whom you fought alongside, and at times crossed swords with, shall continue to live on in the Qi that flows through your veins.

Engage in a rematch against these crouching dragons, and prove that you're ready for any evil you may encounter on your long journey.

Note: In this battlefield, Morale Points lost upon your death cannot be redeemed when rechallenging your foe.

## Characters

* Baishe
* Xiahou Dun (demon)
* Blindfolded Boy
* Liu Bei (demon)
* Zhang Liao
* Hong Jing
* Lu Bu (demon)

## Enemies

* Baishe (boss)
* Xiahou Dun (demon) (boss)
* Blindfolded Boy (boss)
* Liu Bei (demon) (boss)
* Zhang Liao (boss)
* Hong Jing (boss)
* Lu Bu (demon) (boss)

## Reward

* Master Smith Hammer x1
* Golden Staff of King Yufu x1
* Spear of King Fuchai x1
* Dual Halberds of Lady Hao x1
Guigugou Valley

**Guigugou Valley** is a stage/location in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Located in Zhao County, Ji Province, the players visits it during AD 184.

## Description

A mystical valley in the heart of the Taihang Mountains. Around the time of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, it is said to have been the home of the sage Guiguizi.

Together with his disciples Su Qin and Zhang Yi, the sage is believed to have built paths and rope bridges across the deep and perilous valley, leading to a secluded cave where he studied rhetoric alongside a spring from which wisdom itself would spout.

In the several hundreds years that have since passed, the now-desolate valley has been profaned by the occult rituals of the Taiping Taoism and has become home to bandits and religious fanatics.
Chivalrous Swordsman Dual Swords

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**Chivalrous Swordsman Dual Swords** is a Dual Swords melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A set of swords wielded by a chivalrous swordsman who has honed their fighting skills throughout their life.

The sharp straight blades are of refined steel, and as the user values function over form, the handle has a cord to assist grip. These blades were the companions of the unarmored swordsman who took to assisting those in need based on moral principal. Resisting authority and working to bring down the corrupt, these swordsman were a symbol of righteousness. The Han society in which they lived was one that placed emphasis on military might, and killing was often overlooked if supported by a just cause.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Skyward Evergreen
* Bamboo Sever
* Sudden Tornado
General of Man Greaves

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8
16
0
0

**General of Man Greaves** is a Leg Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Sturdy leather greaves favored by the General of Man, Zhang Liang.

Leather boots bearing an ominous yet gorgeous design. Features a spread of variegated spikes that mimic the starry night sky, a nod to the Yellow Heaven. When Zhang Liang takes a step, adherents of the Yellow heaven rejoice, as they sense the coming of their paradise. Meanwhile, these bizarre boots are the last sight for many an imperial soldier trampled beneath his feet.

## Special Effects

### Possible Special Effects

* Elemental Damage +2.5%
* HP +12
* Deflect Spirit Consumption -1.8%
* Spirit Damage to Enemies with Negative Effect +3.1%
* Spirit Damage Taken in Desperate Condition -4.1%
* Positive Effect Duration +2.4%
* Spirit Damage to Enemies with Poison +2.6%
Dragon Strategist's Footwear

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24
0
48
0
24

**Dragon Strategist's Footwear** is a Chest Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

These shoes are made from cloth and were worn throughout the Dragon Strategist's days as a recluse.

His legs are entirely covered by his deep garments, the standard attire of scholars, which are light and comfortable, through unsuited for horse-riding. It is believed that the dragon Strategist was carried around battlefields in a white palanquin, and that he would issue orders from a vantage point above the battle. His extraordinary capabilities left his adversaries in awe as they could not believe the accuracy with which he read situations.
Blue-Eyed Child Gauntlets

## Elemental Resistances

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0
36
0
0
0

**Blue-Eyed Child Gauntlets** is a Arm Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Arm guards worn by Sun Quan that feature leather vambraces reinforced with metal lamellae.

From an early age, Sun Quan aided his father and elder brother, not only helping formulate strategies, but also appearing on the battlefield, sword drawn, fighting courageously in dangerous situations. These arm guards bare remnants of sweat, spattered blood, and scratches from bowstring releases.
Entertainer Footwear

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24
24
48
0

**Entertainer Footwear** is a Leg Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

These cloth shoes favored by entertainers are made with thin soles for ease of movement.

Created for dancing, these shoes are sturdy yet light. Catching a glimpse of the bronze beads adorning the waist and the beautifully embroidered loincloth of a dancing figure can bring temporary tranquillity to a world in chaos.
Disheartened Yuan Soldier's Note

**Disheartened Yuan Soldier's Note** is a key item.

## Description

Tablet found on the battlefield at Guandu. It appears to have been left by one of Yuan Shao's soldiers.

"--At last, the Thunder Catapult is in place. They say that it was Cao Cao's army who originally designed this siege weapon. They ordered me to launch it into the middle of the battle between both armies... So we are not only using demons, but also killing our own in the crossfire? The higher-ups have lost their damn minds.--"
Brocade Sail Captain Gauntlets

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18
36
0
0
18

**Brocade Sail Captain Gauntlets** is a Arm Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

For arm guards, Gan Ning employs four overlapping layers of iron lamellae.

The durable iron atop the leather and silk bracers achieves the dual goal of high maneuverability and firm protection from all forms of attack. However, it is clear that Gan Ning is not content for his equipment to be merely practical, as he has affixed the feathers of his favored bird, the crow, as decoration.
Guard Poleaxe

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C-
D-

**Guard Poleaxe** is a Poleaxe melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This iron weapon with an engraving of a beast was commonly used by guards at ceremonies and by the security personnel of nobility. The axe blade of refined steel is highly lethal as well as sturdy, forcing a would-be assailant to think twice.

In the late Han period of militarization and cultural decay, visits from assassins were a regular occurrence for many lords. They therefore needed to be guarded as they went about their important duties. On the other hand, some were motivated by vanity to build up oversized escort units as a display of grandeur.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Rock Crash
* Impregnable Keep
Gan Jiang and Mo Ye

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D-
A-

**Gan Jiang and Mo Ye** is a Dual Swords melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A pair of legendary swords. The male sword, Gan Jiang, has a tortoiseshell pattern while the female sword, Mo Ye, has a water ripple pattern.

During the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, Gan Jiang was ordered by the King of Wu to forge a precious sword. But his forge burned cold, hindering the blade's forging. Upon seeing this, his wife, Mo Ye, followed an ancient tale and upon purifying her body by cutting her hair and nails, threw herself into the forge. Her soul burned bright in the forge, giving birth to these legendary swords.

Over the following centuries, Gan Jiang and Mo Ye would appear and vanish without a trace. Once, it is said that they were unearthed, but then suddenly transformed into twin dragons and leapt into a river and were never seen again.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Skyward Evergreen
* Sudden Tornado
* Blossom Stream
* Peach Blossom
* Beckoning Pine
* Waving Willow
Helmet of Boldness

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0
0
0
0
36

**Helmet of Boldness** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

An iron helmet adorned with large swan feathers that is favored by Zhao Yun.

A simple helmet formed of meticulously joined, quality iron plates that employs fur around the articulated plates that protect the ears. In You Province, where Zhao Yun spent his youth fighting, winters were long, and the temperature was often below freezing, necessitating not only defense against swords, but the elements too.
Fierce Zhang Fei Set

**Fierce Zhang Fei Set** is a Light Armor Set piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Its typically worn by Zhang Fei.

## Set Pieces

This armor set consists of 4 armor pieces: Head, Chest, Arm and Leg, and a weapon.

* Invictus Serpent Spear
* Fierce Zhang Fei Bandana
* Fierce Zhang Fei Armor
* Fierce Zhang Fei Gauntlets
* Fierce Zhang Fei Footwear

## Set Bonus

This armor set bonus is called **Rival of the Masses**. Depending on the amount of set item equipped, player gains various special effects.

* *2 pieces*: Martial Arts Spirit Consumption -1.4%
* *3 pieces*: Spirit Gain +1.9%
* *4 pieces*: Damage Received While Attacking -2.7%
* *5 pieces*: Martial Arts Damage +6.0%
Grace of Daode Tianzun the Pure One

**Grace of Daode Tianzun the Pure One** is a Grace Set in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Set Pieces

The Grace set consists of 6 random armor and weapon pieces. Only 5-star equipment available on "Rising Dragon" difficulty can have a Grace bonus. Additionally, only items not belonging to an already existing set bonus can have a Grace bonus.

## Set Bonus

This grace set bonus is called **Grace of Daode Tianzun the Pure One**. Depending on the amount of set item equipped, player gains various special effects.

* *2 pieces*: Deflect Spirit Consumption -2.1%
* *3 pieces*: Haste upon Deflection
* *4 pieces*: Spirit Gain from Deflecting +3.8%
* *5 pieces*: Damage Amplification upon Deflecting Counterattack
* *6 pieces*: Principle of Daode

### Principle of Daode

When you successfully deflect, you will gain up to 5 stacks of Principle of Lingbao.

Principle of Lingbao - Each stack increases HP damage dealt and normal attack Spirit gain.
Desolate Waterside Village

**Desolate Waterside Village** is a Main Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty - Upheaval in Jingxiang. It take place in Secluded Waterside Village, Nanyang Commandery, Jing Province, AD 201.

## Description

Even after the death of Yu Ji, Jing Province continued to suffer from the catastrophe his Elixir had wrought. Tracing the flow of the Demonic Qi still plaguing the land, you eventually arrive in a deserted village in Jing Province.

## Objective

Investigate the village with the Young Warrior.

## Characters

* Guan Ping
* Yuan Shu (cutscene)
* Guan Yu (cutscene)
* Lady Mi (cutscene)

## Enemies

* Shrimp Soldier
* Demonized Officer
* Demon Spider
* Zhuyan
* Changgui
* Demonized Soldier
* Shuigui
* Demonized Fanatic
* Huodou
* Zhupolong
* Ji Ling (NPC)
* Demonized Warlock
* Huoshu
* Shuyao (boss)

## Reward

* Detox Jerky x1
* Tiger Seal x2
* Thorn Whip x1
* Chest Armor [3\*] x1

## Collectables

* Shitieshou x2
* Dragon Vein Essence
* Waterside Village Elder's Note x1
Helmet of Staunchness

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0
36
0
0
0

**Helmet of Staunchness** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A helmet favored by Xiahou Dun that features a white pheasant feather decoration.

A sophisticated, sturdy helmet that features simple coloration. Xiahou Dun was known for his ferocity and gained much prestige throughout the army. He also preferred simplicity, eschewing unnecessary frills. Cao Cao placed a great deal of trust in Xiahou Dun and treated him as an equal out of respect.
Cavalry Halberd

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D-
E-

**Cavalry Halberd** is a Halberd melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A refined halberd made of steel. The latest model of halberd born from improvements to the production process.

With the progression from bronze to iron, destructive power increased and by moving from previous piecemeal construction methods to one-piece forging, the process was also improved. Infantries of the Later Han would typically carry one of these along with a shield, using the shield to fend off cavalry charges and falling arrows, then finishing off the opponent with a thrust from their halberd. Seasoned soldiers would swing these from on horseback, then trample their foes.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Dragontail Whip
* Dragon Flash
* Wyvern Claw
* Horn Strike
Grace of Taihao the Azure Emperor

**Grace of Taihao the Azure Emperor** is a Grace Set in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Set Pieces

The Grace set consists of 6 random armor and weapon pieces. Only 5-star equipment available on "Rising Dragon" difficulty can have a Grace bonus. Additionally, only items not belonging to an already existing set bonus can have a Grace bonus.

## Set Bonus

This grace set bonus is called **Grace of Taihao the Azure Emperor**. Depending on the amount of set item equipped, player gains various special effects.

* *2 pieces*: Restore HP +1.9%
* *3 pieces*: Wood Phase Spell Spirit Consumption -2.1%
* *4 pieces*: Damage Amplification upon Fatal Strike on Enemy
* *5 pieces*: Damage Dealt in Perfect Condition +8.7%
* *6 pieces*: Subtlety of Wood Phase

### Subtlety of Wood Phase

Requires a Wood Virtue value of 70 or greater to activate. When you successfully deflect a Critical Blow, you will gain Subtlety of Wood Phase. This positive effect is permanent and cannot be removed.

Subtlety of Wood Phase - Increases HP damage dealt and normal attack Spirit gain, and reduces HP damage received.
Armor of Rampancy

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0
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60
0

**Armor of Rampancy** is a Chest Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This thick armor favored by Hua Xiong has sizeable iron lamellae woven together with a bear's pelt.

It consists of spiked shoulders plates, a pelt to wrap around the chest, with bear fangs as decoration, and thigh guards to protect below the waist. Equipped with this, Hua Xiong is the most dangerous man on most battlefields as he bravely leads the Soaring Ursines from the front like an impenetrable charging fortress.
A Brief Explanation of Sun Tzu

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3
0
0

**A Brief Explanation of Sun Tzu** is an Accessory piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

These bamboo slips are inscribed with the 13 chapters of The Art of War, with annotations by the warlord Cao Cao.

Cao Cao is also a respected writer, poet, and military thinker, and a voracious reader who has a text to hand even during marches. While young, he read works from the Hundred Schools of Thought, and took a particular interest in military texts. He transcribed some ancient works, and even went so far as to produce these notes on The Art of War, which were later relied upon by the prominent Tang general Li Jing.
Assassin Garb

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30
0
0
30

**Assassin Garb** is a Chest Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

The protection for an assassin's torse is this black upper garment with a leather chest guard.

Its dye allows the assassin to blend into the night while moving silently thanks to the minimalism of the leather component. It has no function other than to enable the duty-bound assassin to fulfill his objective. The Records of Grand Historian quotes Jing Ke before his failed attempt to kill the First Emperor of Qin: "I am chilled by the howling wind and the freezing water of the Yi River as I set out on this grave journey, never to return". The journey to kill a target was often the last an assassin would make. He therefore had no need for more than the minimum of defensive equipment.
Bronze Spear

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E-

**Bronze Spear** is a Slashing Spear melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A slim, sharp slashing spear made of bronze. Its ease of use and production made it popular up until the Former Han period.

A predecessor to the halberd and naginata, it was capable not only of piercing, but also slashing. It was more versatile than the spears used by cavalry that excelled at thrusting, making them indispensable for typical foot soldiers. Although the materials used changed over time, the design endured. This was a standard weapon for armies from antiquity up to the Tang period.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Dragontail Whip
* Emerging Dragon
* Horn Strike
* Dragon Flash

### Possible Special Effects

* Spirit Damage to Enemies with Burn +3.2%
* Spell Duration +5.0%
Blue-Eyed Child Armor

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0
0
0

**Blue-Eyed Child Armor** is a Chest Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Chest armor preferred by Sun Quan that combines composite leather with a waist cloth and thigh guards featuring tiger fur.

Sun Quan was born with a long upper body and short legs, which facilitated his skill at riding horseback and his excellent archery capabilities. His ability to hunt down fierce tigers and his skills that are lauded even by enemy generals are both made possible by this light, yet sturdy armor.
Civil Officer's Last Words

**Civil Officer's Last Words** is a key item.

## Description

Tablet found in the treasure vaults of Luoyang. It appears to have been written by a civil officer.

"--We were captured by one of Dong Zhuo's lackeys and forced to drink some strange concoction, but I managed to slip away and escape to this vault. This was a forbidden quarter, but with the city in chaos, that no longer matters. besides, it feels as though my body is on fire... Blood. I crave blood...--"
Evil Taoist Set

**Evil Taoist Set** is a Light Armor Set piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Its typically worn by Yu Ji.

## Set Pieces

This armor set consists of 4 armor pieces: Head, Chest, Arm and Leg, and a weapon.

* Sword of Yu the Great
* Evil Taoist Headpiece
* Evil Taoist Cloak
* Evil Taoist Bracelets
* Evil Taoist Leglets

## Set Bonus

This armor set bonus is called **Instigator of Evil**. Depending on the amount of set item equipped, player gains various special effects.

* *2 pieces*: Spirit Gain from Deflecting +2.2%
* *3 pieces*: Elemental Damage +2.4%
* *4 pieces*: Damage Amplification on Enemy upon Wizardry Spell
* *5 pieces*: Wizardry Spell Damage +6.7%
Blue-Eyed Child's Ambition

**Blue-Eyed Child's Ambition** is a Sub Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty - Conqueror of Jiangdong. It take place in Mt. Tianzhushan, Lujiang Commandery, Yang Province, AD 195. Its unlocked after completing Most Intimidating Swordplay.

## Description

The Sun clan's younger leader has lost both his father and elder brother, yet is unwavering in his resolve to guide his remaining followers. The first step of this effort will be to recruit the best talents to his cause. A certain chivalrous warrior, who has crossed swords with many elite generals and is known as the vanquisher of Yu Ji, is the first to receive a message of summons.

Any father would be proud of a son like Sun Zhongmou... How impressive is it that he has come to possess a king-like tolerance in such a short time? It seems the only option is to go and provide him with your response.

## Reward

* Five Minerals Powder x1
* Genuine Qi Crystal x1
* Majestic Crimson x1
* Bamboo Bow x1
Elixir

**Elixir** is a consumable item used to raise Morale Rank and Spirit gain.

## Description

Raises Morale Rank and increases Spirit gain when used, but causes Spirit to slowly decrease over time.

Elixir is a medicine made with Chinese alchemy. It has the power to revitalize one's Elixir Field - parts of the body that work as energy centers - and raise their Qi in order to increase Morale. However, an overdose can cause one to lose their mind. Irresponsible use is hence strictly prohibited.
Dong Zhuo Soldier Cap

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0
18
36
18

**Dong Zhuo Soldier Cap** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Headwear worn by Dong Zhuo's soldiers, consisting of a tough leather cap, which was fashioned for the Han imperial army, donned over a bandana.

It is said that Dong Zhuo had but a few men serving him when he first came to Luoyang from Liang Province. In order to increase his influence, he assimilated the late General-in-Chief He Jin's troops, had his political rivals assassinated, and strengthened his military might.
Giant Wrestler Gauntlets

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0
0
60
0
0

**Giant Wrestler Gauntlets** is a Arm Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

These gauntlets, worn by giant wrestlers known for their strength, combine a leather arm guard with a bronze plate for reinforcement.

The fists of such a man backed up by his musclebound arms deal damage equal to most weapons, with the incredible feats of the strongest men of yore including pulling out a live ox's horns and lifting a thousand-kan weight one-handed. With a suitable hefty weapon to hand, the slashes of these giant wrestlers fill the air with flying body parts.
Armor of Fealty

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60
0
0

**Armor of Fealty** is a Chest Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Tiger engravings adorn the abdominal plates of Xu Chu's treasured armor.

It is easy to move in, with a shoulder plate removed on one side of the double-pieced cuirass. After pledging his allegiance to Cao Cao, Xu Chu was made captain of the "Tiger Warriors", a trusted unit of bodyguards consisting of men he had previously fought with. On the battlefield, he would prowl wherever Cao Cao went like a ferocious tiger, intimidating with his mere gaze. his gaze grew yet sharper when he stood beside his lord, the one who shared his cause. Equipped with this armor, his strength of will was obvious to see.
An Everlasting Regret

**An Everlasting Regret** is a Sub Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty - Battle of Zhongyuan. It take place in Yuan, Nanyang Commandery, Jing Province, AD 197. Its unlocked after completing In the Name of Elai.

## Description

Cao Cao barely managed to escape with his life from Yuan City, having once again found himself in hostile territory thanks to Zhang Xiu's revolt. His remaining concern was the whereabouts of his eldest son, Cao Ang, who had given his own horse so that Cao Cao could escape.

To confirm the safety of Cao Cao's son, you return to Yuan City, still surrounded by enemy soldiers.

## Enemies

* Demonized Fanatic
* Demonized Soldier
* Demonized Officer
* Changgui
* Huoshu
* Demonized Warlock
* Corpse Demon
* Dogs
* Suanyu
* Shuigui
* Zhuyan
* Huodou

## Reward

* Handheld Gong x1
* Xiliang Iron Cavalry's Gloves x1
* Prestige Scholar's Cap x1
* Beast King Cestuses x1

## Collectables

* Taiping Scriptures - Man
* Shitieshou
* Dian Wei's Blood-Written Testament
* Cao Ang's Saddle
Heishan Bandit Bracers

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0
0
18
18
36

**Heishan Bandit Bracers** is a Arm Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This scruffy cloth is the arm protection for outlaws belonging to the Heishan Bandits.

It is virtually useless when faced with any substantial attack, but that is of no concern to untrained vagrant fighters. Instead of besting the enemy through superior equipment, their best bet at survival is to overwhelm with numbers and fight like possessed men.