Han Dang

Marquis of the Stone City 石城侯

**Horsebow** 弓骑
Han Dang can use any equipment cards as *Attacks*. When he uses equipment cards as an *Attack*, the *Attack* has unlimited range.

**Relief** 解烦
When anyone is on the brink of death, Han Dang can *Attack* the character who is currently taking their turn. If the *Attack* hits, no damage is dealt, but instead acts as if Han Dang used a *Peach* on the dying character. This ability can only be activated outside of Han Dang's turn.

**Clarification:**

* The suit of the *Attack* produced from "Horsebow" is the same as that of the equipment card used in this power.
* Han Dang's "Horsebow" can be activated with equipped equipment or equipment cards in his hand.
* Han Dang can use the abilities of an equipped weapon when he activates "Horsebow" so long as he is not using this card to activate the ability.
* In order to activate "Relief," Han Dang needs to produce an *Attack*. He cannot *Attack* automatically.
* Han Dang can only activate "Relief" once per instance that somebody is brought to the brink of death. In other words, he cannot continue to *Attack* the source until they can no longer *Escape*.
* When activating "Relief," Han Dang can ignore range restrictions even if he is not using "Horsebow."
* When Han Dang activates "Relief," the opponent's armor and character abilities go into effect. For example, a character using the *Eight Trigrams* armor can flip a judgement card to potentially evade the *Attack* and make Han Dang's power fail. For an additional example, consider Yu Jin. If Han Dang uses a black-suited *Attack* on Yu Jin, "Heavy Resolve" will render the *Attack* ineffective and Han Dang will not be able to provide a *Peach* for the victim.
* Han Dang can activate "Horsebow" to use an equipment card as an *Attack* when he wants to activate "Relief."
* Han Dang can activate "Relief" when he is on the brink of death in an attempt to save himself.
* If a character dies during their own turn, Han Dang can activate "Relief" on them to save them.
* Han Dang cannot use "Relief" during Jia Xu's turn because "Relief" is considered using a *Peach* instead of just increasing the target's health, which is prevented by Jia Xu's "Complete Kill" ability.

* "Relief" is particularly effective against weak characters killing other weak characters. A character with few units of health and only one *Escape* may not want to use it if they are scared that they will die outside of their turn.
* "Horsebow" is useful when trying to finish off a weak enemy who is far away from Han Dang.
* "Horsebow" is mainly useful when not used in conjunction with "Relief," as equipment cards are usually more useful than infinite-range *Attacks.*
* When Han Dang has few cards or few units of health remaining, "Relief" becomes a lot less effective and is mainly used when he is trying to save himself.

**Notable Combinations:**

* Wu Guo Tai/Zhang He/Zhang Zhao & Zhang Hong - These characters can easily help Han Dang acquire equipment cards for his abilities.

* Sun Quan (as king) - Han Dang's abilities can more easily activate Sun Quan's "Rescued" when he is on the brink of death and heal him two units of health.

* Zhen Ji/Liu Shan/Zhang Jiao/Yu Jin/Younger Zhuge Liang - These characters have abilities that protect them from *Attacks* and make it more difficult for him to activate "Relief."

 Loyalist
 Rebel
 Spy

**Final Remarks:**

Han Dang seems to fit in well with the rest of the San Guo Sha character roster, which sets him apart from many of the other characters in the second fan-made expansion. His abilities are useful for keeping himself and his teammates alive, but he is not overpowered. When using him, try not to exhaust your equipment and *Attack* cards during your turn as these cards may critical outside of your turn.