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Dong Zhuo

**Dong Zhuo** (courtesy name Zhongying) was a general & politician hailing from Lintao County of Longxi Commandery. He took advantage of the political turmoil between the eunuchs of the Emperor & its opposing forces to seize control of the court, putting a new emperor into place.

## Character Directory

### Entry 1

Dong Zhuo, courtesy name Zhongying, is a general and politician hailing from Lintao County of Longxi Commandery. He was gifted in martial ats, had uncanny physical strength, and could shoot a bow from atop a horse with either arm. Since his youth, he strove to deepen ties with the Qiang tribes and gained fame by slaying barbarians. While the Yellow Turbans raged in Zhongyuan, he fought Han Sui and other rebels against the House of Han in Liang Province. Then, ignoring the imperial decree ordering him to return, he settled camp on the frontier and accrued power. Widely notorious for being a violent and brutal man, Dong Zhuo is disposed to cruelty. Those who came after him would affirm that there had not lived a more cruel man than he.

### Entry 2

He distinguished himself during the rebellion in Liang Province and quickly set his sights on the Elixir. Dong Zhuo interrogated Han Sui amidst the battle on the frontier, and discerned that the Elixir came from Zhang Rang. In a timely manner, he was summoned by He Jin, who was acting to eliminate Zhang rang and the eunuchs of the emperor from power, and so he led his army to Luoyang. Before long, He Jin would be assassinated by the eunuchs, but Dong Zhuo nonetheless stayed encamped near Luoyang. When Zhang Rang was about to be brought to justice by the protagonist and Cao Cao, he capitalized on the chaos and infiltrated Zhang Rang's manor. Killing the groveling Zhang Rang, he obtained the Elixir he sought.

### Entry 3

Dong Zhuo, having been shown by the black-clad Taoist how to incorporate the Elixir into his military strategy, exploited its power to seize control of the court. He put his own puppet emperor on the throne and achieved absolute authority. At this time, he took in the stalwart warrior Lu Bu as his sworn son. With the Elixir and Lu Bu under his command, he oversaw a reign of tyranny, slaughtering any who would oppose him and looting every vault in Luoyang. Soon, the coalition of those who opposed his rabid domineering launched an attack on Luoyang. Dong Zhuo reacted to this by unleashing demons in the city, fleeing along with the Elixir to Meiwu Fort. he held a banquet to celebrate his safe escape, but it was cut short by the protagonist, in pursuit to capture him. With no place left to run, he took Hong Jing, masquerading as Diao Chan, as his hostage, but before he could execute the protagonist, Lu Bu struck him from behind, ending his life.

## Hidden Tomes

Hidden Wizardry Spell Tomes dropped by Dong Zhuo:

* Hidden Tome "Miasmic Curse"
* Hidden Tome "Frozen Shot"
* Hidden Tome "Ravaging Axe"
* Hidden Tome "Celestial Arsenal"
Taishan Champion Helmet

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**Taishan Champion Helmet** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

The sturdy leather helmet of formidable warriors who joined the Taishan Bandits.

To identify the wearer as a member of the outlaws, there are imposing decorative strips and rugged neck plates around the neck and back of the head. The design is evidently intended to give the impression that the wearer is a force to be reckoned with.
Curve-Headed Glaive

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**Curve-Headed Glaive** is a Glaive melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This glaive favored by Han Dang has distinctive rounded tip, which later earned it the moniker of "Elephant Trunk Blade".

The long-handled variant was in existence in the Shang and Zhou dynasties, but for various reasons, it was not widely used as a weapon. This glaive that evokes images of the past was revivified by Sun Jian when he awarded it to Han Dang, a man who excels at mounted archery and physical brawn.

However, the merit of his bravery and daring deeds are shown better by the myriad scars hidden beneath his armor than by the extravagantly decorated oddity of a weapon he carries.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Mongrel's Rampart (fixed)
* Iron Calf
* Dragontail Whip
* Horn Strike
* Dragon Slayer
* Marching Dragon
* Phoenix Wings
Grace of Xuannu

**Grace of Xuannu** 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 and up, 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 Xuannu**. Depending on the amount of set item equipped, player gains various special effects.

* *2 pieces*: Negative Effect Duration on Enemies +8.2%
* *3 pieces*: Ammo Retrieval upon Ranged Attack 15.9%
* *4 pieces*: Ranged Attack Guard Penetration +19.2%
* *5 pieces*: Shooting Weapon Spirit Damage +19.9%
* *6 pieces*: Xuannu's Heavenly Tome of Tactics

### Xuannu's Heavenly Tome of Tactics

When using shooting weapons increases HP damage dealt. Applies 1 stack of Xuannu's Heavenly Tome of Tactics to any enemy hit with a projectile from a shooting weapon.
(This does no apply to elemental damage.)

Xuannu's Heavenly Tome of Tactics - When an enemy is inflicted with 2 stacks of this effect, hitting that enemy with a projectile deactivates the effect, while also inflicting them with Damage Amplification, Power Drop, and Slow.
Taiping Scriptures - Man

**Taiping Scriptures - Man** is a key item.

## Description

A religious tome given to Zhang Jiao by Yu Ji. It contains the tenets of Taiping Taoism, the faith of the Yellow Turbans. For Yu Ji, spreading the values of Taiping Taoism via the Yellow Turbans was incidental to his main objective of proliferating Elixir across the land. Zhang Liang, General of Man, owned the third part of the text, and his brothers held the other two.
Terracotta Soldier

**Terracotta Soldier** is a statue brought to life after a resentful spirits infested it.

## Description

Terracotta soldiers are statues carved in the likeness of human soldiers, that diabolically came to life after being infested by resentful spirits. Wars and strife brought about Demonic Qi on earth, which then became infused into the statues and gave them the ability to reason and the drive to attack humans. Though vividly painted with pigment, years of being buried underground have riddled them with cracks. In ancient China, human sacrifices were buried alive along with dead royals. However, the practice had ceased by the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, and human sacrifices were replaced by wooden or clay statues. While the most well-known were those from the grave of the First Emperor of Qin, terracotta soldiers continued to be made throughout the Han period.
Tiger Fang Dual Halberds

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**Tiger Fang Dual Halberds** is a Dual Halberds melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A pair of short halberds favored by Sun Ce. The two magnificent pieces bear a tiger design that is evocative of Sun Ce's preferences.

The large, curved dagger-axe meant to evoke tiger claws and fangs and the spike at the tip allowed for thrusting, cutting, and hooking. This allowed Sun Cen to fully realize his considerable talents, and befitting of a Sun, also flaunts flashy tufts and tiger leather.

No matter how powerful his opponent, he would pounce on them like a fearsome tiger. A fitting weapon for the one known as the "Little Conqueror".

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Thorn Cleave (fixed)
* Plum Rend
* Vine's Grasp
Bear Gall

**Bear Gall** is a consumable item used to temporary boost obtainable Spirit amount.

## Description

Bear Ball is a precious medicine made from dried bear gallbladder, greatly valued since ancient times in China. Increases the amount of Spirit you obtain temporarily after use.

Once ingested, it will increase the speed of circulation and improve the body's overall condition. Since it is extremely bitter, it is said that the cowardice of those who drink it will completely disappear.
Heishan Bandit Footwear

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

## Description

These humble, worn-out sandals are the footwear of outlaws belonging to the Heishan Bandits.

Many outlaws were impoverished farmers, and not having the means to purchase decent footwear, they placed great value on these straw sandals, well-suited for maneuvering on mountainous terrain.
Libationer Guo Overcoat

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**Libationer Guo Overcoat** is a Chest Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Deep garments topped with a fur-lined overcoat, worn by Guo Jia.

These deep garments are durable with modest patterning, and they complement the thick, cold-repelling overcoat that helps Guo Jia cope with his weak constitution and frequent illnesses. The fur of a wild beast that decorates the neck gives it an unusual air, fitting for a man who decides to fate of faraway battles with his deeply thought-out tactical decisions.
Taishan Champion Footwear

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**Taishan 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 Taishan bandits.

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

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**Poison Throwing Knife** is a Throwing range weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Deals damage to an enemy when thrown. Also causes Poison to accumulate.

Poisoned knives were not considered weapons of martial art, but as mere tools of indignant act. Using them against beasts was considered acceptable, but using one against a human opponent was considered extremely immortal and shameful for a warrior.
Stalwart Tiger Servant Set

**Stalwart Tiger Servant Set** is a Light Armor Set piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Its typically worn by Huang Gai.

## Set Pieces

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

* Hook Blades of King Helu
* Stalwart Tiger Servant Cap
* Stalwart Tiger Servant Armor
* Stalwart Tiger Servant Gauntlets
* Stalwart Tiger Servant Footwear

## Set Bonus

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

* *2 pieces*: Stealth +19
* *3 pieces*: Fatal Strike Damage +2.8%
* *4 pieces*: Spirit Fervor upon Fatal Strike
* *5 pieces*: Dual Sabres Spirit Damage +7.9
Parting Grass

**Parting Grass** is a Martial Art ability in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Slice horizontally, then bring your weapon down forcefully.

[Additional Effect: at High Spirit]
Enhances damage and prevents staggering from incoming attacks except for powerful attacks by enemies.

## Weapons

This martial art is fixed special effect on the following weapons:

* Iron Poled Snake Spear
Mt. Nishan

**Mt. Nishan** is a stage/location in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Located in Lu State, Yan Province, the players visits it during AD 192.

## Description

Mt. Nishan is situated on a ridge to the south of Mt. Dongshan, in Zou County, Lu State.

The Records of the Grand Historian state that after Confucius's parents prayed at this mountain, he was conceived. Later, the location was designated as a Confucian holy site following the legend that Confucius himself was born in one of its caves, and adherents erected such landmark as the Temple of Confucius in Qufu to honor him. Its full moniker is "Mt. Niquishan" but as "qiu" is part of Confucius's name, in accordance with ancient naming taboos, the "qiu" was dropped and the mountain came to be known simply as "Mt. Nishan".
Gan Ning

**Gan Ning** is a warrior hailing from Linjiang County of Ba Commandery in Yi Province. His courtesy name is Xingba.

## Character Directory

### Entry 1

Gan Ning, courtesy name Xingba, is a warrior hailing from Linjiang County of Ba Commandery in Yi Province. In hisyouth, he aimed to become a free-roaming man of chivalry, and soon became a famous pirate leader. His gang wore flashy outfits adorned with bells, so that their next targets would both see and hear them coming. He eventually came to serve Liu Yan, but upon his lord's death and the succession of his son Liu Zhang, Gan Ning revolted along with Shen Mi. After being defeated by Liu Zhang's army, he fled to Jing Province, where he was taken in by Liu Biao. Despite his rough demeanor, he cares deeply for his crew and is chivalrous at heart.

### Entry 2

Leader of the Yangtze River band of pirates, the Brocade Sails. He led his crew to attack Sun Cen and Sun Quan, who were still reeling from the death of their father, Sun Jian. Dexterously wielding his cestuses, he tormented Sun Ce's forces before engaging the protagonist in a heated battle. However, when he sensed that changes in the wind would cause the waves to become choppy, he swung onto his ally's ship with a grappling hook, disappearing like a gust of wind. Afterward, he continued his life as a wandering pirate until one day he received a message from Zhou Yu, inviting him to join Sun Ce's forces. The message instilled a new resolve in Gan Ning, inspiring him to step out onto a new battlefield.

## Hidden Tomes

Hidden Wizardry Spell Tomes dropped by Gan Ning:

* Hidden Tome "Devouring Flames"
* Hidden Tome "Fire God's Arrival"
* Hidden Tome "Heaven's Boulder"
* Hidden Tome "Devastating Blast"
Taishan Bandit Bracers

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**Taishan 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 Taishan 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.
Man of Benevolence Footwear

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**Man of Benevolence Footwear** is a Leg Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Leg guards worn by Liu Bei. Made out of high-quality hempen leggings and footwear that emphasize functionality.

They dry quickly and hold in heat, making them ideal for walking long distances. A standout creation of Liu Bei, who once sold sandals to make a living in his youth. His practice of benevolence, standing by those whose feet were suffering, was lauded by historians as the "style of Emperor Gaozu, the vessel of heroism".
Shanyue Soldier Headpiece

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**Shanyue Soldier Headpiece** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A headpiece worn by the Shanyue, made from vibrant handwoven silk.

It is not a Shanyue custom to tie their hair, so they hold it in place with colorful cloth or eye-catching headpieces. Although it is no substitute for a helmet, it serves as a symbol of the tribe's cultural heritage.

## Special Effects

### Fixed Special Effects

* Damage to Enemies with Negative Effects +4.0%
Giant Wrestler Helmet

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**Giant Wrestler Helmet** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

The bronze helmet adorned by a pheasant's feather is worn by giant wrestlers known for their physical strength.

The inspiration for its design comes from the Shang period, with an engraving of a fierce beast giving it an additional intimidation factor. In the Later Han and Three Kingdoms periods, such men were employed by lords to guard them day and night. They would weigh up a visitor's potential threat while cowing them with their imposing helmeted figure and brute physicality. An assassin would have to factor their presence carefully into his plans.
Changgui

**Changgui** is a demon that is a mixed figure of a tiger and a human, snarls with its bloody claws. If you can't dodge its onslaught of attacks, you'll quickly lose strength.

## Description

Changgui are demons resembling a cross between a human and a tiger. They are also called "tiger-slain" in reference to Chinese lore in which humans devoured by tigers would become spirits that served the tiger, luring more victims to it and destroying hunters' traps. This legend is referenced in a Chengyu idiom about assisting evildoers. Another legend states that Changgui are not spirits, but demons that result from the fusion of the victim's spirit with the animal.
Tale of Guiguzi

**Tale of Guiguzi** is a Sub Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. It take place in Guigugou Valley, Zhao State, Ji Province, AD 184. Its unlocked after completing The Valley of the Crying Wraiths.

## Description

The Yellow Turban remnants situated in Guingugou Valley were defeated. However, the countless sacrifices and horrific rituals conducted there blighted the area, luring demons back once more.

They cannot be allowed to sully the ancient sage Guiguzi's name any further. Head for the valley and cleanse it of those foul demons.

## Reward

* Elixir x2
* Rank 2 Steel x3
* Warlock Ritual Robe x1
* Warlock Armlets x1
Scampuss Hat

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**Scampuss Hat** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Headwear that allows one to appear as if a live Scampuss from a strange, unknown realm were ensconced atop their head.

It was designed with the utmost of care by a craftsman who was charmed by these corpulent creatures, and dedicated himself to recreating their adorable charm in all its glory.
Ivory Incense Container

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**Ivory Incense Container** is an Accessory piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This luxury incense container has been carved from ivory of purest white.

One man renowned for being outstandingly graceful was from Yingchuan Commandery (one of the four major scholar clans in the Later Han era), the head of one of the families of the Xun clan - a leading clan in Yingchuan Commandery along with the Han, Zhong, and Chen. This was Xun Yu, and it was said that his fervor for fragrances was unmatched. It was reported, for instance, that he would put cloves in his mouth when reporting to the court, and that his clothes' scent remained for three days where he had sat. A high level of craftsmanship is on display in this ivory piece, attesting to the refined tastes of its owner.
Ser Magnificent Beard Crown

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**Ser Magnificent Beard Crown** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Guan Yu wears this modest crown over the top of an iron helmet.

Since receiving it from Liu Bei, he has worn it in numerous battles, and many years and much sweat have faded its color. That he continues to wear it is another display of his devotion to his lord.
Guding Blade

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**Guding Blade** is a Curved Sabre melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A curved blade preferred by Sun Jian, this weapon has a characteristically wide and sharp blade, with a sharpened edge along the back of the blade.

When the Yellow Turban Rebellion broke out, Sun Jian campaigned across the land under the order of Zhu Jun of the imperial army. During his expedition to Ji Province, he obtained some high-quality iron in Ding Village of Zhongshan State. having come back home, Sun Jian entreated a famous smith to make him a blade with the iron. The name Guding Blade comes from the location of the iron used to forge it.

With silver armor, a red bandana, and the Guding Blade at his side, Sun Jian sat mounted atop a spotted horse. Thus did people praise his valorous figure and might.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Thunderous Impact (fixed)
* Increscent Slash
* Looming Cloud
* Whirlwind Advance
* Ill Wind
* Star Fall
* Meteoric Strike
Huodou

**Huodou** is a dog-like demon with black fur.

## Description

Huodou is a type of red-faced, doglike demon, covered in black fur. They quickly closee in on their prey, vomiting forth flames and toxic smoke to swiftly bring death upon them. They are followers of the fire god, and when their master is absent, they will sometimes act in his stead. According to the Classic of Mountains and Seas, in the southern nations near the Black Kunlun Mountains, the inhabitants ate fire and coals, and there resided beasts which became known as "Huodou". It is said that they consume their own excrement, turning their molten breath into a fiery miasma. They are feared as omens of sheer devastation.
Prefect Xun Silk Garb

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**Prefect Xun Silk Garb** is a Chest Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Silk clothes of the highest quality, worn by Xun Yu.

Below the luxurious coat with marten fur are elegantly patterned deep garments. As the son of a family of notable Confucianists, no lesser outfit would be appropriate. Its refinement is furthered by the decorative knots of gold rope at the waist, and the ivory incense container constantly in use. Imbued by his clothes with a sense of ice-like integrity and gem-like purity, Xun Yu set about his political duties. The nobility of his nature was widely acknowledged tot have been evident in his policy decisions.
The Valley of the Crying Wraiths

**The Valley of the Crying Wraiths** is a Main Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. It take place in Guigugou Valley, Zhao State, Ji Province, AD 184.

## Description

You and Hong Jing were advised by Zhao Yun to make for the rebels' base at Guangzong. However, avoiding a head-on encounter with the rebels requires the two of you to take a long, treacherous route northwards along the Taihang Mountains.

Guigugou Valley has a beautiful breeze, but it seems that there are already uninvited guests in the valley, and there is no time to enjoy the views along the way.

## Objective

Drive off the bandits and make it through Guigugou Valley.

## Characters

* Hong Jing (cutscene)
* Liu Bei
* Zhang Fei (reinforcement)
* Guan Yu (reinforcement)
* Zhang Bao (boss)

## Enemies

* Bandits
* Warlock
* Dogs
* Demonized Fanatic
* Changgui
* Demonized Soldier
* Suanyu
* Demonized Officer
* Demonized Warlock
* Shuigui
* Zhang Bao (boss)

## Reward

* Crouching Dragon
* Rising Dragon

* Rank 2 Leather x3
* Yellow Turban Champion Helmet x1
* Yellow Turban Champion Armor x1
* Rank 2 Leather x3
* Yellow Turban Champion Helmet x1
* Yellow Turban Champion Armor x1

* Yellow Turban Champion Helmet x1
* Yellow Turban Champion Armor x1
* Bronze Poleaxe x1
* Yellow Turban Champion Helmet x1
* Yellow Turban Champion Armor x1
* Bronze Poleaxe x1

## Collectables

* Golden Cicada Shell
* Shitieshou
* Dragon Vein Essence
* Qinglong's Jade (automatic)
Prefect Xun Gloves

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**Prefect Xun Gloves** is a Arm Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Luxurious silk gloves with holes for the fingers, worn by Xun Yu.

Like most gloves, they assist with grip and ward off cold, but they are also a status symbol due to their elegance. Xun Yu convinced Cao Cao of the need to value legitimacy and offer their service to Emperor Xian. he was later appointed at attendant and Prefect of the Masters of Writing, earning the trust of many with his decency and competence, and fully meriting his nickname "The King's Advisor".
Golden-Cicada-Obsessed Hermit's Scribblings

**Golden-Cicada-Obsessed Hermit's Scribblings** is a key item.

## Description

Tablet left in the corner of the hidden village. The faint, messy writing can barely be made out.

"--Is my evolution soon at hand? My head hurts, my back hurts. It hurts, so painful, so much pain, PAIN SO MUCH PAIN IT HURTS AHHH NOW I SEE THIS IS ASCENSION--"
Martial Soul Fragment

**Martial Soul Fragment** is an upgrade material used in the Forge to upgrade weapons Martial Arts level and replace Martial Arts.

## Description

These gem fragments are said to be culmination of a warrior's valor, gleaming in a befittingly glorious shade of red. Used at the blacksmith to upgrade weapons and replace Martial Arts.

It has long been believed that a person's Qi can transfer to a gemstone kept in one's possession. Having remained in the ownership of a hardened warrior of considerable skill and tenacity, this gem has come to house a part of his or her spirit.
Sacred Lotus

**Sacred Lotus** is a consumable item used to remove all status effects and temporary increase all elemental resistances.

## Description

Sacred Lotuses are rare herbs gathered from the peak of Mt. Tianshan. Dispels all status effects and accumulation when used. Also increases all elemental resistances for a certain period of time.

Most Chinese medicines are made from multiple herbs compounded together, but just a single stalk of these lotus flowers is said to have powerful medicinal properties. Given the fact it can quickly cure the ill with few side effects, use of this precious lotus was forbidden for commoners and was reserved for the emperor.
Preachers of the Dark Path

**Preachers of the Dark Path** is a Sub Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. It take place in Xiapi, Xiapi Commandery, Xu Province, AD 198. Its unlocked after completing Lu Bu, Mightiest Among Men.

## Description

After Lu Bu's death, the hideous nature of Yu Ji's crimes came to light. His mere existence spread fear into the hearts of many, and as his power became the envy of warlocks corrupted by darkness, it was but a matter of time until a number of them began to follow in his footsteps too.

Rooting out Yu Ji right this moment may not be possible, but the flow of evil spreading through the land must be stopped. Eliminate his warlock followers and carve the way for a peaceful world.

## Enemies

* Demonized Warlock
* Changgui
* Zhuyan
* Corpse Demon

## Reward

* Talismanic Water x2
* Mystic Crane x1
* Rank 8 Steel x2
* Dual Rooster-Crowing Halberds x1
Jia Xu

**Jia Xu** is a general from Guzang Province of Wuwei Commandery. His courtesy name is Wenhe.

## Character Directory

### Entry 1

Jia Xu, courtesy name Wenhe, is a general from Guzang Province of Wuwei Commandery. He is both an advisor and a politician. Following Dong Zhuo's death, he helped Li Jue capture Chang'an. Li Jue wished to reward him with the title of marquis, but Jia Xu refused, and instead served as a Chief Secretary. It is said that during Jia Xu's time in Chang'an, Li Jue and the others did not fight, nor did any harm come to Emperor Xian. He also assisted Emperor Xian in escaping from Chang'an to Luoyang. Afterward, he allied with Zhang Xiu, and together they prepared to face off against Cao Cao. The writer Chen Shou, who penned the Records of the Three Kingdoms, praised him posthumously as "a talent rivaling Zhang Liang and Chen Ping of the Former Han".

### Entry 2

Once Zhang Xiu decided to rebel against Cao Cao, Jia Xu deployed soldiers in secret, intending to ambush him. Although this plan backed Cao Cao into a corner, it failed due to the valiant efforts of Dian Wei, Xu Chu, and the protagonist. Jia Xu encountered the protagonist, who had been tasked with retrieving a memento of Cao Cao's eldest son, Cao Ang. Although Jia Xu was outmatched in battle, he considered himself fortunate to have come across a warrior who, while not yet known to the world, possessed a magnificent spirit. This meeting lit a fire within him, and stirred his curiosity as to what deeds the protagonist might achieve in the ongoing era of chaos.

## Hidden Tomes

Hidden Wizardry Spell Tomes dropped by Jia Xu:

* Hidden Tome "Noxious Bubbles"
* Hidden Tome "Flashing Icicle"
* Hidden Tome "Metallic Execution"
* Hidden Tome "Virulent Rush"
A Dark Tide Rolls In

**A Dark Tide Rolls In** is a Main Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty - Conqueror of Jiangdong. It take place in Xiangyang Outskirts, Nan Commandery, Jing Province, AD 191.

## Description

At Xiangyang, Yu Ji's dark schemes resulted in the death of Sun Jian, the Tiger of Jiangdang. His sons and those who served him cannot spare even a moment to grieve, as they must escape from enemy territory. However, they find their way blocked when, seemingly out of nowhere, a fleet of ships approaches from the river.

You must assist Sun Ce and Sun Quan in making it out safely and ensure that the brothers can maintain the unity of the Sun clan.

## Objective

Rescue Sun Ce and Sun Quan from the raiders.

## Characters

* Sun Quan (cutscene)
* Sun Ce (cutscene)
* Gan Ning
* Zhou Yu

## Enemies

* Soldiers & Officers
* Dogs
* Warlock
* Demonized Fanatic
* Huodou
* Shrimp Soldier
* Zhupolong
* Demonized Warlock
* Demon Spider
* Giant Wrestler
* Bingcan
* Su Fei (NPC)
* Gan Ning (boss)

## Reward

* Firecracker x2
* Valiant Pirate Cap x1
* Valiant Pirate Bracers x1
* Yellow-Shouldered Crossbow x1

## Collectables

* Grieving Sun Jian Soldier's Note x1
* Shitieshou
* Dragon Vein Essence
Prestige Scholar's Bracelets

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**Prestige Scholar's Bracelets** is a Arm Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Arm wear fashioned out of jewels, worn by prestige scholars.

The jewels in question are primarily jade. In ancient China, jade was seen as a particularly precious material and was often worn by nobility. For scholars who value authority above all, these extravagant decorations serve as weapons to raise their prestige.

## Special Effects

### Fixed Special Effects

* Negative Effect Duration on Enemies +3.6%
Lady Mi

**Lady Mi** hails from Qu County of Donghai Commandery in Xu Province. She is the wife of Liu Bei.

## Character Directory

### Entry 1

Lady Mi hails from Qu County of Donghai Commandery in Xu Province. Wife of Liu Bei and younger sister of Mi Zhu, a follower of Liu Bei. The Mi family is highly affluent, employing some ten thousand servants. When Liu Bei was attacked by Lu Bu and backed into a corner, Mi Zhu offered him two thousand servants, as well as financial support. It is said that he also married off his younger sister, Lady Mi, at this time. Having gained Mi Zhu's help and a wife that he truly cherished, Liu Bei Managed to find a way out of his predicament. From that point onward, Lady Mi supported Liu Bei as his wife, and they overcame many difficulties together.

## Hidden Tomes

Hidden Wizardry Spell Tomes dropped by Lady Mi:

* Hidden Tome "Celestial Arsenal"
* Hidden Tome "Domain of Pale Toxin"
* Hidden Tome "Lightning Fulmination"
* Hidden Tome "Metallic Execution"
Prestige Scholar Set

**Prestige Scholar Set** is a Light Armor Set piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Its typically worn by Heishan Bandits.

## Set Pieces

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

* Prestige Scholar's Cap
* Prestige Scholar's Garb
* Prestige Scholar's Bracelets
* Prestige Scholar's Footwear

## Set Bonus

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

**Jewel Fragment** is an upgrade material used in the Forge to embed equipment.

## Description

These fragments result during the production of various jewels. Used at the blacksmith when embedding.

According to folklore, gemstones have beneficial effects that they grant their owners. Wealthy warriors and generals would therefore embed them in their equipment to gain advantages on the battlefield.
Oil of Awakening

**Oil of Awakening** is a consumable item used to remove Heaviness and temporary increase Stone resistance.

## Description

Oil of Awakening is an essential oil made from mint. Dispels Heaviness status effect and accumulation when used. Also increases Stone resistance for a certain period of time.

Mint, with its invigorating fragrance, has been used in Chinese medicine since ancient times and is mentioned in numerous medical tomes. It has many medical efficacies and is used as a restorative.
Mt. Tianzhushan

**Mt. Tianzhushan**, Lujiang Commandery, Yang Province, is a stage/location in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

The central peak among the sacred mountains here is often likened to a pillar supporting the heavens.

The name Mt. Tianzhushan became attached to Mt. Wanshan due to the striking shape of its rock face. It was also proclaimed to be the southernmost of the five Sacred Mountains of China by Emperor Wu in a ceremony held during his southern tour in 106 BC. The mountain is notable for its numerous unusual rock formations, valleys, and caves, as well as the aloofness of its cloud-covered peak. These days it has become a haven for those who seek seclusion from society and a place to train.
Great Wind's Blow

**Great Wind's Blow** is a Martial Art ability in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

After building up force, unleash a spinning slash that releases a sword-based energy blast to the front.

[Additional Input: Charge Attack]
Hold down Arts upon activation to build up energy. The power of the attack increases according to the charge duration.
Tengshe

**Tengshe** a divine beast in the form of a large flying snake.

## Description

Tengshe is an enormous flying snake, associated with the Metal Phase. As it can fly nimbly through the sky even without legs or wings, some think that it may be a creature that ends up evolving into a dragon. Others claim that it was formerly part of Xuanwu. In the Sinosphere, it is a symbol of diligence, and in the work of Xun Kuang and poetry of Cao Cao, those who unfailingly succeed by maintaining devoted hearts are likened to Tengshe.

## Divine Beast 's Favor

To gain the fourth stat, the Protection of the Divine Beast Tengshe, you must complete The Request of Goddess Luo mission.

* Metal Phase Spell Spirit Consumption -3.0% - -6.0%
* Enemy Status Effect Accumulation +7.2%
* Wizardry Spell Damage +4.3%
* Power Drop on Enemy upon Wizardry Spell

## Summon Divine Beast

**Tengshe Mistwalk**: Summons Tengshe to scatter poison in the area. The attack range and variety of ailments inflicted increases when your Morale Rank is 10 or above.

Cannot be neutralized by the Five Phases Affinities.

## Divine Beast Resonation

**Tengshe Resonation**: Summons Tengshe to apply Toxin damage to your weapon. Increases damage and ailment accumulation dealt.

Cannot be neutralized by the Five Phases Affinities.
Shanyue Soldier Set

**Shanyue Soldier Set** is a Light Armor Set piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Its typically worn by Shanyue Soldiers.

## Set Pieces

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

* Shanyue Soldier Headpiece
* Shanyue Soldier Garb
* Shanyue Soldier Bracelets
* Shanyue Soldier Leglets

## Set Bonus

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

**Luoyang** is a stage/location in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Located in Henan Commandery, Sili Province, the players visits it during AD 189.

## Description

The metropolitan capital of the Han Empire is strategically positioned with the Luoshui River to the south and Mt. Mangshan to the north.

It was made the capital when Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of Han, restored the Han Empire, and one of the Chinese characters in the city's name was also changed in accordance with the Fire Virtue. Most of the city is taken up by the palace compound and its gardens, with the commercial and residential areas located mainly at the perimeter. The city's waterways - the Gushui River and the Yangqu Canal - enable trade and underground sewerage. Sewerage is not the only foulness to pass through the tunnels, however, as miscreants are also said to use them to conduct illicit operations.

There are four palace gates, named after the Four Gods, that connect the Southern Palace and the Northern Palace. The Xuanwumen Gate of the Southern Palace and the Zhuquenmen Gate of the Northern Palace are particularly spectacular, since the routes connecting them are reserved for use by the emperor. In the spring of AD 190, the Guandong lords' coalition marched on Luoyang, only to be faced with an inferno unleashed by the retreating Dong Zhuo. The prosperous city they had come to liberate was razed to the ground amid a hellscape of rampaging demons and lightning.
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**Jade-Green Staff** is a Staff melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

An elegant staff favored by Hong Jing that is fashioned out of bamboo and inset with a ruby at its apex.

A sturdy yet lightweight staff that can be easily manipulated by a woman's hand. Legend has it that immortals have used bamboo staffs since antiquity, and they are said to draw out the user's latent power.

With this staff that her master, Zuo Ci, bestowed to her in hand, she subjects herself to agonizing training day after day, so that she might one day awaken her power as an immortal.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Fanning Peacock (fixed)
* Stag Hunter
* Plummeting Ape
* Horn Strike
Sons of the Yellow Heaven

**Sons of the Yellow Heaven** is a Main Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty - Battle of Zhongyuan. It take place in Mt. Nishan, Lu State, Yan Province, AD 192.

## Description

Xu Chu maintained his solitary resistance against the bandits. Mistaking Dian Wei for one of them, Xu Chu attacked him but after an intense clash, the misunderstanding was resolved. The newly reconciled pair head to Mt. Nishan to hunt the Yellow Turban remnants, but as they approach the mountain, the presence of Demonic Qi grows greater.

Explore Nishan, which has become the stronghold of the Yellow Turban Remnants, and eliminate the source of the Demonic Qi.

## Objective

Capture the Yellow Turbans' stronghold with Dian Wei and Xu Chu.

## Characters

* Dian Wei
* Xu Chu
* Zhang Liao (boss)
* Zhang Bao (cutscene)
* Zhang Liang (cutscene)
* Cao Cao (cutscene)
* Xiahou Dun (cutscene)
* Xiahou Yuan (cutscene)
* Yu Ji (cutscene)

## Enemies

* Demonized Fanatic
* Changgui
* Huoshu
* Demonized Soldier
* Demon Spider
* Demonized Warlock
* Bingcan
* Soldiers & Officers
* Assassin
* Giant Wrestler
* Dogs
* Warlock
* General of Heaven's Illusion (boss)

## Reward

* Anti-freeze Soil x1
* Talismanic Water x1
* Yellow Turban Commander Helmet x1
* Yellow Turban Commander Gauntlets x1

## Collectables

* Taiping Scriptures - Heaven
* Shitieshou
Nightbird Spin

**Nightbird Spin** is a Martial Art ability in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Attack by throwing your weapon forward.

[Additional Effect: at High Spirit]
Enhances damage and prevents staggering from incoming attacks except for powerful attacks by enemies.

## Weapons

This martial art is fixed special effect on the following weapons:

* Night Owl Cane
Huangfu Song

**Huangfu Song** is a warrior from Chaona County of Anding Commandery, also known by his courtesy name Yizhen.

## Character Directory

### Entry 1

Huangfu Song, courtesy name Yizhen, is a warrior hailing from Chaona County of Anding Commandery.

He was both well-read and martially skilled, and a trained mountain archer. His grandfather was Commandant Hunagfu Qi of Fufeng, and his father was Huangfu Jie, the procurator of Yanmen Commandery. After his father's death, he did no immediately enter into government service until receiving a summons from the emperor, which led to his appointment as a court advisor and the procurator of Beidi Commandery. At the outbreak of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, he advised the emperor to lift the abolishment of the liberties of so-called "partisans" and urged the emperor to use his personal wealth to fund the campaign. After being promoted to General of the Left Court Gentlemen, he led an elite unit with Zhu Jun to suppress the Yellow Turbans. His loyal and amiable personality, along with the fact that he rarely played up his achievements, meant he was liked by all who knew him.

### Entry 2

Huangfu Song led the campaign against the Yellow Turbans. He met with the protagonist during his struggles against the Yellow Turbans on Mt. Dongshan, Taishan Commandery, and with his help, he was able to suppress the bandits. He went on to oppose a newly empowered Dong Zhuo, putting his life at risk, but his son pleaded for his pardon, allowing him to reconcile with Dong Zhuo. After Dong Zhuo's death, he set out to suppress a nest of demons that had overrun Meiwu Fort but had to be rescued by the protagonist once more after becoming surrounded. Lamenting his advancing age and weakness on the battlefield, Huangfu Song stepped down from all military and political affairs.
Prestige Scholar's Cap

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**Prestige Scholar's Cap** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A black gauze cap sitting atop a long bandana, worn by prestige scholars.

In the Later Han period, government staff were appointed via a system of local elections, where the prestige scholars of the area would recommend those who were learned in the ways of Confucianism. But as time went on, cronyism amongst the prestige scholars led to them prioritizing close friends. This cap signifies that its wearer is both wise and influential, and was favored by the intelligentsia and privileged of the time.

## Special Effects

### Fixed Special Effects

* Negative Effect Duration on Enemies +3.6%
Legend of the Thunder God

**Legend of the Thunder God** 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

From ancient times, the thunder god has been said to dwell by a body of water known as the Leize Lake. The disruption to the flow of Qi caused by Demonic Qi from the Elixir has sent the already wild thunder god into a violent rage.

The terrified people of Puyang say a giant shadow appears along with an ear-splitting crack of thunder. Head out and investigate this matter in their stead.

## Objective

Investigate the legend of the thunder god.

## Reward

* Anti-static Needle x3
* Elixir x2
* Rank 8 Steel x3
* Lieutenant-General Helmet x1
Stalwart Tiger Servant Footwear

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**Stalwart Tiger Servant Footwear** is a Leg Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Huang Gai's footwear consists of a pair of sandals coupled with hemp cloth wraps.

The hemp legwear is highly breathable, and the sandals are light yet sturdy. They are therefore Huang Gai's go-to when traveling across rocky terrain or swampland, and in battles where he must jump between warships or swim. The footwear has been a fine companion as he has charged down the path to securing the Sun clan's supremacy.
Missions

**Missions** in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty consist of main story missions named Main Battlefields and optional side sub-missions named Sub Battlefields.

## Main Battlefields

### Part 2: Delusion Region

* Two Chivalrous Heroes
* The Valley of the Crying Wraiths
* The Demon Fort of the Yellow Heaven

### Part 3: Corruption Region

* In Search of the Immortal Wizard
* Fall of the Corrupted Eunuch

### Part 4: Tyranny Region

* The Battle of Hulaoguan Pass
* Centuries of Glory Burned Away
* Darkness Over the Hanshui River
* Tyrant's Final Banquet

### Part 5: Fortitude Region

* War's Flames Blaze Fiercely
* The Way of the Warrior
* Lu Bu, Mightiest Among Men

### Part 6: Malice Region

* Behold the Glaive of Righteousness
* Decisive Battle of Guandu

### Ex 1: Battle of Zhongyuan

* A Solitary Resistance
* Sons of the Yellow Heaven
* In the Name of Elai

### Ex 2: Conqueror of Jiangdong

* A Dark Tide Rolls In
* Chivalrous Warrior of Donglai
* Most Intimidating Swordplay

## Sub Battlefields

### Part 2: Delusion Region

* The Yellow Heaven Burns
* Tale of Guiguzi
* The Flying Swallow of Heishan

### Part 3: Corruption Region

* Shadow of the Sacred Mountain
* Escape From the Capital
* The Valorous Trio

### Part 4: Tyranny Region

* Like Father, Like Son
* The Lost Sacred Artifact
* The Tiger's Loyal Subjects
* Fate of the Entertainer
* Massacre of Meiwu Fort
* Realm of Battle
* Green Plum, Warm Liquor
* Zhao Yun's Exile
* The Unparalleled Spear

### Part 5: Fortitude Region

* The Uninhibited Heart
* Caliber of a Hero
* Legend of the Thunder God
* Preachers of the Dark Path

### Part 6: Malice Region

* The Assault on Wuchao
* Let's Make Our Armor Shine!
* The Fearless Blade
* Heirloom Seal of the Realm
* The Request of Goddess Luo

### Part 7: Ascension Region

* The Two Walls Stand Tall
* Let's Make Our Halberds Shine!
* Pride of the Yuan Clan
* The Crouching Dragon's Trial

### Ex 1: Battle of Zhongyuan

* A Requiem for the Deceased
* Elai Resides in Our Camp
* Tactical Exercises
* An Everlasting Regret
* Akin to Liang and Ping
* Guileless Mind, Tigerlike Might
* Beyond the Heavens

### Ex 2: Conqueror of Jiangdong

* Who Plays the Jade Flute
* Zhou the Beautiful Youth
* A Battle Between Two Tigers
* A King-like Tolerance
* When Kunpeng Soars High
* The Heavenly Crow Strikes
* Blue-Eyed Child's Ambition

## Other

* Wizardry Spell Mastery
* The Scarlet Crystal
* Twilight's Calling
* Crouching Dragon's Battle Royale
* Crouching Dragons' Fierce Rumble
Qinglong

**Qinglong** is one of the "Four Gods" that protects the four directions, and is a divine beast in the form of a large Chinese dragon that protects the eastern direction. When summoned, it strengthen and heals surrounding allies.

## Description

One of the Four Gods, the Divine Beast Qinglong is the guardian of the east. In the Sinosphere, it has been the symbol of imperial authority since ancient times. Often depicted soaring among the clouds, Qinglong was among the several types of dragons that became increasingly well-documented during the Qin and Han periods; partly because of its influence on the Fire Phases theory. It is associated with the Wood Phase and is said to rule over spring. It also symbolizes bountiful harvest due to its control over the wind and rain, and has featured in reign names several times.

## Divine Beast 's Favor

To gain the fourth stat, the Protection of the Divine Beast Qinglong, you must complete Behold the Glaive of Righteousness mission.

* Wood Phase Spell Spirit Consumption -3.0% - -6.0%
* HP +18
* Restore HP +2.4%
* Genuine Qi Obtention +9.6%

## Summon Divine Beast

**Qinglong's Resurrection**: Summons Qinglong to strengthen surrounding allies and restore their HP. Can also revive allies awaiting aid when Morale is 10 or above.

Cannot be neutralized by the Five Phases Affinities.

## Divine Beast Resonation

**Qinglong Resonation**: Summons Qinglong to apply Lightning damage to your weapon. Increases Spirit gained from attacks and decreases HP damage taken.

Cannot be neutralized by the Five Phases Affinities.
Imperial Seal of the Celestial Empire

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**Imperial Seal of the Celestial Empire** is an Accessory piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This rectangular jade seal with dragons for its handle gives legitimacy to the Celestial Empire's Son of Heaven.

Its creation was ordered by the First Emperor of Qin and overseen by Chancellor Li Si, and it was handed down through the dynasties that followed. The inscription is written in the seal script style of calligraphy and reads, "May he who has received the Mandate of Heaven live long and prosper". After the fall of Qin, it stayed in the hands of the emperors of the Former and Later Han. It was lost toward the end of the Later Han period, but was said to have been rediscovered by coincidence on several occasions. However, many claimed that the text of the rediscovered seal did not match the original.