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General of Man Gauntlets

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

## Description

Sturdy leather vambraces favored by the General of Man, Zhang Liang, that wrap around the arms.

Iron spikes protrude over layers of leather, bestowing sturdy defensive properties and a menacing appearance. On Zhang Liang's tree trunk-like arms, these appear as a weapon in and of themselves. Fitting for those who would cut a path towards a world under the Yellow heaven.

## Special Effects

### Possible Special Effects

* Received Ranged Attack Damage -2.0%
* Damage Dealt in Desperate Condition +4.0%
* Stone Resistance +17
* Shock Accumulation on Enemies +4.6%
* Melee Attack Damage +1.4%
* Toxin Resistance +15
* Spirit Damage Taken in Desperate Condition -3.7%
* Fatal Strike Damage +2.8%
* Negative Effect Duration on Enemies +1.8%
Loyal Drunk Gauntlets

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**Loyal Drunk Gauntlets** is a Arm Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. The item is part of the Naraka: Bladepoint x Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty crossover.

## Description

These gauntlets, consisting of leather and metal, are the favored arm protection for Tarka Ji.

Like his shoulder plates, the gauntlets are engraved with an elegant design, making them both aesthetically pleasing and practical. Tarka's chivalrous disposition usually makes him averse to such luxuries, yet he values these gauntlets in recognition of the craftsmanship that was necessary in constructing them.
Firecracker

## Base Stats

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

## Description

A firecracker made from a dried node of bamboo. When lit, the air trapped inside expands, causing an explosion and resulting in a loud noise. When thrown, it deals Spirit damage to enemies with the sheer noise it makes once it explodes. The explosion will also stagger unsuspecting humans.

In China, there is a custom to light these when greeting the new year to ward off evil, bad health, and bad luck. This custom has been around for a long time, and it is said that it was already mentioned in the writings of the Han period.
Cao Cao Army Prisoner's Note

**Cao Cao Army Prisoner's Note** is a key item.

## Description

Tablet found on the battlefield at Guandu. It appears to have been left by a prisoner of war from Cao Cao's army.

"--The demons at the fore of Yuan Shao's forces brushed off our arrows like they were matchsticks. What could we do in the face of such power but surrender? Taken captive, we awoke in the middle of the night to a terrifying sound. The landscape outside turned into a twisted abomination, with demons rising left and right. God, is this what the netherworld looks like?--"
Fealty Set

**Fealty Set** is a Medium Armor Set piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Its typically worn by Xu Chu.

## Set Pieces

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

* Hammer of Vendetta
* Headband of Fealty
* Armor of Fealty
* Gauntlets of Fealty
* Greaves of Fealty

## Set Bonus

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

* *2 pieces*: Damage Received While Attacking -2.5%
* *3 pieces*: Martial Arts Spirit Consumption -2.8%
* *4 pieces*: Slow on Enemy Upon Martial Arts
* *5 pieces*: Hammer Damage +6.7%
Armor of Staunchness

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

## Description

Chest armor favored by Xiahou Dun featuring feathered shoulder guards over a rigid bright light armor.

Upon the thigh guards affixed to the main body is an engraved phoenix pattern as a symbol of auspiciousness. The phoenix motif can also be seen in the belt's buckle. Xiahou Dun's battle success may not be widely recognized, but he has won many a battle behind the scenes. The phoenix pattern on this armor is a symbol of his unspoken glory.
Blue-Eyed Child Set

**Blue-Eyed Child Set** is a Medium Armor Set piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Its typically worn by Sun Quan.

## Set Pieces

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

* Halo
* Tiger Hunting Bow
* Blue-Eyed Child Helmet
* Blue-Eyed Child Armor
* Blue-Eyed Child Gauntlets
* Blue-Eyed Child Greaves

## Set Bonus

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

* *2 pieces*: Ammo Held Max +2
* *3 pieces*: Ammo Retrieval upon Ranged Attack 4.8%
* *4 pieces*: Martial Arts Spirit Consumption -2.4%
* *5 pieces*: Melee Attack Damage +5.2%
* *6 pieces*: Damage Amplification to Enemy upon Ranged Attack
General of Man Set

**General of Man Set** is a Light Armor Set piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Its typically worn by Zhang Liang.

## Set Pieces

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

* Great Club of Polaris
* General of Man Bandana
* General of Man Armor
* General of Man Gauntlets
* General of Man Greaves

## Set Bonus

This armor set bonus is called **The Yellow Heaven Must Rise**. Depending on the amount of set item equipped, player gains various special effects.

* *2 pieces*: Spirit Gain from Normal Attacks +1.9%
* *3 pieces*: Spirit Damage Received While Attacking -2.4%
* *4 pieces*: Berserker's Might upon Deflection
* *5 pieces*: Melee Attack Spirit Damage +6.4%
Dian Wei

Dian Wei
**Dian Wei** is a warrior from Jiwu Count of Chenliu Commandery, who was Cao Cao's servant.

## Character Directory

### Entry 1

Dian Wei is a warrior hailing from Jiwu County of Chenliu Commandery. Possessing superhuman strength, he is able to lift a massive military flag one-handed. Having a chivalrous heart, he once exacted vengeance on behalf of a friend in his youth. After joining Cao Cao's army, he fought under Xiahou Dun with distinction in several battles. Such was his dedication to protecting Cao Cao, he was said to have remained at his side day and night, with his 20 kg halberds always at the ready. Once of his finest moments was at Puyang, where he, alongside a few dozen elite soldiers, repelled the attempted assault of Cao Cao by Lu Bu's forces. According to Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao gave him the nickname Elai, likening him to the ancient warrior of Shang.

### Entry 2

Aiming to wipe out the Qing Province Yellow Turbans, the protagonist and Dian Wei joined forces. Due to a misunderstanding, they were attacked by the fierce warrior Xu Chu. An even battle ensued, with Xu Chu realizing his mistake and Dian Wei deciding to convince Xu Chu to join Cao Cao's army. When Zhang Xiu turned on Cao Cao at Yuan City in a surprise attack, Dian Wei stood as a one-man barrier to protect his lord. Eventually he was overwhelmed, struck with countless arrows, and left with a single choice: fall now, or turn to Elixir to drive back Zhang Xiu's forces. He succeeded in the latter, but paid the price and was turned into a demon. When the protagonist and Xu Chu reached him, he attacked them, but was defeated. hix final acts were to swear an oath with the protagonist, thus returning to human form, and to entrust his halberds and his legacy to Xu Chu.

## Hidden Tomes

Hidden Wizardry Spell Tomes dropped by Dian Wei:

* Hidden Tome "Thunderstroke Blade"
* Hidden Tome "Spark Rush"
* Hidden Tome "Lightning Fulmination"
* Hidden Tome "Lightning Burst"
Soaring Phoenix

**Soaring Phoenix** is a Martial Art ability in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Perform a powerful strike on the enemy. When the attack hits, you can use the force of the blow to propel yourself into the air. Usable while on the ground or airborne.

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

## Weapons

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

* Azure Dragon Crescent Glaive
Bo Cai

**Bo Cai** is an officers from the Yellow Turbans.

## Character Directory

### Entry 1

Bo Cai is an officer belonging to the Yellow Turbans. In response to the call to arms of Zhang Jiao, the originator of Taiping Taoism, Bo Cai banded together with Zhang Mancheng, Zhang Yan, and Zhang Nuijiao of Boling Commandery. he served as an officer for the Yingchuan Yellow Turbans and defeated Zhu Jun. He surrounded an entrenched Huangfu Song and Zhu Jun; however, Hunagfu Song's fire tactics, aided by strong winds, and Cao Cao's onslaught led to his bitter loss. Afterwards, he fled to Runan Commandery but was pursued by Huangfu Song, Zhu Jun, and Zhu Jun's subordinate Sun Juan and was defeated once more. He makes no appearance in Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

### Entry 2

During the constant conflict between the Yellow Turbans and the imperial army, Bo Cai setp up base at Mt. Dongshan in Taishan Commandery after it was abandoned by Zhang Bao. Hunagfu Song of the imperial army immediately dispatched a response force, but Bo Cai took advantage of the mountainous terrain to hold out for ally reinforcement. None came for him, however, and he was left to fend for himself. He was eventually put to the sword of the protagonist, who had been sent by Huangfu Song. In his last moments, Bo Cai entrusted the realization of a Yellow heaven to the Yellow Turbans' founder, Zhang Jiao. Having greatly contributed to the Yellow Turban's cause, Bo Cai's death struck a heavy blow, allowing the imperial army to get the upper hand.

## Hidden Tomes

Hidden Wizardry Spell Tomes dropped by Bo Cai:

* Hidden Tome "Devouring Flames"
* Hidden Tome "Noxious Bubbles"
* Hidden Tome "Frozen Splinters"
* Hidden Tome "Predestined Doom"
Golden Cicada Shell

**Golden Cicada Shell** is a key item given to certain person for a reward.

## Description

Give these to a certain person to receive a corresponding reward.

These golden-colored husks are left behind by an uncommon type of cicada.

There is an ancient belief that the process of gaining immortality is akin to the maturation of a cicada. This has led some would-be immortals to claim that mass consumption of golden cicada shells is the secret, but this has yet to be substantiated.
Hua Xiong

**Hua Xiong** is a warrior who led Dong Zhuo's elite unit the Soaring Ursines.

## Character Directory

### Entry 1

Hua Xiong is a warrior active during the end of the Later Han period. Serving under Dong Zhuo's general Hu Zhen, he fought at Yangren against Sun Jian. In Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he is depicted as being almost seven feet tall. he stood bravely against the anti-Dong Zhuo coalition, single-handedly cutting down Bao Zhong and Zu Mao from Sun Jian's army, Yu She from Yuan Shu's army, and Pan Feng from Han Fu's army - all formidable warriors of the coalition. Lamenting at Hua Xiong's deeds, Yuan Shao is told to hve famously said, "If only my trusted warriors Yan Liang and Wen Chou were here, then we would not be at the whim of that insufferable Hua Xiong"!

### Entry 2

He led Dong Zhuo's elite unit know as the Soaring Ursines against the anti-Dong Zhuo coalition at Luoyang. He then went on to defend Hulaoguan Pass afterward, proving to be a formidable adversary for the coalition. He pushed back an enraged Sun Ce, and forced Sun Jian's army to retreat, earning him a considerable reputation. However, he was no match for the protagonist and perished in battle. In Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he is said to have been cut down in a single strike by Guan Yu. It is told that Guan Yu defeated Hua Xiong so quickly that the hot liquor Cao Cao had poured for him before he left was still warm on his return.

## Hidden Tomes

Hidden Wizardry Spell Tomes dropped by Xua Xiong:

* Hidden Tome "Devouring Flames"
* Hidden Tome "Frozen Shot"
* Hidden Tome "Grafting Strike"
* Hidden Tome "Rushing Fulmination"
Heirloom Seal of the Realm

**Heirloom Seal of the Realm** is a Sub Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. It take place in Xiangyang, Nan Commandery, Jing Province, AD 200. Its unlocked after completing Decisive Battle of Guandu.

## Description

It was in fact Yu Ji disguised as Sun Jian who stole the imperial seal from Luoyang. Perhaps it was all part of Yu Ji's scheme to discredit the Imperial Court for his own ambitions?

The seal has fallen into the wrong hands. It is only right to head once more to Xiangyang City.

## Enemies

* Demonized Soldier
* Huoshu
* Demonized Warlock
* Demonized Officer
* Demonized Fanatic
* Corpse Demon
* Zhupolong
* Leishi

## Reward

* Elixir x3
* Genuine Qi Crystal x2
* Dragon's Cure Powder x1
* Spear of King Fuchai x1
Lieutenant-General Greaves

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**Lieutenant-General Greaves** is a Leg Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A lieutenant-general's legs are protected by these sturdy low shoes and steel greaves. The plates are firmly fixed to the shins, giving excellent protection.

A mounted Han general equipped with these would ride all across the battlefield as he sought to make a name for himself, leaving the countless corpses of the rank and file in the dust.

## Special Effects

### Possible Special Effects

* Positive Effect Duration +2.3%
* Toxin Resistance +17
* Dragon's Cure Pot HP Recovery +2.5%
* Heaviness Accumulation on Enemies +5.5%
* Stone Damage +2.7%
* Spirit Gain from Normal Attacks +2.2%
* Negative Effects Duration on Enemies +2.3%
* Flame Resistance +13
* Heaviness Accumulation -4.0%
Giant Wrestler Greaves

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**Giant Wrestler Greaves** is a Leg Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This set of footwear and bronze leg guards serves a giant wrestler of great strength as his trusty greaves.

While the upper body strength of its owner is undeniable - with a thick chest, boulder-crushing arms, and an abdomen strong as iron - his legs can be a weakness. When covered by this armor, however, enemies can do little but cower as they are charged down head-on.
Dual Marquis Halberds

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

## Description

These bronze halberds are fashioned in the shape of a cross. An ancient weapon used from the start of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods.

Possessing dagger-axe and slashing spear properties, it allowed for considerable force in its blows, while lacking in thrusting ability. Forging a halberd in one piece using brittle bronze was difficult, and the quality was always inferior to iron, which saw an end to its general usage. The person who dug this up from noble's grave did no know its historical significance; it was seen as a commoner's weapon and was used sparingly.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Plum Rend
* Vine's Grasp
Dong Zhuo Soldier Bracers

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**Dong Zhuo Soldier Bracers** is a Arm Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Tough cloth wrapped around the arm that serves as armguards for Dong Zhuo's soldiers.

Worn by low-rank soldiers, it is virtually a rag, with blood and sweat lingering on it. It offers some comfort and is flexible,but will not help much against an attack of any force.
Crown of Zhurong

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**Crown of Zhurong** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Its a DLC bonus for those who purchased the Steelbook Launch Edition.

## Description

Legendary headwear made from hair fallen from the head of the God of Fire, Zhurong.

The flame-wielding Zhurong is believed to be a descendant of the Yan Emperor (or Flame Emperor). In ancient times, Gonggong rebelled against the Mother Goddess, Nuwa, and Zhurong vanquished him but was unable to stop him from destroying one of the pillars holding up heaven. This led to heaven tilting northwest, and all rivers beginning to flow southeast. Nuwa repaired the damage and restored harmony on earth, and Zhurong then went to stand guard over the southern region, along the Yangtze river.

## Special Effects

### Fixed Special Effects

* Inheritance
* Power Gain upon Martial Arts

### Possible Special Effects

* Burns Accumulation on Enemies +7.6%
* Martial Arts Spirit Damage +3.2%
* Flame Resistance +18
Armor of Astuteness

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

## Description

Jia Xu's favored armor, a double-pieced cuirass made from plainly decorated leather, worn underneath the trademark coat of many strategists.

The pauldrons atop the armor are fur-coated in the Xiliang style, and protect the vital points on the shoulders and neck. Raised in one of the scholar families of Liang Province, Jia Xu remained relatively unknown during his youth. In time, his renown grew, until some considered him equal to the legendary Zhang Liang and Chen Ping. Particularly noteworthy were his cunning schemes and military strategies during Dong Zhuo's reign and the chaotic period brought about by Li Jue and Guo Si.
Demonized Soldier

**Demonized Soldier** is a human soldier who was turned into demon.

## Description

Demonized soldiers are former humans that have been turned into demons. They have been transformed as a result of excessive consumption of Elixir or being under the influence of powerful Demonic Qi. While they have been reduced to creatures of subhuman intellect and are unable to recall their past lives, the hard training infused in them during their lives as soldiers means they have retained some martial capability. It was reported that the yellow Turban leader Zhang Jiao, in his desperation to overthrow the Imperial Court, forced Elixir on his subordinates in order to build an army of fearsome demonized warriors. Some say that they can be restored to human form through contact with a surge of strong Genuine Qi, but the truth of this is unconfirmed.
Dong Zhuo Officer Helmet

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**Dong Zhuo Officer Helmet** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This heavy helmet affixed with an extravagant tassel is worn by the high-ranking officers of Dong Zhuo's army.

Dong Zhuo suppressed the nomadic and Qiang clans from rebelling against the Imperial Court, becoming their leader after their surrender. It was long believed that a superior general would appear to the east of Hangu Pass, and so it came to pass that Dong Zhuo brought many stalwart generals to their knees and assimilated them into his own elite force.
Darkness Over the Hanshui River

**Darkness Over the Hanshui River** is a Main Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. It take place in Xiangyang, Nan Commandery, Jing Province, AD 191.

## Description

Dong Zhuo reduced Luoyang to ash. The lords, who already had their own intentions, also left, causing the coalition to disband. The chaos shows no signs of stopping, but instead intensifies.

As Sun Jian's army attacks Xiangyang, rumors begin to circulate that the Taoist in Black is up to no good.

## Objective

Track down Sun Jian in the city of Xiangyang.

## Characters

* Yu Ji (cutscene)
* Da Qiao (cutscene)
* Sun Jian
* Sun Ce (reinforcement)
* Sun Quan (reinforcement)
* Zuo Ci (cutscene)

## Enemies

* Demonized Soldier
* Shuigui
* Demonized Fanatic
* Huoshu
* Zhupolong
* Demonized Officer
* Demonized Warlock
* Suanyu
* Huang Zu (NPC invader)
* Corpse Demon
* Sun Jian (demon) (boss)

## Reward

* Tiger Seal x2
* Bear Gall x1
* Rank 5 Steel x3
* Cavalry Javelin x1

## Collectables

* Golden Cicada Shell
* Brocade Sail Pirate's Scribblings
* Shitieshou
* Dragon Vein Essence
* Xiangyang Townswoman's Diary
Grace of Gonggong

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

* *2 pieces*: Damage Received -5.9%
* *3 pieces*: Spirit Consumption -6.2%
* *4 pieces*: Haste upon Martial Arts
* *5 pieces*: Damage Bonus (% of Lost HP) AA
* *6 pieces*: Gonggong's Wicked Sin

### Gonggong's Wicked Sin

Increases HP damage dealt when at low health, and applies Gonggong's Wicked Sin to the user when different Martial Arts are performed in quick succession with the same weapon.
(This does no apply to elemental damage.)

Gonggong's Wicked Sin - Reduces damage received during the attack sequence, and increases Spirit Damage dealt using Martial Arts.
Han Soldier Bracers

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**Han Soldier Bracers** is a Arm Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Tough cloth wrapped around the arm that serves as armguards for the Han imperial army soldiers.

Worn by low-rank soldiers, it is virtually a rag, with blood and sweat lingering on it. It offers some comfort and is flexible, but will not help much against an attack of any force.
Grace of the Supreme Heavenly Emperor

**Grace of the Supreme Heavenly 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 the Supreme Heavenly Emperor**. Depending on the amount of set item equipped, player gains various special effects.

* *2 pieces*: Damage Received -1.9%
* *3 pieces*: Status Effect Resistance 4.8%
* *4 pieces*: Divine Beast Gauge Gain +4.5%
* *5 pieces*: Spirit Attack Damage +6.0%
* *6 pieces*: Skyward Majesty

### Skyward Majesty

If at least 3 of your Five Virtues are within 5 points of the average value of all Five Virtues, you will gain a special effect based on the number of Virtues that meet this condition.
Grace of Nuwa

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

* *2 pieces*: HP +60
* *3 pieces*: Status Effect Resistance 9.5%
* *4 pieces*: HP Recovery upon Deflection +18
* *5 pieces*: Negative Attribute Damage upon Guard
* *6 pieces*: Nuwa Mended the Heavens

### Nuwa Mended the Heavens

Upon inflicing melee damage, restores HP proportional to the base damage of that attack. Deals additional HP damage when HP is full.
Cheng Pu

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

## Character Directory

### Entry 1

Cheng Pu, courtesy name Demou, is a warrior hailing from Tuyin County of Youbeiping Commandery. After serving as a minor official, he began service under Sun Jian. He helped suppress the Yellow Turbans and participated in the campaign against Dong Zhuo, earning a plethora of military accolades. Afterward, he was appointed second-in-command of the Sun clan and served alongside Huang Gai and Han Dang to support their lord and strengthen his hold in Wu. Being the longest-serving officer, he often clashed with other warriors of the clan, but his commanding attitude was respected by his peers, leading him to be known as "Duke Cheng". He struggled to get along with the young and distinguished Zhou Yu; however, after seeing Zhou Yu's constant humbleness, he felt ashamed of his own behavior and began to respect him as his superior officer.

### 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. During this time, he met with the protagonist and formed a bonding friendship. After learning of Sun Jian's death in Xiangyang, Cheng Pu, Huang Gai, and Han Dang 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 Cheng Pu:

* Hidden Tome "Devouring Flames"
* Hidden Tome "Stone Bastion"
* Hidden Tome "Fire God's Arrival"
* Hidden Tome "Predestined Doom"
Grace of Shennong the Red Emperor

**Grace of Shennong the Red 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 Shennong the Red Emperor**. Depending on the amount of set item equipped, player gains various special effects.

* *2 pieces*: Spirit Gain from Normal Attacks +2.9%
* *3 pieces*: Fire Phase Spell Spirit Consumption -2.1%
* *4 pieces*: Martial Arts Spirit Consumption -2.4%
* *5 pieces*: Berserker's Might upon Deflection
* *6 pieces*: Subtlety of Fire Phase

### Subtlety of Fire Phase

Requires a Fire Virtue value of 70 or greater to activate. When you hit an enemy with a Martial Arts attack, you will gain up to 5 stacks of Subtlety of Fire Phase.

Subtlety of Fire Phase - Each stack increases HP damage dealt with Martial Arts.
Evil Taoist Headpiece

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**Evil Taoist Headpiece** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This headpiece worn by Yu Ji is adorned with jewels that give off an eerie glow.

Since ancient times, the forehead was thought to contain an upper Elixir Field, and was believed to be an important spiritual locus. While not affording much in the way of physical defense, this adornment boosts the destructive effect of spells via jewels that concentrate spiritual power around the forehead.
Dread Star of Hejian Gauntlets

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**Dread Star of Hejian Gauntlets** is a Arm Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This set of bracers lined with bronze rings is a favored armor of Wen Chou.

These provide yet more defense to the now demonized form of Wen Chou. Those who face off against him realize the futility of standing against him and fall into despair.
Suanyu

**Suanyu** is a demon resembling a bird with four wings, six eyes with one on each wing and three legs.

## Description

Suanyu is an enormous demon resembling a grotesque bird. In the northern mountains section of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, it is described as a foul, flying creature with a snake-like frame, four wings, six eyes, and three legs, residing in Mt. Jingshan where taros and peppers grow. It takes its name from how its cry is perceived to sound. It is considered a portentous being - it is said that any state it visits will be surrounded by fear. Unsettlingly, how and why this occurs has never been explained, a fact further bolstering its terrifying aura.
Dauntless Tiger Servant Set

**Dauntless Tiger Servant Set** is a Heavy Armor Set piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Its typically worn by Han Dang.

## Set Pieces

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

* Curve-Headed Glaive
* Dauntless Tiger Servant Helmet
* Dauntless Tiger Servant Armor
* Dauntless Tiger Servant Gauntlets
* Dauntless Tiger Servant Greaves

## Set Bonus

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

* *2 pieces*: Damage Received -1.3%
* *3 pieces*: Guard Spirit Consumption -2.2%
* *4 pieces*: Power Gain upon Martial Arts
* *5 pieces*: Spirit Damage Dealt in Perfect Condition +10.3%
Heishan Bandit Set

**Heishan Bandit 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.

* Heishan Bandit Bandana
* Heishan Bandit Garb
* Heishan Bandit Bracers
* Heishan Bandit Footwear

## Set Bonus

* This armor set doesn't have a Set Bonus.
Dian Wei's Blood-Written Testament

**Dian Wei's Blood-Written Testament** is a key item.

## Description

A tablet found near the gate of Yuan City. It was written in blood, presumably the last testament of Dian Wei.

"--I have already killed all the enemy soldiers near the gate, but in the distance I see countless torches and hear warhorses. Even if the enemy has ten thousand reinforcements, I will not stand down. Farewell, Xu Chu and our soldiers. Do not be sad for me. Carry on with my resolution and move forward.--"
Crouching Dragon's Battle Royale

**Crouching Dragon's Battle Royale** is a Sub Battlefield mission in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. It take place in Guandu, Henan Commandery, Sili Province, AD 20X.

## Description

Through countless struggles against the fiercest of enemies, a semblance of peace has at last found its place in the land once shrouded by the bloody stench of warfare. And yet, it seems forgetting these warriors is no less challenging than a rematch against them.

Relive the memories of these battles and convert their dragon-like might into your own.

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

## Characters

* Hua Xiong
* Yuan Shao
* Dong Zhuo
* Sun Jian
* Yu Ji
* Wen Chou
* Yan Liang
* Lu Bu

## Enemies

* Hua Xiong (boss)
* Yuan Shao (boss)
* Dong Zhuo (boss)
* Sun Jian (boss)
* Yu Ji (boss)
* Wen Chou (boss)
* Yan Liang (boss)
* Lu Bu (boss)

## Reward

* General-in-Chief's Seal x1
* Flying General's Bow x1
* Yellow-Shouldered Crossbow
* Colonel Repeating Crossbow
Grace of Zhurong

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

* *2 pieces*: Enemy Status Effect Accumulation +9.4%
* *3 pieces*: Spirit Gain +6.2%
* *4 pieces*: Slow on Enemy upon Martial Arts
* *5 pieces*: Spirit Attack (Guarding) +35
* *6 pieces*: Zhurong's Celestial Fire

### Zhurong's Celestial Fire

Deals an equal amount of Flame damage in addition to the elemental damage dealt when using element-imbued melee weapons. Also increases Spirit damage inflicted on enemies that are afflicted with Burns.

Burns - a status effect inflicted when Flame accumulation reaches a certain amount. Increases Ice damage received and gradually decreases HP. Can be cured by performing a dodge in water.
Tyrant Overlord Circlet

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18
0
36
18

**Tyrant Overlord Circlet** is a Head Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This circlet adorned with goldwork is worn by Dong Zhuo.

Being initiated in the customs of the Qiang tribes, Dong Zhuo has an unruly hairstyle kept in place with this thin and light type of circlet popular outside the Great Wall. This is yet another element of his appearance that makes evident his complete confidence in his military skill and his complete lack of respect for etiquette and authority.
Helmet of Fidelity

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0
0
0
0
36

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

## Description

Taishi Ci's reliable helmet, with red feather adornments extending from the peak.

It is evidently a fine helm, with iron lamellae layered over the leather base. It is decorated with a pattern resembling an irrepressible flame, making the wearer appear more striking. Due to Taishi Ci's humble lineage, his lord, Liu Yao, only ever assigned him to scouting missions. This changed when he entered the service of Sun Ce, where he rose to become General of the Court Gentlemen, a rank with dignity befitting of the appearance of his helmet.
Bronze Polearm Mace

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D-
E-

**Bronze Polearm Mace** is a Staff melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A long-handled striking weapon fashioned out of bronze. It is one of the classical "five arms" used by soldiers of the Spring and Autumn and Warring State periods.

The five arms are five types of weapons, consisting of the bow and arrow, mace, slashing spear, dagger-axe, and halberd. Requiring a sizable frame to wield appropriately, this weapon was used by only a few in the Later Han period. It is said that only those with substantial physical strength and martial skill can pulverize their foe's armor.
Guangzong

**Guangzong** is a stage/location in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Located in Julu Commandery, Ji Province, the players visits it during AD 184.

## Description

The Yellow Turbans' bloody campaign is coordinated from this base in Julu Commandery in the south of Ji Province.

Guangzong is home to the Shaqiu Palace (Shaqiu being an old name for Guangzong), built by King Wuling of Zhao in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States period. The First Emperor of Qin, who unified the nation, restored the palace and used it as a secondary residence during his nationwide tours, and it was here tht he suddenly perished during his fourth trip.

The Yellow Turbans have laid claim to it and modified it into a fortress that acts as their main base of operations. Nowadays it is an accursed land, swarming with those who rejoice in the fall of the Azure Heaven and herald the rise of the Yellow Heaven.
Golden Staff of King Yufu

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B+

**Golden Staff of King Yufu** is a Staff melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

This is a weapon of legend. Gold leaf covers the bronze body of this extravagant staff that bears an enshrined deity at its apex.

It is said that it was a favorite item of King Yufu of Ancient Shu, which was conquered by Qin. Yufu was the third king of Ancient Shu and he is said to have set out on the path to becoming an immortal while hunting on Mt. Jianshan. The people of Shu erected a shrine there, where they worshipped Yufu.

No ordinary man is permitted to lay a finger on this golden shimmering staff. It is a weapon of divine power that can only be wielded by one close to the gods.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Goshawk's Dance
* Tigertail Lash
* Dragon Flash
* Antelope Horn
* Falcon Strike
* Dragontail Whip
* Stag Hunter
* Plummeting Ape
* Horn Strike
Frightened Merchant's Note

**Frightened Merchant's Note** is a key item.

## Description

Tablet found in an abandoned village. It appears to have been written by a merchant from the village.

"--I knew that creepy dragon was a bad omen. As soon as it showed up, those Yellow Turban villains attacked the village. It's terrible... I feel as though I can hear the echoing screams of the fallen from this mound of corpses. I ought to be grateful that I was away to sell my wares, but our peaceful village... It is not more...--"
Bronze Dual Swords

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E-
C-

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

## Description

A set of straight-bladed bronze swords only weldable simultaneously by soldiers confident in their skill.

Each sword is shorter than a regular one, but the wielder must nonetheless have excellent coordination to properly swing with the weaker hand. If this can be done, the warrior gains double the offensive output and can overwhelm the adversary with a fierce flurry of strikes. When the conscription system was replaced with a system of professional militias in the Later Han period, anyone became able to enlist without discrimination, whether they were a farmer, merchant, or even a convict. In light of this, it's no surprise that among the enlistees were a handful who favored a dual-wielding style.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Skyward Evergreen
* Sudden Tornado
* Blossom Stream
* Peach Blossom
Lead Tiger Servant Armor

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0
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60
0

**Lead Tiger Servant Armor** is a Chest Armor piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Cheng Pu's torso protection consists of this armor and surcoat.

The armor is a double-pieced cuirass worn as standard by high-ranking generals, with circular plates as an extra guard against a deadly blow to the chest. The grandness of Cheng Pu's armor testifies to the fact that he is the most senior of Sun Jian's Tiger Servants.
Baihu Gauntlets

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36
0
0
0
0

**Baihu Gauntlets** is a Arm Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Its a DLC bonus for those who purchased the Steelbook Launch Edition.

## Description

A pair of incredibly tough legendary gauntlets, featuring elegant adornments of white and gold.

Baihu is used as a symbol of war and military. Long ago, its image could often be seen across the battlefield upon war flags. The spirit of Baihu lies within these gauntlets, granting the wearer the power to seize victory against even the most formidable of enemies.

## Special Effects

### Fixed Special Effects

* Inheritance
* Spirit Sustainability +20

### Possible Special Effects

* Toxin Damage +3.2%
* Luck +27
* Toxin Resistance +18
Beast King Cestuses

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**Beast King Cestuses** is a Cestus melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Cestuses favored by the barbarian warriors of the south. A weapon specialized in taking out prey quickly by striking and piercing with sharp claws.

These cesuses consist of roughly woven mats of wisteria vines that can withstand even sword slashes, and are wrapped with the hide and decorated with the fangs of a legendary beast. Warriors from the southern tribes are said to have taken the bones and fangs of formidable prey as trophies, adorning their cestuses with them. Their light weight allows for fleet movement even on precipitous peaks and rough roads.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Jianli's Strike
* Ren Bi's Clash
* Cheng Jing's Helix
* Changwan's Vault

### Fixed Special Effects

* Damage to Enemies with Negative Effects +4.0%
Five-Colored Cudgel

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E-

**Five-Colored Cudgel** is a Staff melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A vividly colored staff made out of hard lumber. It has five faces, painted red, yellow, green, white, and black.

A favorite of young Cao Cao, who sought peace for Luoyang as the colonel of the north. When he repaired the four gates of Luoyang, he carried many of these cudgels with him, that he might beat to death any who would commit a crime, no matter their identity. This even extended to certain eunuchs who were favored by the emperor. As a result, Luoyang quietly became free of criminals.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Falcon Strike
* Goshawk's Dance
Bronze Halberd

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C-
D-

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

## Description

A halberd made of bronze. Capitalizing on the strong points of various weapons, this is often used by soldiers.

Its sharp point can pierce like a spear and its dagger-axe can bludgeon or sweep a horse's legs out from under it.

Bronze weapons were in construction since ancient times, but the bronze halberd of the State of Qin during the Warring States period put the quality of others to shame. With improvements to iron working technology, iron weapons have become the standards for the Han Army, and bronze halberds are now relegated to regional soldiers and citizens.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Dragontail Whip
* Dragon Flash
* Wyvern Claw

### Possible Special Effects

* Martial Arts Spirit Consumption -2.1%
* Martial Arts Damage +2.6%
* Toxin Attack Power +19
Armor of Rushing

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0
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60
0

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

## Description

Xiahou Yuan's practical armor is worn beneath a thick mantle.

Both the front and back of this standard double-pieced cuirass are made with iron. However, the right pauldron has been removed to free up his bow arm. The modest decorations tell of the hardships Xiahou Yuan has shared with foot soldiers. While quite sturdy, this armor is easy to move in, allowing its wearer to endure grueling long-distance marches, and the overcoat can be wrapped higher around the neck to protect against dirt and sand whipped up from heavy boots on the move. Xiahou Yuan received high praise from Cao Cao after defeating the nomad and Qiang tribes in Liang Province, and it is said that Cao Cao even used Xiahou Yuan's name to threaten them during negotiations.
Bamboo Repeating Crossbow

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

## Description

A repeating crossbow fashioned from wood and bamboo. This crossbow features a simple construction and was widely used while fighting the Xiongnu tribes in the Former Han period.

An iteration of the crossbows used during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, improved for battle functionality. While it does not deliver the power or range of a typical crossbow, it instead offers ease of use and rapid-fire capability. A small contingent of elite soldiers would be quite effective in an ambush using these.
Demonized Officer

**Demonized Soldier** is a human soldier who was turned into demon.

## Description

Demonized soldiers are former humans that have been turned into demons. They have been transformed as a result of excessive consumption of Elixir or being under the influence of powerful Demonic Qi. While they have been reduced to creatures of subhuman intellect and are unable to recall their past lives, the hard training infused in them during their lives as officers means they are adept at utilizing powerful weapons. It was reported that the Yellow Turban leader Zhang Jiao, in his desperation to overthrow the Imperial Court, forced Elixir on his subordinates in order to build an army of fearsome demonized warriors. Some say that they can be restored to human form through contact with a surge of strong Genuine Qi, but the truth of this is unconfirmed.
Grace of Fuxi

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

* *2 pieces*: Morale Points Gain +11.8%
* *3 pieces*: Power Drop on Enemy upon Martial Arts
* *4 pieces*: Melee Attack Damage +13.9%
* *5 pieces*: Power Gain upon Fatal Strike
* *6 pieces*: Fuxi Devised Eight Trigrams

### Fuxi Devised Eight Trigrams

Reduces HP damage taken and increases Spirit damage dealt.

When your Morale Rank is lower than your opponent's the amount of HP damage taken will be further reduced, whereas when your Morale Rank is equal to or higher than your opponent's, the amount of Spirit damage dealt will be further increased.
Anti-freeze Soil

**Anti-freeze Soil** is a consumable item used to remove Chill and temporary increase Ice resistance.

## Description

Anti-freeze Sol is a mysterious soil that has the ability to ward against damage from the cold. Dispels Chill status effect and accumulation when used. Also increases Ice resistance for a certain period of time.

According to old myths, not only was there a soil to contain coldness, but also one with the power to contain water-related disasters. It was called Xirang or Xitu, and was able to continuously self-replicate. It is said that Yu the Great used it to control the waters of the Great Flood.
Shanyue Soldier Leglets

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48
0
24
0

**Shanyue Soldier Leglets** is a Leg Guards piece in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

Leglets worn by the Shanyue, comprised of handwoven ankle wraps combined with metal rings to protect the shins.

Both the men and women of the Shanyue are accustomed to wearing light clothing. Particularly adept at traversing mountainous and dense forest terrains, the are said to "climb trees like the monkey does, and swiftly scale mountain paths as the fish swims through water". The high-pitched ringing from the metal abornments of their leglets can be heard across the mountain, sending shivers up the spines of even the fiercest of Zhongyuan warriors.
Hammer of Vendetta

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D+

**Hammer of Vendetta** is a Hammer melee weapon in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.

## Description

A bronze hammer favored by Xu Chu. The head and grip are connected by a chain, allowing for it to be thrown.

This hammer was prepared by Zhang Liang to assassinate the First Emperor of Qin in the Qin period. It is said when the Emperor's carriage approached Bolangsha, the hammer was hurled at it, killing its occupants.

In his fight with the bandit forces, when Xu Chu had his allies gather rocks, they chanced to fish out this hammer from a dried-up well. It is said that despite its rusted chain, it sailed through the air like a tiger, utterly crushing the bandits.

## Special Effects

### Possible Martial Arts

* Heavenly Smasher (fixed)
* Heaven Reversal
* Mountain Strike
* Rising Tides
* Stone Shatter
* Rock Crash
* Sea Split
* Undercurrent Sprint