After the Yellow Turban Rebellion was put down, the strength of the Han Court continued to crumble. The elder Han Emperor passed on, leaving a child to ascend to the Imperial Throne. In the wake of this vacuum of power, the Court fell victim to the predations of the Ten Regular Attendants, a faction of eunuchs with such influence over the Emperor that all who opposed them met a swift end, including Han Grand General He Jin.
However, their reign would be short-lived as an even greater threat arose to destroy the eunuchs and supplant his own regime in power.
Dong Zhuo, a prefect from the western empire and a general who garnered influence during the rebellion took this chance to make his powergrab by gathering many of the most talented officers of the age to him and establishing his own puppet emperor upon the throne. Dark times fell upon the Han as Dong Zhuo used his newfound power to appoint himself Prime Minister and committed vile atrocities to satiate his aspirations of grandeur.
Eventually, the regional warlords rose up and formed a coalition to defeat the tyrant Dong Zhuo and wrest the Han Court from his iron grasp.
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As the armies gather to oppose Dong Zhuo, it becomes apparent that one general is markedly absent. It is soon learned that Llandros had fallen some years ago in a duel with a fearsome opponent. It is whispered that the poor fool never had a chance against his opponent, for it was none other than the famous Lu Bu that had struck down the wayward general...
It is 191 AD and with 19 armies on the field, it will take 10 to overwhelm an opposing general!
However, their reign would be short-lived as an even greater threat arose to destroy the eunuchs and supplant his own regime in power.
Dong Zhuo, a prefect from the western empire and a general who garnered influence during the rebellion took this chance to make his powergrab by gathering many of the most talented officers of the age to him and establishing his own puppet emperor upon the throne. Dark times fell upon the Han as Dong Zhuo used his newfound power to appoint himself Prime Minister and committed vile atrocities to satiate his aspirations of grandeur.
Eventually, the regional warlords rose up and formed a coalition to defeat the tyrant Dong Zhuo and wrest the Han Court from his iron grasp.
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As the armies gather to oppose Dong Zhuo, it becomes apparent that one general is markedly absent. It is soon learned that Llandros had fallen some years ago in a duel with a fearsome opponent. It is whispered that the poor fool never had a chance against his opponent, for it was none other than the famous Lu Bu that had struck down the wayward general...
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Llandros was Zhuge Liang - The Sleeping Dragon
You are Zhuge Liang, the greatest mind of your time. It was your devices that split the whole of China into Three Kingdoms and Heaven willing, it will be your devices that reunite it under the banner of the Shu-Han. However, you face perilous opposition from your contemporaries, Sima Yi of Wei and Zhou Yu of Wu.
Master Strategium - At any time during the game, you may send me a PM detailing any action you may wish to see happen in the game, barring the resurrection of slain generals. If you have doubts as to the suitability of an action, ask anyway. If it is impossible, it will be denied outright and not count towards your uses. Success percentage is dependent upon the scope of the intended effect and how often you have used your ability recently. You may use this ability up to three times during the game... but after the third time, you will die the following sunset.
You win when the Kingdom of Shu holds a majority over the combined forces of Wu and Wei and there are no threats to the sanctity of the Han.
You are Zhuge Liang, the greatest mind of your time. It was your devices that split the whole of China into Three Kingdoms and Heaven willing, it will be your devices that reunite it under the banner of the Shu-Han. However, you face perilous opposition from your contemporaries, Sima Yi of Wei and Zhou Yu of Wu.
Master Strategium - At any time during the game, you may send me a PM detailing any action you may wish to see happen in the game, barring the resurrection of slain generals. If you have doubts as to the suitability of an action, ask anyway. If it is impossible, it will be denied outright and not count towards your uses. Success percentage is dependent upon the scope of the intended effect and how often you have used your ability recently. You may use this ability up to three times during the game... but after the third time, you will die the following sunset.
You win when the Kingdom of Shu holds a majority over the combined forces of Wu and Wei and there are no threats to the sanctity of the Han.
It is 191 AD and with 19 armies on the field, it will take 10 to overwhelm an opposing general!
